ANISOTROPIC DRY TYPE FERRITE MAGNETS |
(I) Introduction: |
Anisotropic type magnets are sintered permanent magnets composed of strontium ferrite and are pressed in a magnetic field for a preferred direction. They have only in this preferred direction good magnetic properties and can be magnetized only in this direction. At the same magnetic volume, a higher magnetic flux is obtained than with isotropic magnets. They also exist in two types (dry and wet type.) A dry pressed magnets is formed by molding into the desired shape. A wet press magnet is formed by slowly molding mud-like impalpable into the desired shape. |
(II) TYPICAL MAGNETIC PROPERTIES ON FERRITE MAGNET: |
Remanence |
Coercivity |
Maximum |
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Br |
bHc |
iHc |
(BH)max |
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G |
mT |
Oe |
kA/m |
Oe |
kAm |
MGOe |
kj/m3 |
|
Typical | 3700 |
370 |
2800 |
224 |
3000 |
240 |
3.2 |
25.6 |
Minimum | 3600 |
360 |
2700 |
216 |
2900 |
232 |
3.0 |
24.0 |
Remanence |
Coercivity |
Maximum |
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Br |
bHc |
iHc |
(BH)max |
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G |
mT |
Oe |
kA/m |
Oe |
kAm |
MGOe |
kj/m3 |
|
Typical | 3750 |
375 |
3500 |
280 |
3600 |
288 |
3.4 |
27.2 |
Minimum | 3600 |
360 |
3250 |
260 |
3400 |
272 |
3.2 |
25.6 |
Applications of typical items in industry | |
Application for Water
Pump Application for D.C. Motor Application for Memo Holder Application for Catches and Tools Application for Toys and Industrial usage |
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