Lecture

Magnetic Materials: Applications and Experiments

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Description

This lecture covers the application of magnetic materials, focusing on the Halbach array design and its use in technologies like electric motors and hyperloop levitation systems. It also includes practical experiments with magnetic field measurements and interactions between magnets and heat packs.

Instructor

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