Study of the electromagnetic field generated by a magnetic pendulum

In this paper the electromagnetic (EM) field expressions for a magnetic pendulum are derived. The mechanical frequency and the magnetic dipole moment are found by applying mechanical-kinetic theory. A study of the expressions reveals that the electromagnetic field contains both the fundamental and higher order harmonic waves, which is quite different from a magnet with simple harmonic motion, and their amplitude ratios are governed by Bessel Functions of the first kind. 1 Hz radiator system is used for the experimental verification. The radiation pattern, the efficiency and the Q factor of the pendulum are discussed in detail. This paper provide the theoretical basis with the experimental verification of the pendulum antenna.

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Results in Physics
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2024-08-08
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.rinp.2024.107914
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Abstract

In this paper the electromagnetic (EM) field expressions for a magnetic pendulum are derived. The mechanical frequency and the magnetic dipole moment are found by applying mechanical-kinetic theory. A study of the expressions reveals that the electromagnetic field contains both the fundamental and higher order harmonic waves, which is quite different from a magnet with simple harmonic motion, and their amplitude ratios are governed by Bessel Functions of the first kind. 1 Hz radiator system is used for the experimental verification. The radiation pattern, the efficiency and the Q factor of the pendulum are discussed in detail. This paper provide the theoretical basis with the experimental verification of the pendulum antenna.

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