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Magnetic B-H Curves

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SnappyP

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Mar 12, 2008
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I am new to the magnetics world, but working on a solenoid and want to know what type of equipment is used to generate B-H Curves. Also, who would be a leading supplier of that equipment and the estimated cost. The solenoid requires a little more (10%) pull-in force midway through its travel and I am considering a full anneal of the armature and pole piece, but I need a baseline of the existing parts as they are today. The pole is 1018 and the armature is 12L14 Steel.
 
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