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If I have two magnets repelling each other, will they always form a peak in the middle?

If I have two identical magnets, aligned so they repel each other a distance of X apart and at a height of Z I have Hall effect sensor, the peak of the magnetic field sensed will be at the distance X/...
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Would a electromagnet be used to detect the presence of a permanent magnet?

I was wondering if there is any way I could use an electromagnet to detect the presence of a permanent magnet. I am specifically thinking of using a planar type small coil. Maybe use a core or ...
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Can a weak external magnetic field damage a magnetron?

I have a 40-year old microwave oven. I temporarily attached a magnetic flashlight to the side of it. Its 5/8"-diameter magnet is likely a neodymium magnet, strong enough to secure the 10-ounce ...
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Can two magnets damage or interfere brushless motor?

I want to get the absolute position of motor shaft, so I have added two magnets on the metallic thread (which holds the motor) and some hall sensors on top of shaft. Can the magnets in some way ...
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