1. Jul 11, 2018 #1

   Chris Fuccillo

   

   Could anyone point me to the proper formula to calculate the magnetic field strength in the gap/hole(ID) of a diametrically magnatized ring magnet.
   
   

    

   Chris Fuccillo, Jul 11, 2018
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3. Jul 11, 2018 #2

   Charles Link

   

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   I'm not sure if this magnetic field has the direction you are interested in, but here is a previous PF thread that might be helpful: https://www.physicsforums.com/threa...ed-permanent-ring-magnet.867355/#post-5445294

    

   Charles Link, Jul 11, 2018
4. Jul 11, 2018 #3

   Chris Fuccillo

   

   Thank you. That is a good example for an axial magnatised ring magnet. It may calculate the same but that is why I was looking for a diametrically magnatized example

    

   Chris Fuccillo, Jul 11, 2018

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