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[Column] Can the magnetic field emitted by a magnet be measured?
For those who are new to magnetic measurements: You can check the magnetization pattern!
Magnetism can be measured. The strength of magnetism varies depending on the material of the magnet, and when a strong magnetic magnet is brought close to iron, it is attracted with a strong force. The "magnetic sheet" is an excellent product that changes the color of the polarized part in response to the strength of the magnetism. Using this, it is possible to confirm the magnetization pattern of a magnet, but it does not indicate whether it is the north pole or the south pole, nor does it provide information about the strength of the magnetism. Understanding what kind of magnetism is emitted from this magnet and the strength of that magnetism is important for those who handle magnets. Knowing this characteristic and being able to apply it can help in the development of motors, magnetic sensors, and improve the performance of magnetic application products. *For detailed content of the column, you can view it through the related links. For more information, please feel free to contact us.
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