MuShield's expertise lies in understanding the science of magnetic shielding and providing design and fabrication solutions for a wide range of applications. Typical sources of interference include permanent magnets, transformers, motors, solenoids, cables, and the Earth's magnetic field. (read more)

The magnetic shielding Lab Kit is highly effective in solving design problems of magnetic interference. (D.C. to 100 kilohertz). By adding CO-NETIC and NETIC layers until desired attenuation is achieved, minimum material requirements can be determined. This results in significant cost savings in the final design. (read more)

These time saving high and low permeability foils offer convenient, economical magnetic shielding. In many applications, their use can eliminate the cost of designing and manufacturing prefabricated shields. (read more)

For the convenience of those desiring to design and manufacture prefabricated magnetic shields in house, AD-MU sheet stock is quickly obtained and easily worked. It may be formed by bending, stamped, drawing, finishing, etc. (read more)

Any specified configuration or shielding requirement from the simplest component to the most complex system, Ad-Vance Magnetics can design and fabricate an AD-MU shield incorporating your magnetic shielding performance requirements. (read more)

Ed Fagan, Inc. has a large and comprehensive inventory of soft magnetic and shielding alloys. (read more)

AD-Vance Magnetics has developed evolutionary design changes toward high saturation flux density materials having "medium" (AD-MU-48) and "lower" (AD-MU-00/43) permeability instead of high nickel content alloys (AD-MU-80). (read more)

AD-Vance is offering their Engineering Kits at a great discount. The standard price for this kit if ordered separately is $436.75. They are offering the kit online for only $183.50! (read more)

In operation, a magnetic shield both absorbs and diverts magnetic flux by providing a path around the sensitive area. In addition, shielding is used to contain the magnetic field generated by a device. (read more)

It's called the Swift Mission and its ambitious goal is to unlock the secrets of gamma-ray bursts in space, thus far a highly elusive subject. Swift is a part of NASA Midex, an international collaboration of nine NASA specialists, laboratories, universities and institutes that have teamed to produce and launch a specialized satellite in 2003 with the express purpose of probing gamma-ray bursts. (read more)