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MFG-81 Series Maxwell Coils
Description:The MFG-81 Series Maxwell Coils, compared to Helmholtz coils, can generate a larger uniform magnetic field in the central region with better uniformity when excited by a power supply. They offer ample working space and are easy to operate. Capable of producing both AC and DC magnetic fields, the generated field has good linearity with the current. Therefore, in applications requiring highly uniform magnetic fields or more compact coil volumes, Maxwell coils are preferred. They are suitable for research institutes, universities, and enterprises for material magnetic property testing or detection experiments, applied in fields such as materials, electronics, biology, medical, aerospace, chemistry, and applied physics. Main uses include generating standard magnetic fields, evaluating magnetic shielding effectiveness, electromagnetic interference simulation experiments, calibrating Hall probes and various magnetometers, studying biological magnetic fields, and researching material magnetic properties.
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Product Features

  • Larger uniform magnetic field region and better uniformity compared to Helmholtz coils;
  • Good linearity between magnetic field and excitation current;
  • Large working space for easy operation;
  • Optional or customizable test platforms for convenient experimental operation;
  • Optional or customizable mobile platforms for easy overall movement;
  • High degree of customization.

Applications

  • Magnetic sensor calibration
  • Electromagnetic interference simulation experiments
  • Magnetic material measurement
  • Bio-magnetic effect research
  • Magnetic field influence experiments
  • Scientific research related to magnetic fields

Magnetic Field Types

  • Constant magnetic field
  • Gradient magnetic field
  • Composite magnetic field
  • Alternating magnetic field

Technical Specifications

Maxwell Coil Parameters (DC Excitation) The following are example parameters; all parameters can be customized according to user requirements:
ModelMFG-8100-300-200
Coil Winding Inner Diameter300 mm
Uniform Region @ UniformityФ110 mm@1%Ф85 mm@0.5%Ф53 mm@0.2%Ф36 mm@0.1%
Magnetic Flux Density at Coil Center200 Gs
Coil Cold Resistance1.2 Ω
Maximum Excitation Current25 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

NameModelQtyUnitConfigRemarks
Maxwell CoilMFG-81 Series1SetStandardCustomized based on size and maximum flux density requirements
Full Set of Test Cables and Power Cords——1SetStandard
Excitation Power SupplyMAC-11 Series1SetOptionalCan be selected based on coil excitation requirements
Test PlatformMAC-42 Series1SetOptionalCan be selected or customized for moving, rotating, or fixing test samples
Mobile PlatformMAC-43 Series1SetOptionalFor easy overall movement of the Maxwell coil
GaussmeterMTE-11 Series1SetOptionalCan 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.