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Compensation of anisotropy effects in flux-confining permanent-magnet structures

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2 Author(s)
Marinescu, M. ; Ing. Buro fuer Magnettech., Frankfurt, West Germany ; Marinescu, N.

The authors present an analytical approach to the design of permanent magnet structures producing confined homogeneous magnetic fields. The method applies particularly to the 2-D type of devices proposed by K. Halbach (1980), and has the advantage of being suited to cases in which the permanent magnet material has relative permeability μ≠1 or is anisotropic. With this approach, it becomes possible to compensate the inhomogenizing effect of permeability already evident in the dimensioning phase, which greatly enhances the possibility of generating extremely homogeneous fields

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Magnetics, IEEE Transactions on  (Volume:25 ,  Issue: 5 )

Date of Publication: Sep 1989

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