is this possible

ppeetteerr · Oct 20, 2011

Hello,
Is it possible to get two small permanent magnets (or 2x small magnets made up of a series of smaller magnets) that are equal in attracting and repelling so that they maintain a small gap between them but cannot come together and cannot pull apart.
Any advise please
Regards
Peter

dgallup · Oct 20, 2011

No

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IRstuff · Oct 20, 2011

Perhaps it would be better to pose the problem. rather than a solution.

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EdStainless · Oct 24, 2011

No, it would take a complex assembly with active circuits in order to do this. And even then there would be force limits to it.

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