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L Type Magnets

L Type Magnets

L Type Magnets

Product catalog summary
Introduction
High efficiency motors benefit from reduced eddy current losses, which are achieved using Arnold's L Type laminated rare earth magnets. These magnets are particularly advantageous in sectors such as aerospace, automotive, motorsport, and industrial markets.

Specifications
Arnold's magnets feature the thinnest available insulating layers (<20 um) and can perform at temperatures up to 200˚C. They offer customizable magnet layers starting from 0.5 mm in materials like neodymium iron boron or samarium cobalt.

Performance and Applications
L Type magnets are designed for high performance under extreme conditions. They are used in high efficiency motor designs, incorporating precision thin metals and carbon fiber sleeving for enhanced system performance.

Modeling and Optimization
Arnold provides modeling services to calculate eddy current losses with and without lamination. The optimal lamination balances electrical resistance and magnetic performance, tailored to specific application requirements.

Product Validation
The 1mm L Type RECOMA 33E, with 18 micron polymer lamination, has been validated by an independent laboratory for optimal magnetic performance and low resistance.

Contact Information
For inquiries, contact Arnold's sales teams in North America or Europe, or visit their website at arnoldmagnetics.com.
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Catalog excerpts

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MORE POWER LESS HEAT L Type Magnets Reduce Eddy Current Loss in High Efficiency Motors High efficiency demands the best materials, and the Arnold L Type laminated rare earth magnets are proven to reduce eddy current losses in high efficiency motors. Modeling with L Type Magnets Fewer eddy current losses means lower heat and greater efficiency. Designers in the aerospace, automotive, motorsport, and industrial markets are turning to laminated rare earth magnets, and are working to balance the tradeoff between power and heat. Arnold minimizes the tradeoff by offering best-in-class materials with: Calculation of eddy current losses with and without lamination are shown below. Our engineers can help to select an appropriate material and lamination thickness to perform optimally in your application, given your temperature and frequency requirements. The thinnest available insulating layers, <20 um Performance at temperatures up to 200˚C Magnet layers from .5 mm and up in custom shapes and sizes in neodymium iron boron or samarium cobalt With a worldwide presence and extensive engineering expertise, Arnold can work with your design team to improve motor performance, delivering custom magnetic assemblies and even complete rotors. Without Lamination L Type magnets provide record-breaking performance under extreme conditions — from motorsports to aerospace. We collaborate on high efficiency motor designs using laminated rare earth magnets, precision thin metals, carbon fiber sleeving, and RECOMA samarium cobalt for total system performance. Made to your specification and project requirement, the L Type rare earth magnets are manufactured with Arnold’s proprietary processes for the thinnest layers and highest performance. With Laminati

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.5mm L20 96% magnet fill fraction 98% magnet fill fraction 96% magnet fill fraction The optimal lamination for your application is a balance of the need for the greatest electrical resistance at the operating frequency and the best magnetic performance in the physical envelope of your application. Matching the right L Type insulation and magnet layer thickness to your application makes all the difference. What size laminate do you need? Validated by an independant, outside laboratory, 1mm L Type RECOMA 33E separated by 18 micron polymer lamination, the thinnest available, offers both optimal...

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