Yes and No.walters said:Is a magnet the same as a inductor ?
this describes an inductor with a magnetic core.a Magnet with wire turns around a pole = a coil
I don't think you can wind up magnets anyways :lol:Oznog said:A magnet is not usually wound to make an inductor.
There are air core inductors. and you can even make one yourself!An inductor core is made out of a magnetic iron-based material but it is designed to not be permanently magnetized. It gets temporarily magnetized when current is passed through the coil.
the "coil" is the inductor. is it not?When you have a moveable permanent magnet move inside a coil, the changing magnetic field creates current. That's how motors and the non-condensor type microphones work.
not even close :lol:walters said:What is a magnet then is it a LCR network?
what does what do?Because there is different mixtures when making magnets what does this do?
Didn't someone tell you that magnets don't have a frequency response?Magnets have different frequency responses from different mixtures why is that?
like the poster above you said, THEY DONT!How can a magnet have different frequency responses?
Someone send this guy back to school, he really needs it. I'm sure you can learn 1/2 of this in highschool!what kind of component is a magnet a inductor,resistor,cap?
walters said:How to change the magnetic field?
How to change th flux?
How do change the permeability?
When winding a wire around a magnetic it creates a magnetic field
and then the magnetic and wire from a electromagnetism?
a Coil and a magnet from a current, so changing the flux changes the magnetic field changing the current?
It seems like magic from just taking a magnet and wrapping a wire around it forms a magnetic field and flux and having a current output
It seems like a magnet is a voltage generator?
Its seems like a coil and magnet form a current generator?
walters said:Where is the ferromagnetism in a guitar pickup?
What does the ferromagnetism in a guitar pickup do?
Does the ferromagnetism change the flux,magnetic field or tone of a guitar pickup?
harmonic oscillator theory affects the resonance frequency? why and how?
A magnet with wire wrapped around it produces a "harmonic oscillator"?
what does this harmonic oscillator do?
bit confused what you mean here. Harmonic theory is used to calculate the resonant freq, thus they go hand in hand, one doesn't cause the other, it is the same thing just viewed from different anglesharmonic oscillator theory affects the resonance frequency? why and how?
A magnet with wire wrapped around it produces a "harmonic oscillator"?
what does this harmonic oscillator do?
audioguru said:A magnet is not an inductor. A coil of wire is an inductor.
A magnet positioned inside a coil becomes the core of the coil. The ferrous core increases the inductance of the coil. The combination is an AC generator if the magnetic field is disturbed by moving the coil or magnet (dynamic microphone, magnetic phono pickup) or vibrating a steel string near it (guitar pickup).
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