Neodymium (NdFeB) N52

Update 15 April 2015

BH-diagram (de-magnetisation curve)

N35
N38
N40
N42
N45
N48
N50
N52
35M
38M
40M
42M
48M
50M
35H
38H
40H
42H
45H
48H
35SH
38SH
40SH
42SH
45SH
28UH

ENERGY PRODUCT = Hd*Bd = 52 Mega Gauss * Oersted (MGO)

Grade
Residual Induction Br

33UH

N52
14.3-14.8 (1430-1480)

KG (mT)

Coercive Force Hcb

10.0 (796)

kOe(KA/m)

Intrinsic Coercive Force Hcj

11.0 (876)

kOe(KA/m)

Energy Product BHmax

Max. Operating Temp.

50-53 (398-422)
60

30UH
35UH
38UH
40UH

MGO(KJ/m3)
C

Copyright by HKCM Engineering, Instant Update - Copy 15 April 2015 06:21:54

For the description of the properties of magnets practical and theoretical comparisons need to be done.
Magnetic materials preferably are conditioned and measured in electro magnetic fields.
The BH-diagram is used to determine a characteristical figure - the so called ENERGY PRODUCT : BHmax = Mega Gauss * Oersted (MGsOe or MGO)
This regards to the largest possible rectangle area below the Br/Hcb-curve.
For e.g. Neodymium N45 it is 45 MGO.
The values in table (e.g. 43...46) relate to the tolerances in production.
The BH-Diagramm shows how strong an electro magnetic field (H) must be in order de-magnetize a permanent magnet with a field (B).

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