PLANAR MULTIPOLE FIELD OF A PERMANENT MAGNET SYSTEM WITH MULTI-SEGMENTED RING STRUCTURE

Liu Mao-san; Chen Ren-huai; Wu Wen-tai; Li Shu-zhen

Chinese Physics C> 1980, Vol. 4> Issue(6) : 774-777

PLANAR MULTIPOLE FIELD OF A PERMANENT MAGNET SYSTEM WITH MULTI-SEGMENTED RING STRUCTURE

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Expressions for the calculation of a planar permanent magnetic multipolewith multi-segmented ring structure are derived under the assumption of homogeneousmagnetization. Two types of magnets have been considered: the fixed-field type andthe field adjustable type.

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Liu Mao-san, Chen Ren-huai, Wu Wen-tai and Li Shu-zhen. PLANAR MULTIPOLE FIELD OF A PERMANENT MAGNET SYSTEM WITH MULTI-SEGMENTED RING STRUCTURE[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1980, 4(6): 774-777.

Liu Mao-san, Chen Ren-huai, Wu Wen-tai and Li Shu-zhen. PLANAR MULTIPOLE FIELD OF A PERMANENT MAGNET SYSTEM WITH MULTI-SEGMENTED RING STRUCTURE[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1980, 4(6): 774-777. shu

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Received: 1980-04-14
Revised: 1900-01-01

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PLANAR MULTIPOLE FIELD OF A PERMANENT MAGNET SYSTEM WITH MULTI-SEGMENTED RING STRUCTURE

Received Date: 1980-04-14
Accepted Date: 1900-01-01
Available Online: 1980-12-05

Abstract: Expressions for the calculation of a planar permanent magnetic multipolewith multi-segmented ring structure are derived under the assumption of homogeneousmagnetization. Two types of magnets have been considered: the fixed-field type andthe field adjustable type.