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June 2015

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Magnetics 2016

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Feature Article

 

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Magnet Inspection Tool with High Magnetic and Mechanic Accuracy

By Sasa Spasic, CEO • SENIS AG

Modern magnetic position and angle sensors consist of a combination of a permanent magnet and a magnetic field sensor. Billions of such sensors are built in automotive, industrial and consumer products each year. The characteristics of permanent magnets for such sensors must be carefully controlled. The control of the magnets often includes measurement of the magnetic field over an area or volume of interest near the magnet, which is usually performed by a Magnetic Field Mapper. <read more>

 

Research & Development

 

MagLab Claims Record with Novel Superconducting Magnet

A MagLab-made magnet that is more of a strong, silent type nonetheless made a loud splash when it broke the world record for an all-superconducting magnet. <read more>

 

 

US Joins the World in a New Era of Research at the Large Hadron Collider
Scientists at the Large Hadron Collider at CERN, the European research facility, started recording data from the highest-energy particle collisions ever achieved on Earth. <read more>

 

 

 

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  Sponsored Announcement
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Gaussmeters and Hall Probes for Research and Manufacturing Applications
http://www.magneticsmagazine.com/main/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/June-eNL_LakeShore.pngVersatile benchtop and handheld Hall effect gaussmeters from Lake Shore support a variety of research and industrial applications. In university and commercial research labs, they enable scientists to study the magnetic properties of materials, enabling the development of improved magnetic materials and devices. When used for accurate quality control testing early in the manufacturing or assembly process, these instruments can help companies avoid costly rework at later stages of production.


Applications of Hall effect gaussmeters include:

  • validating performance of solenoids
  • confirming magnetic field characteristics versus applied current
  • mapping a magnetic field shape for a component or assembly
  • measuring fringe fields or residual fields, and sorting tested products into groups according to magnetic strength and other characteristics.

These instruments are compatible with Lake Shore Hall probes and allow for both AC and DC magnetic field measurement in most cases. Lake Shore probes are factory calibrated for accuracy and interchangeability. Our experts can recommend or custom design a probe that will ensure the greatest accuracy for your application.

 

Choosing a gaussmeter: The affordable Model 425 benchtop instrument is effective for most manufacturing operations. However, the Model 460 may be the best solution for mapping surface and volumetric magnetic fields. For advanced research measurements using filtering with fast pulse applications, choose the top-of-the-line Model 475. For a low-cost manufacturing solution, the handheld Model 410 is ideal. View out our magnetics catalog to learn more.

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  New Products
 

New Power Inductors Feature Powdered Metal Cores for High Saturation Currents to 5.8 A
Vishay Intertechnology, Inc. has introduced a new series of low-profile, high-current power inductors featuring powdered iron cores for high saturation current up to 5.8 A. <read more>

 

New 3 V Hall-Effect Linear Sensor IC with I²C Output
Allegro MicroSystems, LLC has introduced a linear Hall-effect sensor IC that provides a 12-bit digital output word that is proportional to the strength of the magnetic field that is present. <read more>

 

Expanded Gate Drive Transformer Series Complies with Safety Agency Standards for Reinforced Isolation
Pulse Electronics Corp. has expanded its P0584/85NL high isolation gate drive transformer line with a new series that uses insulation wire on all windings, making them compliant to safety standards such as IEC61558 and IEC60601 for reinforced isolation. <read more>

 

TI Introduces Fully Integrated Fluxgate Sensor

Texas Instruments (TI) has introduced the industry’s first magnetic sensing integrated circuit (IC) with a fully integrated fluxgate sensor and compensation coil driver, along with all the required signal conditioning circuitry. <read more>

 

Click Below for Additional New Product Announcements

Electromagnetics | Magnetics/Assemblies | Materials | Software & Design

Test & Measurement | Research & Development

  Industry News
 

MRI Systems Market Worth $6,802.7 Million by 2020

The report “Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Systems Market by Architecture (Open MRI, Closed MRI), Field Strength (low-to-mid field, high field, very high field, ultra-high field) & Application (Brain, Spine, Cardiac, Breast, Abdominal) – Global Forecast to 2020” provides a detailed overview of the major drivers, restraints, challenges, opportunities, current market trends, and strategies impacting the global market along with the revenue estimates and forecasts. <read more>

 

Magnetic Flowmeter Market worth $1,916.94 Million by 2020

According to a new market research report “Magnetic Flowmeter Market by Type (In-Line, Insertion, Low Flow), Component (Flow Tube, Sensing Electrodes), Application (Water & Wastewater, Food & Beverages, Chemicals, Pulp & Paper), and Geography – Global Trends & Forecasts from 2014 to 2020” the total market was valued at a market size of $1,395.38 in 2013 and is expected to reach $1,916.94 million by 2020, at an estimated CAGR of 4.58 percent from 2014 to 2020. <read more>

 

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Event Listings

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Magnetics 2016 - Extended Call for Presentations Deadline is June 26th

Share Your Expertise • Gain Industry-Wide Recognition • Receive a Free Conference Pass

 

Magnetics 2016 will focus on the latest advancements in magnetic applications, technology and materials. Serving OEM developers of products that utilize magnets and magnet systems, design engineers, OEM developers involved in EMC technology and magnetic effects, magnetics manufacturers and integrators, and material suppliers in the magnetics industry.

 

Extended Call for Presentations Deadline: June 26th

 

Submitting a Proposal: The basis of the proposal or the presentation may not be the promotion or marketing of a product. Proposals and submissions will be accepted only electronically by email. Send your proposal in the body of your email letter and include supporting material as attachments. All submission guidelines must be included for abstract consideration.

 

For more information on abstract requirements visit the website. Submit abstracts to Heather Williams.

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StanTroutMagnetics Bootcamps Back by Popular Demand in 2016
Magnetics Business & Technology magazine has announced that Dr. Stan Trout of Spontaneous Materials will again host the Bootcamp Workshops in association with the Magnetics 2016 event. The Magnetics Bootcamps will take place on January 20th, 2016 in Jacksonville, Fla.

 

Dr. Stan Trout has been offering Bootcamps since 2007 and has trained more than 100 students, putting to use his more than 35 years of experience in the permanent and rare earth industries. Dr. Trout has a B.S. in Physics from Lafayette College and a M.S. and a Ph.D. in Metallurgy and Materials Science from the University of Pennsylvania. Stan is a contributing columnist for Magnetics Business & Technology magazine and is a consultant to the Magnetics Industry. His consultancy Spontaneous Materials provides practical solutions in magnetic materials, the rare earths, technical training and technical writing. <Workshop Overview>

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