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High-field magnets

We use high-field magnets to investigate the properties of (new) materials. With these magnets, we can see into the matter without breaking anything. Many scientific insights once began with magnet research and the stronger the magnet, the more surprising the results. HFML-FELIX therefore has five magnets with a field strength of 30 to 38 Tesla and we are currently developing a hybrid magnet aiming at a maximum field of 45 Tesla.

Close up picture of the inside of one of the magnets
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Instruments magnet lab

Cell 1

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Field 30 tesla
Bore 50 mm
Power 17 MW
Homogeneity 1×10-3
Location North Hall

Cell 2

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Field 37.5 tesla
Bore 32 mm
Power 20.7 MW
Homogeneity 1×10-3
Location South Hall

Cell 3

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Field 33 tesla
Bore 32 mm
Power 17 MW
Homogeneity 1×10-3
Location North Hall

Cell 4

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Field 37.9 tesla
Bore 32 MM
Power TBD
Homogeneity 1×10-3
Location South Hall

Cell 5

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Field 33.0 tesla
Bore 32 mm
Power 17 MW
Homogeneity 1×10-3
Location North Hall

 

 

Cell 6 - Hybrid

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Field 45 tesla
Bore 32 mm
Power TBD
Homogeneity TBD
Location South Hall

Super Conducting Magnet S/C1

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Field 16 tesla
Bore 32 mm at liquid helium temp
21.6 mm in anticryostat
Homogeneity 10-4
Location First Floor Labtuin North

Super Conducting Magnet S/C2

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Field 16 tesla
field centre 1420 mm from top flange
Bore 40 mm bore at liquid helium temp
33 mm in anticryostat
24 mm in VTI
Homogeneity 10-4 in 1 cm DSV
Location Ground Floor 00.18

Research types

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