Magnetics 2010: Conference Proceedings Now Available
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WINTER 2009 ISSUE - HIGHLIGHTS
2009 Resource Guide/ MAGNETICS 2010 Show Issue
Feature Articles:
Initial Thoughts to Help Eliminate Some EMI Problems
Going Forward: The Delicate Supply Balance and the Growing Demand for Rare Earths
What Rare Earth Crisis?
Hk: A Key Magnetics Figure of Merit
Columns:
Guest Column: The Magnetized Tail Wags the Motorized Dog
Spontaneous Thoughts: The Disregarded Experiment
This webinar will explain the fundamental reasons why permanent magnets have a thermal nature, the many ways this behavior is characterized, the practical significance of each method and the characteristics you should ignore, discount or emphasize when using permanent magnets.Purchase Now
RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
Mag Lab Reclaims World Record for Highest Field Resistive Magnet
Physicists who do research at the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory at The Florida State University got a brand new, high-tech toy for the holidays – a world-record magnet.
Engineers and technicians in late December completed testing of a 36-tesla magnet. Tesla is a measure of magnetic-field strength; the new magnet is more than 1,200 times stronger than a typical refrigerator magnet. This achievement reestablishes the Magnet Lab as the world-record holder for the highest-field "resistive" magnet, a type of electromagnet that uses electricity to generate high magnetic fields. The new magnet, actually an upgrade to an existing one, bests the previous record of 35 tesla, jointly held by the Magnet Lab and the Grenoble High Magnetic Field Laboratory in France.
Electro-Permanent Magnetic Clamping System from Schunk
Schunk, Inc. is expanding its workholding product range with several new lines of magnetic clamping. The new lines include a complete line of permanent and electro permanent grinding and EDM magnets, bipolar magnets for holding round bars to cut Key-Ways and Whip Stocks and Radial magnets for VTL’s to hold rings, as well as other magnets for special applications.
Thermal Properties of Permanent Magnets
Mag Lab Reclaims World Record for Highest Field Resistive Magnet
Electro-Permanent Magnetic Clamping System from Schunk
