How Can I Create A Powerful Electromagnetic Field

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To create a powerful electromagnetic field using magnetic wires, one should utilize a coil design with a diameter comparable to an average water bottle, approximately 3 inches, and a height of 1 to 2 inches. The use of superconducting materials can significantly enhance the field strength. Participants in the discussion suggested sourcing superconducting materials from specialized suppliers, emphasizing the importance of material selection in achieving desired electromagnetic properties.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of electromagnetic theory
  • Familiarity with coil design and construction
  • Knowledge of superconducting materials and their properties
  • Basic skills in electrical engineering
NEXT STEPS
  • Research coil winding techniques for optimal electromagnetic field generation
  • Explore suppliers of superconducting materials and their specifications
  • Learn about the effects of wire gauge on electromagnetic field strength
  • Investigate safety protocols when working with high electromagnetic fields
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Physics enthusiasts, electrical engineers, hobbyists interested in electromagnetism, and anyone looking to experiment with electromagnetic field generation.

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Can somebody tell me how can i create a powerful electromagnetic field using magnetic wires. I don't want it to be big. The diameter of the circle should be as big as an average water bottle. It can be really thick but the height should be about 1 to 2 inches. I guess i can buy some other materials to help it make it better.

Also can somebody tell me where i can buy a superconducting material? Thanks!
 
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Sorry i put this thread in the wrong place.
Can somebody move it to general physics?
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