TOY MAGNETS SHAPE

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POPPUCK PopSockets 1426 Pearl St. Suite 400 1426 Boulder CO 80302 Toy magnets in the shape of discs being game equipment for playing manipulative games, non-electronic skill games, or hobby battle games; game equipment, namely, toy magnets in the shape of discs; sensory toys in the nature of handheld manipulative toys being manipulative games; fidget toys and structural parts and fittings therefore; hand-held mechanical toys for hand exercise being dexterity games; stress relief exercise toys; fidget toy system comprised of fidget toys and toy magnets for playing fidget games, structural parts therefore;POP PUCK;Key chains; key chains incorporating fidget toys and structural parts and fittings therefor;
POPSOCKETS PopSockets 1426 Pearl St. Suite 400 1426 Boulder CO 80302 Toy magnets in the shape of discs being game equipment for playing manipulative games, non-electronic skill games, or hobby battle games; game equipment, namely, toy magnets in the shape of discs; sensory toys in the nature of handheld manipulative toys being manipulative games; fidget toys and structural parts and fittings therefore; hand-held mechanical toys for hand exercise being dexterity games; stress relief exercise toys; fidget toy system comprised of fidget toys and toy magnets for playing fidget games, structural parts therefore;POP SOCKETS;Key chains; key chains incorporating fidget toys and structural parts and fittings therefor;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. Methods are provided for forming a plurality of permanent magnets with two different north-south magnetic pole alignments for use in microelectromechanical (MEM) devices. These methods are based on initially magnetizing the permanent magnets all in the same direction, and then utilizing a combination of heating and a magnetic field to switch the polarity of a portion of the permanent magnets while not switching the remaining permanent magnets. The permanent magnets, in some instances, can all have the same rare-earth composition (e.g. NdFeB) or can be formed of two different rare-earth materials (e.g. NdFeB and SmCo). The methods can be used to form a plurality of permanent magnets side-by-side on or within a substrate with an alternating polarity, or to form a two-dimensional array of permanent magnets in which the polarity of every other row of the array is alternated.