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A second quadrant demagnetization curve provides information about the magnetic characteristics of a magnet, including the magnetic field strength and how resistant it is to demagnetize. How it is used in a magnetic circuit will affect its performance. When a permanent magnet is fully magnetized, its magnetic domains are aligned. Certain conditions such as temperature and reverse magnetic fields can cause some of the domains to lose this alignment and reverse, triggering the magnet to lose some or all of its magnetic field. Click to view our demagnetization curves.
If you need to ensure magnetic stability over temperature range, or tight tolerances on flux output, we have a great whitepaper covering this topic. It is intended for manufacturers that use permanent magnets and need magnets or assemblies that are magnetically stable over the expected temperature range of use or those manufacturers requiring magnets to perform within a very tight tolerance of flux output. Read more.