Articles
It’s About the Cerium
A Column by Dr. Stan Trout It might seem strange that an article about a rare earth element that is not usually associated with magnets would appear in Magnetics Business & Technology Magazine, yet the […]
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News
January 2014
Knowing vs. Teaching Compact SX41 Series SMT Planar Transformers Handle Up To 2kW of Power Bruker Installs Compact 900 MHz Actively Refrigerated Magnet for NMR Spectroscopy CMR Ships Magnetic Printer, Software Catalog of Advanced Magnetic […]
Blogs
Knowing vs. Teaching
By Stan Trout – Spontaneous Materials Sometimes we need to experience something in another context to appreciate its wisdom in our own frame of reference. My most recent reminder with this bit of insight came […]
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Dysprosium 2.0
A Column by Dr. Stan Trout Several recent conversations have convinced me that as an industry, we are torn between two very distinct paradigms with respect to our use of heavy rare earths in sintered […]
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Retired, Senile and Dead
A Column by Dr. Stan Trout The title for this article is a quote from my friend Bob Wolf during a recent interview by The Gold Report. When asked if he might consider starting his […]
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Winter 2012
Features & Columns: – Permanent Magnet Industry Outlook – 2013 – Magnet Materials and Their Properties – Magnetics 2013: Conference Preview – 2012 Resource Guide – Spontaneous Thoughts: Retired, Senile and Dead View Digital Version
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And the Wisdom to Know the Difference
A Column by Dr. Stan Trout We live in a world with lots of numbers. For some of us, numbers can be clarifying and comforting, while for others they can be confusing. During my days […]