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中文简体Let’s start from the comparison between the maximum operating temperature and Curie temperature, two important temperature-related properties of magnets. These two terms are often used confusingly, but they have distinct meanings and implications for magnet performance.
In summary, the maximum operating temperature of a magnet refers to the highest temperature at which it can maintain its magnetic properties, while the Curie temperature is the temperature at which it loses its ferromagnetic properties and becomes paramagnetic. These two temperatures are important considerations when selecting a magnet for a specific application, and it is important to ensure that the magnet’s maximum operating temperature is below the operating temperature of the application to avoid loss of magnetic properties.
