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Lets us say that two magnets of unequal strength have one pole each lined up facing the other magnets pole. For convention magnet 1 is an electromagnet with an air core and a 200 gauss field strength. Magnet 2 is a neodymium permanet magnet rated at 20,000 gauss. Assume the "north pole of magnet 1 is opposed to the south pole of magnet 2
The magnets will attract each other when the electromagnet is energized , the question is how to solve for the force of attraction
Wiki tells me that if the two magnets are both permanent magnets a reasonable approximation can be given by the formula
where F is the force qm1 the gauss of the first magnet , qm2 that of the second magnet and u0 the permeability of space, and r the distance the two magnets are apart.
So my answer might be if the magnets are 1 inch apart
F= 1/4pie * (20,000*200)/1 which would roughly be
318471.3
My question is I cannot find a formula for interaction of a electromagnet with a permanent magnet and in this case the electromagnet has an air core.
Some people think in this case the strength of the electromagnet sets a limit on the force equation
Seeking comments and a formula if available
The magnets will attract each other when the electromagnet is energized , the question is how to solve for the force of attraction
Wiki tells me that if the two magnets are both permanent magnets a reasonable approximation can be given by the formula
where F is the force qm1 the gauss of the first magnet , qm2 that of the second magnet and u0 the permeability of space, and r the distance the two magnets are apart.
So my answer might be if the magnets are 1 inch apart
F= 1/4pie * (20,000*200)/1 which would roughly be
318471.3
My question is I cannot find a formula for interaction of a electromagnet with a permanent magnet and in this case the electromagnet has an air core.
Some people think in this case the strength of the electromagnet sets a limit on the force equation
Seeking comments and a formula if available