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To: _Jim
145 - "You know, if you *truly* require that a magnetic field be diverted, removed, or otherwise minimized to the nth degree from affecting a circuit or other device, there is a 100% solution ..."

I'm waiting ......

151 posted on 09/10/2001 7:47:57 AM PDT by XBob
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To: XBob
I'm waiting ......

Encase the thing in a superconducting box. The Meissner effect will do the job.

152 posted on 09/10/2001 9:00:27 AM PDT by Physicist (sterner@sterner.hep.upenn.edu)
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To: XBob
... if you *really* need superior magnetic shielding beyond that which mu metal would yield, then your recourse might lie in the use of a super-conducting material ...

To quote Richard Barrans Jr., Ph.D.: http://newton.dep.anl.gov/askasci/phy99/phy99x89.htm

"Superconductors exclude a magnetic field entirely. That is the physical basis for "magnetic levitation": magnetic fields actually repel superconductors."

154 posted on 09/10/2001 9:07:42 AM PDT by _Jim
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