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What is the difference between permanent magnet fields and electromagnet fields?
The discussion clarifies the distinction between permanent magnet fields and electromagnet fields. An electromagnet consists of a wire wound around a metal core, generating a magnetic field only when an electric current flows through it. In contrast, a permanent magnet maintains its magnetic field due to microscopic currents within the material itself. Both types of magnets exhibit similar magnetic field characteristics, but their operational mechanisms differ significantly.
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