Item 1761

OTHER: Electrical - Motor - Rotor - Permanent Magnet

Notes:

Characteristics:

Br is the measure of its residual magnetic flux density in Gauss, which is the maximum flux the magnet is able to produce. ( 1Gauss is like 6.45 lines/sq in) (1 gauss is equivalent to 10-4 T), Gauss is an obsolete term.
Hc is the measure of the coercive magnetic field strength in Oersted, or the point at which the magnet becomes demagnetized by an external field. ( 1Oersted is like 2.02 ampere-turns/inch)
BHmax is a term of overall energy density. The higher the number, the more powerful the magnet.
Tcoef of Br is the temperature coefficient of Br in terms of % per degree Centigrade. This tells you how the magnetic flux changes with respect to temperature. -0.20 means that if the temperature increases by 100 degrees Centigrade, its magnetic flux will decrease by 20%!
Tmax is the maximum temperature the magnet should be operated at. After the temperature drops below this value, it will still behave as it did before it reached that temperature (it is recoverable).
Tcurie is the Curie temperature at which the magnet will become demagnetized. After the temperature drops below this value, it will not behave as it did before it reached that temperature. If the magnet is heated between Tmax and Tcurie, it will recover somewhat, but not fully (it is not recoverable).

(please note that this data is from
www.magnetsales.com)

Material

Br

Hc

BHmax

Tcoef of Br

Tmax

Tcurie

NdFeB

12,800

12,300

40

-0.12

150

310

SmCo

10,500

9,200

26

-0.04

300

750

Alnico

12,500

640

5.5

-0.02

540

860

Ceramic or Ferrite

3,900

3,200

3.5

-0.20

300

460

Magnetic Materials:

Halbach Array:

This looks interesting but it appears that it may only be workable for the rotor - stator - rotor configuration.

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