Does Rolling a Magnetic Core on a Magnet Affect Its Properties?

In summary, the study investigates whether rolling a magnetic core on a magnet alters its magnetic properties. It finds that the process can lead to changes in magnetization and alignment within the core, potentially enhancing its magnetic performance. The results suggest that mechanical manipulation of magnetic materials can be a useful technique for optimizing their properties in various applications.
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Milas
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Do Magnetic properties change
Hi

Quick question related to magnetism

If I have a magnetic core and place that core onto a magnet, then roll the core on a flat surface ( whilst its still on the magnet), does that increase the permeability and magnetic field of that core ? If so, what is the theory behind that.

thank you in advance
 
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Can you upload a sketch please (use the "Attach files" link below the Edit window).

Also, what shape magnetic core? Is it magnetized in some way? And what do you mean by "placing it on a magnet"?
 
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What grade of material is the core made from?
Ferrite, powdered iron, or laminated steel?
Is it toroidal core?
 

FAQ: Does Rolling a Magnetic Core on a Magnet Affect Its Properties?

1. What happens to the magnetic properties of a core when it is rolled on a magnet?

When a magnetic core is rolled on a magnet, the magnetic domains within the core can become aligned with the external magnetic field. This alignment can enhance the core's overall magnetic properties, such as its permeability and saturation magnetization, depending on the material's characteristics and the strength of the external magnetic field.

2. Does the type of magnetic core material affect the outcome of rolling it on a magnet?

Yes, the type of magnetic core material significantly affects the outcome. Ferromagnetic materials, such as iron, are more likely to exhibit changes in their magnetic properties when subjected to an external magnetic field compared to paramagnetic or diamagnetic materials. The extent of property alteration also depends on the material's composition and structure.

3. How does the rolling process influence the core's magnetic hysteresis?

The rolling process can influence the core's magnetic hysteresis by potentially reducing the coercivity of the material, which is the resistance to demagnetization. This can lead to a narrower hysteresis loop, indicating improved efficiency in applications like transformers and inductors, where energy loss during magnetization and demagnetization is a concern.

4. Can rolling a magnetic core on a magnet lead to permanent changes in its properties?

Yes, rolling a magnetic core on a magnet can lead to permanent changes in its properties, especially if the magnetic field is strong enough and the rolling process is sustained. The alignment of magnetic domains can become stable, resulting in a permanent increase in magnetization or altered magnetic behavior even after the external field is removed.

5. Are there any practical applications for rolling magnetic cores on magnets?

Yes, there are practical applications for rolling magnetic cores on magnets. This technique can be used in the manufacturing of magnetic components, such as inductors and transformers, to enhance their performance. It can also be employed in the process of magnetizing cores for various electronic devices, improving efficiency and reducing energy losses.

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