Pulsed Magnets
Pulsed magnets are among the strongest magnets in the world, and come in two forms: destructive and non-destructive. Of these two, non-destructive magnets are more suited towards scientific research. This tutorial demonstrates how a non-destructive short pulse magnet works, and shows the relative field strengths generated.
Pulsed magnets are among the strongest
magnets in the world, and come in two forms: destructive and
non-destructive. Of these two, non-destructive magnets are
more suited towards scientific research. This tutorial
demonstrates how a non-destructive short pulse magnet
works, and shows the relative field strengths generated.
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magnets in the world, and come in two forms: destructive and
non-destructive. Of these two, non-destructive magnets are
more suited towards scientific research. This tutorial
demonstrates how a non-destructive short pulse magnet
works, and shows the relative field strengths generated.
Material Type:
Simulation
Technical Format:
Java Applet
Date Added to MERLOT:
February 11, 2001
Date Modified in MERLOT:
March 16, 2003
Author:
Michael Davidson
Florida State University
Submitter:
John
Walkup
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