Editing Degaussing (section)

====Pulse degaussing====
Pulse degaussing technology involves the cyclic application of electric current for a fraction of a second to the coil being used to generate a magnetic field in the degausser.<ref name=mmpd>{{cite web |title=Demagnetization — Basics and Know-how |url=http://maurermagnetic.com/en/demagnetizing/technology/demagnetisation-technology/#!/maurer-magnetic-pulse-demagnetisation |website=Maurer Magnetic |access-date=3 October 2021}}</ref> The process starts with the maximum voltage applied and held for only a fraction of a second to avoid overheating the coil, and then the voltages applied in subsequent seconds are reduced in sequence at varying differences until no current is applied to the coil. Pulse degaussing saves on energy costs, produces high magnetic field strength, is suitable for degaussing large assemblies, and is reliable due to zero-error degaussing achievement.<ref name=mmpd/>