Misc Demos: Scanning a Magnet Stack Part 2: Parallel Scan

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Part 1 was with the sensor plane orthogonal to the long axis of the magnet stack; here is the parallel scan.

The data from these two scan demonstrations confirms the “conventional” picture of the field lines surrounding the magnet stack and refutes the “peanut waist” or “bloch wall” hypothesis.

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