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  • Axial-Direction Permanent Magnet

    Axial-Direction Permanent Magnet

    Product Description

    The Axial-Direction Permanent Magnet is composed of the array of Neodymium-Iron- Boron Magnets which have a special shape. The magnet features a Through Hole in the Central Axis of the magnetic field, the high Magnetic Field Strength, and Small Size.  It is suitable for Optical Experiments and the Probe Calibration along the Axis Direction.
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Permanent MagnetFAQs
What is an electromagnet?

The field air gap is adjustable in both directions, with a single yoke structure and a horizontal magnetic field direction; Standing upright and having a wide operating space, it is convenient for taking and placing samples and combining with other equipment, making it one of the most common electromagnetic magnets in magnetic research. Used for Hall effect research and magnetoresistance effect research.

What is an electromagnet used for?

The field air gap is adjustable in both directions, with a single yoke structure and a horizontal magnetic field direction; Standing upright and having a wide operating space, it is convenient for taking and placing samples and combining with other equipment, making it one of the most common electromagnetic magnets in magnetic research. Used for Hall effect research and magnetoresistance effect research.

How does an electromagnet work?

The field air gap is adjustable in both directions, with a single yoke structure and a horizontal magnetic field direction; Standing upright and having a wide operating space, it is convenient for taking and placing samples and combining with other equipment, making it one of the most common electromagnetic magnets in magnetic research. Used for Hall effect research and magnetoresistance effect research.

What is the function of an electromagnet?

The field air gap is adjustable in both directions, with a single yoke structure and a horizontal magnetic field direction; Standing upright and having a wide operating space, it is convenient for taking and placing samples and combining with other equipment, making it one of the most common electromagnetic magnets in magnetic research. Used for Hall effect research and magnetoresistance effect research.

What are the application scenarios of electromagnets?

The field air gap is adjustable in both directions, with a single yoke structure and a horizontal magnetic field direction; Standing upright and having a wide operating space, it is convenient for taking and placing samples and combining with other equipment, making it one of the most common electromagnetic magnets in magnetic research. Used for Hall effect research and magnetoresistance effect research.

How to choose an electromagnet?

The field air gap is adjustable in both directions, with a single yoke structure and a horizontal magnetic field direction; Standing upright and having a wide operating space, it is convenient for taking and placing samples and combining with other equipment, making it one of the most common electromagnetic magnets in magnetic research. Used for Hall effect research and magnetoresistance effect research.

What are the models of electromagnets?

The field air gap is adjustable in both directions, with a single yoke structure and a horizontal magnetic field direction; Standing upright and having a wide operating space, it is convenient for taking and placing samples and combining with other equipment, making it one of the most common electromagnetic magnets in magnetic research. Used for Hall effect research and magnetoresistance effect research.

What are the commonly used places for electromagnets?

The field air gap is adjustable in both directions, with a single yoke structure and a horizontal magnetic field direction; Standing upright and having a wide operating space, it is convenient for taking and placing samples and combining with other equipment, making it one of the most common electromagnetic magnets in magnetic research. Used for Hall effect research and magnetoresistance effect research.

Who frequently uses electromagnets?

The field air gap is adjustable in both directions, with a single yoke structure and a horizontal magnetic field direction; Standing upright and having a wide operating space, it is convenient for taking and placing samples and combining with other equipment, making it one of the most common electromagnetic magnets in magnetic research. Used for Hall effect research and magnetoresistance effect research.

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