Homogeneous field magnet with at least one pole plate to be mech

Electricity: magnetically operated switches – magnets – and electr – Magnets and electromagnets – Magnet structure or material

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324319, 335297, H01F 700

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ABSTRACT:
A magnet contains a magnetic yoke and two pole shoes, between which a magnetic field of great homogeneity is formed. The pole shoes are provided with special pole plates. At least one pole plate (11d) is separated from a base part (11b) facing the yoke by a narrow correction air gap (15), and can be aligned by means of mechanical setting devices. According to the invention, each pole shoe (11) has a bead-like edge piece (11c) for field correction at its edge area (17b), which surrounds an inner pole shoe area (17a). In this region, the pole plate (11d), which can be aligned laterally separated from the edge piece (21).

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