Permanent magnets are highly demanded in modern times. The strongest of all permanent magnet options are rare earth magnets. Their magnet field is very powerful, about 1.4 Tesla, while that of ferrite magnets ranges between 0.5 and 1 Tesla. That’s why rare-earth magnet styles, commonly called neodymium magnets, are said to have a permanent magnetic
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January 2, 2019
October 8, 2018
List of Magnets That Can Withstand High Temperatures
The normal working temperature of the magnet is 80℃. If it passes through high temperature, that is, over the normal working temperature of 80 ℃, demagnetization will occur. Theoretically speaking, the maximum temperature resistance of the magnet is about 230 ℃, and the actual working temperature is also dependent on the actual working temperature. 1.
September 20, 2018
From Flat Panel TV to Smart Phone — Nothing Boring About Boron
Every time you watch sports on a flat-panel TV or send a message by touching a smartphone screen, please thank an unsung hero in the periodic table: Boron. Boron is often wrongly labeled the “boring” element, but it is versatile and plays an important role in our lives. It is a key component of borosilicate
September 10, 2018
NdFeB Permanent Magnet Motors in Aviation
The main applications of NdFeB permanent magnet motors on aircraft are various kinds of electric actuating systems. Electric actuation system is a drive system with motor as actuator, which is widely used in aircraft flight control system, environment control system, brake system, fuel and starting system. There are 4 kinds of actuating systems on aircraft,