8186

Series:	--
Part Status:	Active
Shape:	Cylindrical
Magnetization:	Axial
Material:	Neodymium Iron Boron (NdFeB)
Finish:	NiCuNi
Grade:	N35
Gauss Strength:	3356G (Surface Gauss)
Size:	0.250" Dia x 1.000" H (6.35mm x 25.4mm)
Operating Temperature:	--

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Introduction

A magnet is a type of material which produces an intense magnetic field over a certain area. This magnetic field is used to attract or repel other materials with magnetic properties. They are used for a variety of applications from industrial production to consumer services. The 8186 magnet is one of these magnets, which is made up of ferrite/samarium cobalt, a rare-earth alloy. In this article, we will discuss the 8186 application field as well as its working principle.

8186 Application Field

The 8186 magnet is used in a variety of industries and applications. It is commonly used in industrial electronics, audio transducers, magnetic-field sensing components, automotive parts, electrical machines, and robotics.In industrial electronics, the 8186 magnet is used in transducers, speakers, and motors, for which it can be used to produce a strong and uniform magnetic field. The 8186 magnet can also be used as a sensing element in robotics, where it can detect changes in the external magnetic field. In automotive parts, the 8186 magnet is very useful in ignitions and alternators, providing the necessary magnetic field to start and run the engine. In electrical machines, the 8186 magnet is used to generate electricity from a field of alternating magnetic fields.

8186 Working Principle

The 8186 magnet works on the principle of magnetism. When electricity passes through the magnet, a magnetic field is created in the core of the magnet. The shape of the magnet determines the direction of the field. The 8186 magnet has a curved, horseshoe-like shape designed to enhance magnetic flux concentration in certain areas. The 8186 magnet is also made of a rare-earth alloy which further increases its magnetic properties. This alloy is composed of both ferrite (an iron oxide) and samarium cobalt. This combination gives the 8186 magnet a much stronger magnetic field than pure ferrite. The 8186 magnet also has a multilayer design which allows its field to penetrate deeper into other materials. This is an important feature in many industrial applications where it is necessary to create a strong and uniform magnetic field.

Conclusion

The 8186 magnet is a powerful and versatile magnet that can be used in a variety of industries and applications. Its application field includes industrial electronics, audio transducers, magnetic-field sensing components, automotive parts, electrical machines, and robotics. Its working principle is based on the principle of magnetism and it is composed of a rare-earth alloy which adds to its increased magnetic properties.

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