CMR

Coded Magnets Beneath
Magnetic Viewing Film

Correlated magnetic structures are 'programmed' by imparting coded patterns of magnetic poles that determine their magnetic field and force properties. Their unique magnetic identities determine which structures will attach and how. They have strong-yet-safe magnetic fields, enable precision rotational and translational alignment, and provide rapid attachment and detachment functionality. They can even have multi-level magnetic fields if desired to achieve contactless attachment or repel and snap behaviors. Magnet designers can now apply correlation and coding theory to precisely control magnetism to achieve improvements in performance, efficiency, safety, and reliability across industry.

Review Intro to Correlated Magnetics Video and Whitepaper (New)

The Shortest
Path Effect

The coding of the multiple poles of correlated magnetic structures determines low and far field densities.
Review Whitepaper.

Recent CMR Innovations

Multi-Level Transition Distance Modulation

The distance at which Coded Magnets^TM having multi-level magnetic fields will transition between an attractive and repel force can be precisely controlled using an external magnetic field source.

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Programmable Repeatable Hysteresis

Coded Magnets^TM having multi-level magnetic fields and a spacer can be used to produce programmable repeatable hysteresis behavior enabling them to take the place of more complex mechanical devices that wear out, must be replaced, require calibration, etc.

Multi-Level Magnetic Fields

Coded Magnets^TM have been developed that have a repel force in the near field and an attractive force in the far field, or vice versa.