The Simulated Calculation of Self-Levitation Force with Different Magnets Core in Ferrofluid Sensor

Cheng Hu; Qiang Li; Zuo Bin Yuan; Yong Ming Yang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.655-657.855

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The Simulated Calculation of Self-Levitation Force with Different Magnets Core in Ferrofluid Sensor

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In this paper, the self-levitation force of ferrofluid in sensor is simulated calculation under different magnets core in ferrofluid sensor. The relationship between self-levitation force and height under different radius of magnet core, and the relationship between self-levitation height and length of magnet core are obtained.

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Cheng Hu, Qiang Li, Zuo Bin Yuan, Yong Ming Yang

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Ferrofluid, Self-Leviation, Sensor

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