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    This document provides instructions for using a magnetic flux calculator to determine the magnetic flux produced by cylindrical, disc, or block shaped magnets. Users enter the magnet dimensions and material, residual flux value, and any airgap, and the calculator returns the magnetic flux in gauss or tesla. Examples are given for cylindrical and block magnet configurations to demonstrate the calculator.

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    This document provides instructions for using a magnetic flux calculator to determine the magnetic flux produced by cylindrical, disc, or block shaped magnets. Users enter the magnet dimensions and material, residual flux value, and any airgap, and the calculator returns the magnetic flux in gauss or tesla. Examples are given for cylindrical and block magnet configurations to demonstrate the calculator.

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    This document provides instructions for using a magnetic flux calculator to determine the magnetic flux produced by cylindrical, disc, or block shaped magnets. Users enter the magnet dimensions and material, residual flux value, and any airgap, and the calculator returns the magnetic flux in gauss or tesla. Examples are given for cylindrical and block magnet configurations to demonstrate the calculator.

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    MAGNETIC FLUX CALCULATOR

    Instructions

    1.) Enter the airgap. If measurement required is directly at the surface of magnet, leave at 0. NB.

    Always leave measurement of 0.00001 for blocks. Do not change

    2.) Enter measurements in Millimeters.

    3.) Enter the Residual Flux.This should be as follows:

    Ferrite Magnets 4000

    Neodymium Magnets 13000

    Calculations for CYLINDRICAL or DISC SHAPED MAGNETS

    Millimeters
    Total Airgap 0

    Magnet Length 25.4

    Diameter 22

    Residual Flux 13000

    Answer 5965 Gauss


    0.5965 Tesla

    Calculations for BLOCK MAGNETS

    Millimeters
    Total Airgap 1E-05

    Width 50

    Depth 12.5

    Length 50

    Residual Flux 12300

    Answer 5933 Gauss


    0.5933 Tesla

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