What is Magnetics?

Magnetics is the study and application of magnetic fields and materials. It involves understanding how magnetic fields are generated, how they interact with materials, and how these interactions can be used in various technologies. Common applications include electric motors, generators, transformers, magnetic storage (hard drives), sensors, and medical imaging (MRI).

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What other technologies are related to Magnetics?

Magnetics Competitor Technologies

Microgravity

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Microgravity surveys can be used for similar applications as magnetics, detecting subsurface density variations, making them a potential alternative in some scenarios.

Seismic Refraction

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Seismic refraction provides subsurface geological information like depth to bedrock which can compete with magnetic surveys in geological investigations.

MASW

MASW is a seismic method for evaluating shear-wave velocity profiles, providing geotechnical information that might be used as an alternative to magnetic methods for near surface investigation.

ERT

Electrical Resistivity Tomography (ERT) provides subsurface electrical resistivity information, which can be an alternative to magnetics for mapping subsurface features or geological structures.

GPR

Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) provides high-resolution imaging of the shallow subsurface, competing with magnetics in applications like utility detection and shallow geological mapping.

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High Precision GPS

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High Precision GPS is complementary to magnetic surveys by providing accurate location data for mapping magnetic anomalies. This is crucial for georeferencing magnetic data.

capacitors

Capacitors are fundamental components in power electronics and signal processing circuits used within magnetic devices, such as those in power supplies or filters for magnetic sensors.

diodes

Diodes are used in power electronics and signal conditioning circuits within magnetic equipment, such as power supplies for electromagnets or sensors. They are fundamental components.

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Physicist

1.2% of all Physicist jobs mention Magnetics

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Scientist

0.1% of all Scientist jobs mention Magnetics

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Electrical Engineer

146 Electrical Engineer jobs mention Magnetics

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Hardware Engineer

37 Hardware Engineer jobs mention Magnetics

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Engineer

376 Engineer jobs mention Magnetics

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Tesla

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Infineon Technologies

Manufacturing

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WSP

Professional Services

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Oak Ridge National Laboratory

Public Administration

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