Neodymium Iron Boron Temperature - Temperature Effects on Neodymium Iron Boron (NdFeB magnets) Temperature characteristics of NdFeB grades: The NdFeB magnets are the strongest magnets available. Up to +150 degrees C, they are stronger than the other Rare Earth magnet, SmCo. At around +150 degrees C and above these Neo magnets perform not as strongly [...]
It is possible to demagnetise a Neodymium magnet by applying an external magnetic field in a direction opposite to the direction of magnetisation (DoM) of the NdFeB magnet. The extent of demagnetisation is a function of the total magnetic circuit (and hence the Intrinsic working point), the temperature (and hence the actual BH curve shape [...]
For note, the effects of temperature and external demagnetising fields are easiest to calculate on NdFeB magnets that may be demagnetised as a result of such exposure if cgs units are used (Gauss, Tesla, MGOe) as cgs units allow faster production of new BH curves. When a new Intrinsic BH curve for Neodymium has been [...]
