Segment Neodymium Magnets N30H

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Magnet ID: Neodymium-N30H-63
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Segment Neodymium Magnets are small, but they can be the future of motors. These magnets were discovered in the year 1982, by a combined effort of General Motors, China Academy of Science and Smitomo Special Metals who were looking for a convenient method to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of motors. Neodymium magnets were developed in response to the expensive samarium cobalt magnets. At the moment, Neodymium is considered as the cheapest and strongest of the rear earth magnets as a result of those efforts.
Using the term rare earth magnet to define Neodymium is somewhat misleading. It is actually an alloy that contains relatively small amounts of rare earth materials. For instance, the Neodymium magnet used to manufacture motors contain an alloy of Neodymium, boron, iron and many more materials in smaller amounts.High Powerful Magnets Arc N30H
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[A] Several factors can weaken the magnetism in a magnet. If a magnet is stored close to heat, strong electrical currents, other magnets, or radiation, it can lose its strength. Additionally, high humidity can corrode neodymium magnets.
[Q] Can magnets that have lost their magnetism be re-magnetized?
[A] That depends on how the magnetism was lost. Usually magnets can regain their original strength unless they’ve been exposed to extreme heat.
[Q] Can magnets be made stronger?
[A] Once a magnet is fully magnetized, it cannot be made any stronger.
[Q] What can magnets do?
[A] Magnets have many functions. Magnets attract materials, including iron, nickel, cobalt, and steel. Magnets attract magnets at opposite poles and repel magnets at like poles.
Magnets affect electrically charged particles and electrical conductors, so magnets can transform between electrical energy and mechanical energy without losing their own property. This function is very useful, for example:
Electrical-to-mechanical effects are key in the function of motors, speakers, and equipment that requires charged particle deflection.
Mechanical-to-electrical effects are used in generators and microphones.
Mechanical-to-heat effects facilitate eddy current and hysteresis torque devices.
Mechanical-to-mechanical effects attract or repulse objects.
Other effects of magnets include magneto-resistance and magnetic resonance.
[Q] How do magnets really work?
[A] Watch these videos:
How Magnet Works – The FORCE of Nature
And this wiki page: Magnet[/fusion_builder_column][/fusion_builder_row][/fusion_builder_container]