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At The Last Minute
By Dr. Stan Trout | Spontaneous Materials A recent consulting assignment and April 15, which is tax day in the US, reminded me of a fundamental truth in the world of permanent magnets. On the […]
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Julie and Julia
By Dr. Stan Trout | Spontaneous Materials Within the last few days, I submitted the first draft of a writing project. My task was to write a solutions manual for the second edition of Introduction […]
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Stability of Bonded Permanent Magnets, Is It Still an Issue?
By Thomas Schliesch, Head of Research & Development | Max Baermann GmbH Max Baermann started to make bonded magnets in 1934 with predecessors of Alnico powder, which was mixed with Phenolic resin. Alnico and related […]
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Blame It on Rio
By Stan Trout | Spontaneous Materials Last month, I had the distinct pleasure of being an instructor for the IEEE Magnetics Society Summer School. For the past few years, the Magnetics Society has held an […]
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Numerical Simulation of Permanent Magnets
By Thomas Schliesch, Head of Research & Development | Max Baermann GmbH Personal Experiences from Past to Present I started with these subjects at the end of the 80s in a company that was considered […]
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Analysis vs. Recovery, a Subtle Yet Important Distinction
By Stan Trout – Spontaneous Materials This is a topic that comes up frequently in discussion for me: someone finds the analysis of a rare earth property and gets very excited about its prospects as […]
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In-Sourcing Your Magnets
By Tony Morcos, President – ACM Magnetics During my 1990’s gig at a motor manufacturer, I had a wonderful boss and mentor. He was a wise man, street- and book-smart, with strong business acumen. When […]