Technical Specifications
| Maxwell Coil Parameters (DC Excitation) The following are example parameters; all parameters can be customized according to user requirements: | |
| Model | MFG-8100-300-200 |
| Coil Winding Inner Diameter | 300 mm |
| Uniform Region @ Uniformity | Ф110 mm@1%Ф85 mm@0.5%Ф53 mm@0.2%Ф36 mm@0.1% |
| Magnetic Flux Density at Coil Center | 200 Gs |
| Coil Cold Resistance | 1.2 Ω |
| Maximum Excitation Current | 25 A |
| Overall Dimensions (L×W×H) | 355 mm x 305 mm x 410mm |
| Note: The actual maximum diameter of the coil may be slightly larger than the winding inner diameter. Contact us for more detailed product parameters. The excitation current source should meet the above current and power requirements. Usage time depends on coil heating conditions. |
Basic Structure

System Configuration List
| Name | Model | Qty | Unit | Config | Remarks |
| Maxwell Coil | MFG-81 Series | 1 | Set | Standard | Customized based on size and maximum flux density requirements |
| Full Set of Test Cables and Power Cords | —— | 1 | Set | Standard | |
| Excitation Power Supply | MAC-11 Series | 1 | Set | Optional | Can be selected based on coil excitation requirements |
| Test Platform | MAC-42 Series | 1 | Set | Optional | Can be selected or customized for moving, rotating, or fixing test samples |
| Mobile Platform | MAC-43 Series | 1 | Set | Optional | For easy overall movement of the Maxwell coil |
| Gaussmeter | MTE-11 Series | 1 | Set | Optional | Can be used to measure the magnetic field generated by the coil |
Related Information
Comparison of axial magnetic field distribution between Maxwell coils and Helmholtz coils with a winding inner diameter of 300mm shows that the magnetic field uniformity of Maxwell coils is superior to that of Helmholtz coils.
(Data from simulation results)

Simulation Report Example
Simulation services and reports can be provided according to user needs, covering overall magnetic field distribution, axial magnetic field distribution, overall magnetic field uniformity analysis, magnetic flux density distribution, etc. Some simulation examples are as follows:
Axial Magnetic Field Distribution
Note: Due to manufacturing processes, materials, environmental factors, and measurement errors, there may be some deviation between simulation results and actual measurements, so they are for reference only.
Contact us for more detailed simulation results.