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Flux Density

11/02/2006 1:13 AM

What material can provide the max amount of flux density? Of course lower MMF is always preferable, but not at the cost of flux density.
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Re: Flux Density

11/03/2006 1:50 AM

Air, sorry I just couldn't resist. I am not sure what it is you are shooting for. I think you will find that you will have to trade off something in exchange but suggest you look at Magnetics, Feroxcube or other vendors. Here's an idea, do a search using the GlobalSpec search engine!

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