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Flux Density, B, of a Cylindrical Magent
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[QUOTE="Bri1, post: 5697896, member: 616583"] Thanks for responding, It's for school but it feels more like a hobby, I was thinking of just assuming a value for z. I'm studying mechanical engineering so electrical isn't my strong point. But I believe it might be a set value, maybe a distance from the pole face to the height of the flux field? but then I don't know the height of the flux field anyway My reason for thinking its a set value is because the flux density of the magnet shouldn't change with respect to z not so? [/QUOTE]
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