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Neodymium magnets can get to around 13,000 gauss. Digging about, Niron Magnetics is aiming for 9,000 gauss for the first generation at 15,000 gauss for the sec
by at_a_remove 4y ago
Neodymium magnets can get to around 13,000 gauss. Digging about, Niron Magnetics is aiming for 9,000 gauss for the first generation at 15,000 gauss for the second generation, so these should be comparable.
Expanded temperature range. If they're even slightly less brittle than the notoriously frangible neodymium magnets, the second generation ought to clobber them.
Curious to know what, if any, drawbacks would exist.
- lotsofpulp 4y ago> frangible Learned a new word today!
- ahazred8ta 4y ago"Fetter this malefactor to the jagged rocks In adamantine bonds infrangible." -- Prometheus Bound
- gorjusborg 4y agoIf I've learned anything it's that there is always a tradeoff. The question is whether the downside affects your application.