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Differences in magnetic permeability, hysteresis loops, and magnetic susceptibility

Differences in magnetic permeability, hysteresis loop and magnetic susceptibility.

Many beginners in the magnetic industry are always confused about magnetic permeability, hysteresis loop and magnetic susceptibility. I spent a lot of time popularizing science to customers. In order to solve everyone’s confusion, I specially sorted out this article. Relationship between magnetic permeability and hysteresis loop. Magnetic permeability—what a fancy term, right? But don’t worry, […]

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Magnetic field- Magnetic Permeability

Magnetic Permeability Explained: Formula, Types & Material Table

Magnetic permeability—the cornerstone of electromagnetic material science—defines how substances respond to magnetic fields. From Maxwell’s equations to modern power systems, this fundamental property shapes technological progress. At Osencmag, we combine rigorous research with industrial expertise to advance permeability measurement and material innovation. What is magnetic permeability? Magnetic permeability—a material’s ability to develop an internal magnetic

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Basic knowledge of the formation of demagnetization effect

Factors that cause magnet demagnetization and how to avoid it.

A hotly debated question in the magnet industry: Will permanent magnets demagnetize, i.e. lose their magnetism? Although permanent magnets should theoretically be able to maintain their magnetism for hundreds of years without external influences.However, magnets used in practical applications will face various complex external environments and cause demagnetization. Now, let me take you through the

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strongest magnets

N52 vs N54 vs N55 Magnets: Which is the Strongest Magnets?

Neodymium (Neo) magnets, especially N52, N54, and N55, are among the strongest available today. But which one is truly the most powerful? Beyond strength, factors like heat resistance and magnetic field range also matter.This article compares N52, N54, and N55 magnets, examining their differences in performance and applications. We’ll also explore what defines the strongest

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Neodymium magnet grades

Neodymium magnet grades and key performance guide.

What is Magnet Grade? Regular Neodymium Magnet Grades. NdFeB Magnet Series with Different Temperature Grades. What are the key magnetic properties of NdFeB magnets? High-Temperature Neodymium Magnet Specifications Table. FAQ. Magnet grade, as an abbreviation for quickly identifying magnet performance in the industry, is the basic knowledge that practitioners in the magnetic industry must master.

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Hydrogen decrepitation in magnet manufacturing

Hydrogen Decrepitation in the Production of NdFeB Magnets.

Hydrogen Decrepitation During Neodymium Magnet Production. Hydrogen Decrepitation vs Traditional Powder Metallurgy. Implementing Hydrogen Decrepitation in NdFeB Magnet Production. FAQ. In the field of modern magnet manufacturing, the efficiency and performance of NdFeB (neodymium iron boron) magnets are self-evident. The reason for the strong magnetic field of neodymium magnets is not only its raw materials,

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