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Magnets
Magnets
Level 5 Physics
January 2013
Material adapted from MIT 8.02 course notes
Magnets
Magnet Types
Permanent Magnets
Electron Magnetic Dipole
A closed loop of current is know as a magnetic dipole, µ.
The spin of electrons creates a magnetic field related to that
caused by a magnetic dipole.
Magnets
Magnet Types
Permanent Magnets
Electron Magnetic Dipole
A closed loop of current is know as a magnetic dipole, µ.
The spin of electrons creates a magnetic field related to that
caused by a magnetic dipole.
Different magnetic properties of materials result from interaction
of these magnetic dipole moments.
Magnets
Magnet Types
Permanent Magnets
Ferromagnetism
Ferromagnetic materials have strong interactions between
permanent neighboring atomic dipole moments.
Magnets
Magnet Types
Permanent Magnets
Ferromagnetism
Ferromagnetic materials have strong interactions between
permanent neighboring atomic dipole moments.
When an external magnetic field is applied, these dipole moments
align to the external magnetic field.
Magnets
Magnet Types
Permanent Magnets
Ferromagnetism
Ferromagnetic materials have strong interactions between
permanent neighboring atomic dipole moments.
When an external magnetic field is applied, these dipole moments
align to the external magnetic field.
Ferromagnetic materials include iron, nickel, and cobalt.
Magnets
Magnet Types
Permanent Magnets
Permanent Magnets
With ferromagnetic materials, the alignment of the neighboring
atomic dipoles will remain even when the external magnetic field is
removed.
Magnets
Magnet Types
Permanent Magnets
Permanent Magnets
With ferromagnetic materials, the alignment of the neighboring
atomic dipoles will remain even when the external magnetic field is
removed.
This leaves a permanent magnet, which are formed today from
alloys of ferromagnetic materials. Common alloys include
Alnico: Aluminum, Nickel, Cobalt
Neodymium: Neodymium, Iron, Boron
Magnets
Magnet Types
Electromagnets
Electromagnets
As we have seen, the flow of electric current produces a magnetic
field. Magnets produced in this manner are called electromagnets
and involve wrapping a wire around a core, often creating a
solenoid or toroid.
Magnets
Magnet Types
Electromagnets
Electromagnet Principles
The advantage with electromagnets over permanent magnets is
that the magnetic field strength can be changed by varying the
electric current.
Magnets
Magnet Types
Electromagnets
Electromagnet Principles
The advantage with electromagnets over permanent magnets is
that the magnetic field strength can be changed by varying the
electric current.
Often, an electromagnet is constructed by winding wire around an
iron core, which causes the magnetic field strength inside the
electromagnet to increase due to the ferromagnetic properties of
iron.
Magnets
Magnet Types
Electromagnets
Electromagnet Applications
Electromagnets are used in a wide array of applications, including
Motors and Generators
Transformers
Magnetic recording devices (ex. hard drives)
Loudspeakers
Medical imaging devices (ex. MRI)
Magnets
Magnet Types
Electromagnets
Electromagnet Applications
Electromagnets are used in a wide array of applications, including
Motors and Generators
Transformers
Magnetic recording devices (ex. hard drives)
Loudspeakers
Medical imaging devices (ex. MRI)
Often, applications of electromagnetics involve a principle called
induction, where a changing magnetic field causes an induced
voltage.