Can You Magnify a Magnetic Wave?

Hello ATS....I'm not sure if this kind of question is allowed here on ATS but I have to ask. My question has to do with magnetism and levitation using magnets. I'm wondering if it's possible with two opposing magnets to manipulate either magnet to have a stronger "push" than the other. If it's possible, it would really come in handy for a passion project of mine. Thanks in advance, ATS

a reply to: lostbook

Electro-magnets can be strengthened with increased amperages......

a reply to: lostbook

Yes if you use electromagnets.. Control the amount of electrons flowing through a wire and perpendicular to this you are controlling the magnetic field strength.

originally posted by: lostbook
Hello ATS....I'm not sure if this kind of question is allowed here on ATS but I have to ask. My question has to do with magnetism and levitation using magnets. I'm wondering if it's possible with two opposing magnets to manipulate either magnet to have a stronger "push" than the other. If it's possible, it would really come in handy for a passion project of mine. Thanks in advance, ATS

Magnetic fields can be added together, or subtracted, but I don't think that is what you are posting about.

I don't know of any physical process that multiplies magnetic fields but if you are talking about oscillating magnetic fields, then there is a possibility of producing a resonant system which would accumulate magnetic fluctuations, producing higher amplitude outputs.

It works like this:
An input magnetic oscillation would induce a current in a conductor which in turn would induce a magnetic field oscillation. That 'back EMF' would add to an in-phase input magnetic field oscillation, boosting the combined output. This process would be iterative, building the output until physical limits are reached.

Check out Lenz's Law.

a reply to: lostbook

You can just buy magnets from different grades, strength, size or by putting magnets together, they become 1 bigger magnet, it's 'field' becomes larger.
Check out Eric Laithwaite an Sandy Kidds experiments, maybe they can be a help to you.

a reply to: chr0naut

Thanks…I shall check it out.

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