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COMSOL Inc magnetic field module
COMSOL <t>Multiphysics®</t> simulations of the magnetic force profiles of different pole tip shapes. The magnetic force profiles of four pole tip shapes; ( a ) flat-top, ( b ) conical, ( c ) parabolic, and ( d ) cubic. The color map of the contour lines represents the magnitude of the force, and the arrows represent the direction of the force.

COMSOL <t>Multiphysics®</t> simulations of the magnetic force profiles of different pole tip shapes. The magnetic force profiles of four pole tip shapes; ( a ) flat-top, ( b ) conical, ( c ) parabolic, and ( d ) cubic. The color map of the contour lines represents the magnitude of the force, and the arrows represent the direction of the force.

Magnetic Field Module, supplied by COMSOL Inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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Article Title: Configuration and Design of Electromagnets for Rapid and Precise Manipulation of Magnetic Beads in Biosensing Applications

Journal: Micromachines

doi: 10.3390/mi10110784

COMSOL Multiphysics® simulations of the magnetic force profiles of different pole tip shapes. The magnetic force profiles of four pole tip shapes; ( a ) flat-top, ( b ) conical, ( c ) parabolic, and ( d ) cubic. The color map of the contour lines represents the magnitude of the force, and the arrows represent the direction of the force.

Figure Legend Snippet: COMSOL Multiphysics® simulations of the magnetic force profiles of different pole tip shapes. The magnetic force profiles of four pole tip shapes; ( a ) flat-top, ( b ) conical, ( c ) parabolic, and ( d ) cubic. The color map of the contour lines represents the magnitude of the force, and the arrows represent the direction of the force.

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Article Title: Portable Homemade Magnetic Hyperthermia Apparatus: Preliminary Results
Article Snippet: The magnetic field simulations were conducted using the “Magnetic fields” module from the commercial software COMSOL Multiphysics ® , version 6.0.

Article Title: Improved EMAT Sensor Design for Enhanced Ultrasonic Signal Detection in Steel Wire Ropes
Article Snippet: To identify a suitable initial design for subsequent experimental optimisation, numerical simulations were performed using the magnetic fields module (mf) in COMSOL Multiphysics.

Article Title: Simulation and optimization of reactor airflow and magnetic field for enhanced thin film uniformity in physical vapor deposition
Article Snippet: Planar magnetron sputtering reactors are widely utilized in the semiconductor industry due to their high deposition rate, low substrate temperature, and capability for large-area coating.. Careful control of the reactor’s flow field and magnetic field is essential to ensure appropriate thickness uniformity of the thin film and uniform etching of the target.. Utilizing finite element analysis software, simulations were conducted to obtain numerical solutions for the airflow and magnetic field.

Article Title: The simulation and experimental validation of a novel noninvasive multi-target electrical stimulation method
Article Snippet: The pressure acoustics, magnetic field, and electric field modules in COMSOL were used to establish a multi-target TMAES model , which is shown in Fig. a,b.

Article Title: A Contactless Low-Carbon Steel Magnetostrictive Torquemeter: Numerical Analysis and Experimental Validation
Article Snippet: The coupled problem, described in , was modeled by the COMSOL Multiphysics Suite [ ] using three modules: Solid Mechanics, Magnetic Field, and Electrical Circuit.

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Article Title: Magnetic pillar induced Poiseuille-like flow in microfluidic channels with viscous and viscoelastic fluids.
Article Snippet: .. To simulate the bending of the pillar, we first modeled the magnetic field generated by the neodymium magnets using COMSOL 3D current-free magnetic field module.53 The resulting magnetic field isolines, shown in Fig. 3a, indicate a rapid decrease in field strength with distance from the magnet, consistent with experimental measurements (Fig. 2b). ..

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Article Title: Simulation-Based Design and Machine Learning Optimization of a Novel Liquid Cooling System for Radio Frequency Coils in Magnetic Hyperthermia
Article Snippet: .. The Magnetic Fields module was one-way coupled with the Heat Transfer in Solids module to compute the electromagnetic heating, (3) Q = J · E COMSOL computes the final temperature, T , for each point in the simulation space, considering the steady-state scenario, with the following expression: (4) 0 = ∇ · ( k ∇ T ) + Q where k is the thermal conductivity of the material, ∇ T is the gradient of temperature, which gives the rate of change in temperature at a point in space, indicating the direction of the steepest temperature increase. ..

Article Title: Simulation-Based Design and Machine Learning Optimization of a Novel Liquid Cooling System for Radio Frequency Coils in Magnetic Hyperthermia.
Article Snippet: .. The Magnetic Fields module was one-way coupled with the Heat Transfer in Solids module to compute the electromagnetic heating, Q = J·E (3) COMSOL computes the final temperature, T, for each point in the simulation space, considering the steady-state scenario, with the following expression: 0 = ∇·(k∇T) + Q (4) where k is the thermal conductivity of the material, ∇T is the gradient of temperature, which gives the rate of change in temperature at a point in space, indicating the direction of the steepest temperature increase. ..

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