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Permanent Magnet Mistakes, Part Four
Stan Trout, Spontaneous Materials
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About The Magnetics Conference and Why I Love It
Thomas Schliesch, Head of Research & Development, Max Baermann GmbH I have been attending the Magnetics conference since 2010 with one exception in 2013. I’d like to use this opportunity to give my estimate on […]
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How to Assure Every Rare Earth (or Any) Magnet Meets Your Requirements 100 Percent of the Time
Dr John Ormerod, Principal, JOC LLC So you have designed and thoroughly tested your revolutionary new magnetic device and are ready to place an order with your chosen magnet supplier. How do you assure the […]
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Permanent Magnet Mistakes, Part Three
By Stan Trout | Spontaneous Materials We continue with the third blog in this series, describing the many types of mistakes made with permanent magnets. Again, my intent is to help engineers in the future […]
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How It Feels To Detect Simulation Errors
By Thomas Schliesch, Head of Research & Development | Max Baermann GmbH Recently I took an old simulation of a magnetizing coil to apply it with a few modifications to a new magnet. This kind of […]
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Permanent Magnet Mistakes, Part Two
By Stan Trout | Spontaneous Materials This is the second blog in a series, describing the many types of mistakes made with permanent magnets. Again, my intent is to help engineers in the future avoid […]
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The Ambition to Get Highest Flux Densities, Is It Always Reasonable?
By Thomas Schliesch, Head of Research & Development | Max Baermann GmbH In many cases it certainly makes sense to provide permanent magnets with highest flux densities, e.g. for electrical machines to get large torques […]