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How do you measure a magnetic field?Principle of Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)The principle behind using MRI for imaging comes from the difference in relaxation time for aligned free hydrogen nuclei to revert to their original state after being exposed to a strong applied field, {eq}B_o {...
How to make a magnetic field stronger. How is the magnetic field oriented around a magnet? How do you increase the magnetic field of a magnet? How to create a static magnetic field. What is an induced magnetic field? How does the magnetic field act like a shield?
To make a magnet repel a metal, one must first understand the properties of a magnet. A magnet has two poles, a north pole and a south pole. When magnets are placed near each other, opposite poles attract and like poles repel one another. When a metal enters a magnetic field, all of...
Spatially separated along a plane. For a predetermined interval (D), each magnet (51, 52) is placed on the adjacent magnet so that the magnetic field (60) of the adjacent magnet (51, 52) is oriented substantially perpendicular to the plane. It has the opposite polarity to one. Then, ...
which made the needle behave like a magnet. You had to rub in one direction to get the atoms to all line up in the same manner. If you had rubbed back and forth, the atoms would not have lined up as well, and the magnetic field would probably not be as strong, if one was create...
<p>To understand how a magnetic field is produced, we can break it down into several key concepts and scenarios:</p><p><strong>Step 1: Understanding Magnets</strong> - <strong>Magnets</strong> are the most basic source of magnetic fields. A magnet has tw
I want to model this thing in COMSOL that i want to apply a certain magnetic field and see how the shape of the sphere is deformed and by how much ? Does any one has any idea that how can i do that. I have attached a picture of the my model the middle ...
It is electrical current that makes your solenoid work, but if you have enough loops, you can reduce the current. A 10 ohm resistor would make the current be about 1 amp. That is more than enough to get a good magnetic field if you have enough loops(turns) in your solenoid. Yes, a...
We can make the electromagnet several thousand times stronger by putting a core offerromagneticmaterial, such as iron, in the center of the coil. Ferromagnetic materials contain something called magnetic domains, which are areas in the material that act like tiny magnets. Normally, these domains d...