Parallel-Axis Magnetic Gear Torque Calculator
Enter both wheels' outer diameter, pole count, magnet thickness, width and gap for a preliminary maximum transmitted (slip) torque, gear ratio and centre distance of a parallel-axis magnetic gear pair (such as the CJ series).
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Is yours a coaxial gear — nested rotors with a modulator ring between them?Use the flux-modulated coaxial gear calculator
1The two wheels
2Magnets and gap
3Grade and temperature
Calculating…
Preliminary estimate for a parallel-axis pair of radially magnetised wheels on steel hubs: magnetic-charge model (μr = 1 magnets; ideal steel hubs by alternating images in 2D, with an approximate end correction for the finite width), torque averaged along the meshing motion, static (no speed, eddy-current or windage effects), no fitted factor. Checked against AIC's 14 CJ-series catalogue models (identical pairs, 1 mm gap), modelled with N35 at mid Br, magnet thickness 0.15 × OD and width = column G: catalogue ÷ model runs from 0.61 to 1.80 (median 0.97), and 11 of the 14 fall inside the band shown (model × 0.75–1.35). Other grades, thicknesses and unequal pairs are extrapolation. Not for orthogonal, bevel or encapsulated drives. We confirm designs by measurement.
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