Ruohan Li , Jiajia Sun , Zongqian Shi , Ruixuan Zhao , Xiaofeng Liu , Shumin Xin , Nan Wang , Xinxiao Shui , Wanyi Du , Kai Wu
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Abstract
This paper proposes an analytical method based on the equivalent magnetic charge approach to accurately analyze the magnetic field and force under an elliptical cylindrical magnet and a rotating field. This method minimizes the impact of mesh size on accuracy, improving computational efficiency. Moreover, a Lagrangian-Eulerian model is proposed to predict the magnetic bead trajectory under an elliptical cylindrical magnet combined with a rotating magnetic field, taking into account the coupling between the magnetic beads and the fluid. The influence of magnet geometry and rotating field frequency on the translational and rotational trajectory of a single magnetic bead is investigated. This work demonstrates the feasibility of using the Lagrangian-Eulerian model to analyze magnetic bead trajectories under specific soft-magnetic element geometries, providing a robust theoretical foundation for optimizing the design of the magnetophoretic circuits and enhancing control over the motion of single magnetic beads and bead-labeled cells in magnetophoretic circuits.
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