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The Effect of Cone Additional Permanent Magnet Thickness on Magnetic Field Distribution and the Levitation Force of Single Domain GdBCO Bulk Superconductor
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“…The levitation force from truncated cone (or conical frustum) shaped permanent magnets (PM's) of varying thickness was investigated recently [8], and it was found that the force could be optimized at a particular thickness. Here, we go a step further by introducing an HTS bulk with a matching recess, into which a frustum shaped PM can settle.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The levitation force from truncated cone (or conical frustum) shaped permanent magnets (PM's) of varying thickness was investigated recently [8], and it was found that the force could be optimized at a particular thickness. Here, we go a step further by introducing an HTS bulk with a matching recess, into which a frustum shaped PM can settle.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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