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Does the dimensional tolerance of sintered ferrite magnets affect the performance of smart door locks?...

Guys, let‘s discuss a question today: Does the dimensional tolerance of sintered ferrite magnet affect the performance of smart door lock? The answer is yes! If the dimensional tolerance is not appropriate, it will affect the installation match of the smart door lock. May cause the installation is too tight or too loose, affecting the stability of the door lock.
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How to judge the quality of NdFeb magnet?

Guys, today to talk about how to judge the quality of NdFeb magnets. First of all, you can start from the appearance, the surface should be smooth and smooth, no cracks, bubbles, these defects. The coating must also be uniform and dense with strong adhesion. The dimensional accuracy can not be sloppy.
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Can the service life of bonded ferrite magnets in automotive sensors be extended?...

Under normal use conditions: if the use environment is good, the work load is normal and properly maintained, its service life can reach 5 to 10 years or so.
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Guys, today let‘s talk about how to improve the ability of bonded ferrite to deal with vibration in fan motors...

First of all, you can start by optimizing the binder. Choosing a highly elastic binder is like putting on a shock-absorbing "coat" for ferrite, which effectively absorbs shock energy. At the same time, the strength of the binder is increased to make the ferrite stand more stable in the motor.
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What does magnet br mean? Is a higher Br value better? What is the value of the magnet Br?...

Residual magnetism, commonly referred to as remanence, is one of the primary magnetic parameters of a magnet. It is measured in Tesla (T) or Gaussian (Gs). The full term is residual magnetic induction intensity, which describes the magnetization that remains in a magnet after it has been subjected to magnetization saturation and subsequently removed from the external magnetic field. This residual magnetization persists in the direction of the original external magnetic field. The level of remanence is influenced by the inherent characteristics of the magnet, including the raw materials used and the processing technology employed....
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Are arc segment magnets marked with N S?

Does the magnetic tile (arc magnet) have an NS mark? No matter what type of arc magnet is used, it can be marked with to communicate with the magnetic tile manufacturer to determine the appropriate marking method. Generally, the manufacturer will indicate the polarity by drawing lines or marking or customers may also request laser printing for this purpose.
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Bonded Neodymium Magnet Surface Coating and Operating Temperature

What is the black substance on the exterior of the bonded neodymium magnet? What type of coating is it? Additionally, which protective layers can be applied? What is the maximum operating temperature for bonded neodymium magnets? Today, we will address these questions.
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Advantages and Disadvantages of Neodymium Magnets

1. NdFeB permanent magnet material is a type of permanent magnet based on the intermetallic compound Nd2Fe14B, which possesses an exceptionally high magnetic energy product and coercive force. The advantages of high energy density make NdFeB permanent magnet material essential in modern industrial and electronic technology.
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What are the characteristics of sintered ferrite?

Sintered ferrite has the following characteristics: 1.Magnetic properties: 1.Moderate magnetic strength: It has relatively stable magnetic properties, which can meet the requirements of many common applications. However, compared with some high-performance rare earth magnets, its magnetic strength is not extremely high. For example, in some medium and low requirements for magnetic field strength in motors and speakers, sintered ferrite can play a good role12.
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Where can sintered ferrite be used?

Sintered ferrite has a wide range of applications, including: Electrical and Electronic Devices: Motors: Used in various motors such as automobile starter motors, fuel pump motors, fan motors, wiper motors, window swing motors, lifting glass motors in cars, as well as in motors for household appliances like air conditioners, washing machines, and dishwashers. Sintered ferrite magnets help in converting electrical energy into mechanical energy.
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