CodedSpring · the naming system

The PolyMagnet Alphabet

Every store in this family is a magnetics word + spring. Two are live — CodedSpring and FerroSpring. The rest are magnetics terms, A to Z, each still available as a .com. One word per letter; the whole periodic table of attraction, ready to name.

M
Maxel — the flagship name. maxelspring.com
A maxel is the smallest coded region of a Polymagnet — its pixel. The single most polymagnet-specific name still available.
A
Alignavailable
alignspring.com
Magnets settling into a preferred orientation.
B
Bipolaravailable
bipolarspring.com
The classic two-pole magnet — one north, one south.
C
Codedlive store
codedspring.com
A magnet printed with a pattern of tiny poles — a Polymagnet.
D
Detentavailable
detentspring.com
A magnetic click-stop that holds at set positions.
E
Electroavailable
electrospring.com
A magnet made by running current through a coil.
F
Ferrolive store
ferrospring.com
The ferromagnetic materials that respond to a field.
G
Gaussavailable
gaussspring.com
The unit of magnetic flux density.
H
Halbachavailable
halbachspring.com
An array that stacks the field on one side and cancels the other.
I
Inductavailable
inductspring.com
Inducing a field or current through magnetism.
J
Joltavailable
joltspring.com
The sudden snap when coded magnets lock in.
K
Keeperavailable
keeperspring.com
The soft-iron bar that preserves a magnet's strength in storage.
L
Lodestoneavailable
lodestonespring.com
Naturally magnetized rock — the original magnet.
M
Maxelflagship
maxelspring.com
The smallest coded region of a Polymagnet — its pixel.
N
Nullavailable
nullspring.com
The zero-field pocket engineered between coded regions.
O
Oerstedavailable
oerstedspring.com
The unit of magnetizing field strength (H).
P
Poleavailable
polespring.com
A north or south magnetic face.
Q
Quenchavailable
quenchspring.com
The sudden collapse of a magnetic field.
R
Repelavailable
repelspring.com
Like poles pushing apart.
S
Samariumavailable
samariumspring.com
Samarium-cobalt — a high-temperature rare-earth magnet.
T
Torqueavailable
torquespring.com
The twisting force coded magnets exert on each other.
U
Unipoleavailable
unipolespring.com
A single effective pole presented to the world.
W
Weberavailable
weberspring.com
The unit of total magnetic flux.
Y
Yokeavailable
yokespring.com
The iron path that guides flux from pole to pole.

Letters with no strong magnetics .com available: V, X, Z — those word+spring.com names are already taken.

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