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Re: Generating EM field

If the frequency is low and one would want a nice sine wave, simply using a transformer with two windings would allow a nice and simple feedback generator. Open the core by taking out some laminations and you have a nice field generated. This is a technique used for bulk erasers for tape and other magnetic media.
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