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Passive magnetic bearings and thrust bearings

Author: Jean-Paul YONNET

Publication date: May 10, 2002

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4. Magnetic suspensions with passive magnetic bearings

Earnshaw's theorem 2.2 prohibits the construction of complete magnetic suspensions using only passive magnetic bearings. These passive bearings can only be used as components in partial magnetic suspensions, or combined with active magnetic bearings to create complete magnetic suspensions.

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