Magnets Shapes And Poles

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Magnets Shapes And Poles

The subject of magnet shapes and poles is a topic that is known superficially, but its exact framework and content is unknown. Magnets are of two groups, natural and artificial. Natural magnets are rarely found in nature. Therefore, artificial magnets are used in daily life. Artificial magnets can be obtained from materials such as iron, nickel and cobalt by various methods. Artificial magnets can be rod, flat, needle, cylinder, U and horseshoe shaped.

 

When the magnet is held on the iron powders, it is seen that it does not attract the same amount of iron powder from all sides. Due to the magnet shapes and poles, iron powders are collected more at the ends of the magnet. The end parts of the magnet where the attracting feature is high are called magnet poles.


A bar magnet suspended right in the middle is balanced by taking the north-south direction. The north-facing end of the magnet is called the N pole, meaning north, and the other end is called the S pole, meaning south.


The properties of the N and S poles in a magnet are different. Because of this difference, the same poles (N–N, S–S) repel each other, and different (N–S, S-N) poles attract each other. In practice, the poles of some magnets are painted in different colors or the letters N and S are written on the ends so that the poles are clear. The most basic information about magnet shapes and poles is in this framework.

 

In Which Fields Are Magnets Used?

Magnets are widely used in making compass, telephone earphones, telephone earphones, radio, bell, television, toys, refrigerator, electric motors etc. used in vehicles. Soft magnets that can be bent can also be obtained by adding additives such as rubber to the magnets. These magnets are used in refrigerator doors, electronic industry, surgery techniques in medicine.

 

Making Compass Using Magnets

The first use of the magnet was probably in the form of a compass needle. It is known that Chinese sailors have been using compass to determine direction in navigation for a thousand years. With the aid of a compass, they were able to navigate the right course without the aid of a landmark or even the sun and stars. In 1600, English scientist William Gilbert (1544-1603) came up with an entirely new idea to explain how a magnet works. He suggested that the Earth itself could be a giant magnet. Today, it is known that the Earth has two magnetic poles, north and south. As you get deeper into magnet shapes and poles, the door to many different subjects is opened.

 

With the help of a compass, it can be determined which end of a magnet with undetermined poles is the north pole and which end is the south pole. Since the needle in the compass is also a kind of magnet, if any pole of the magnet is approached to the N pole of the compass, if the tip of the compass is pushed, the unknown pole of the magnet is the N pole. Conversely, if the tip of the compass is attracted by the magnet, the unknown pole of the magnet is the S pole.

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