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A magnetic actuator has a static part and a dynamic part concentrically arranged therein. The static part comprises two permanent magnets and the dynamic part comprises two further permanent magnets. The magnet is oppositely oriented to the further magnets. The magnets are tuned to each other in suc

A magnetic actuator has a static part and a dynamic part concentrically arranged therein. The static part comprises two permanent magnets and the dynamic part comprises two further permanent magnets. The magnet is oppositely oriented to the further magnets. The magnets are tuned to each other in such a way that the gravity on the dynamic part is compensated by the magnetic force on the dynamic part. The static part further includes a coil with which an additional magnetic field can be generated by which the actuation force can be adapted.

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1. A magnetic actuator comprising: a first part and a second part concentrically arranged therein, which parts are axially mutually movable, one of the parts being static and the other part being dynamic and in which the first part comprises at least one permanent magnet, whose polarity is in the ax

1. A magnetic actuator comprising: a first part and a second part concentrically arranged therein, which parts are axially mutually movable, one of the parts being static and the other part being dynamic and in which the first part comprises at least one permanent magnet, whose polarity is in the axial direction, and the second part comprises at least two further permanent magnets which are present behind one another in axial direction and whose polarisations are in opposite directions, in essence each other's opposites, thereby creating a radial magnetic field component between them, and wherein one of the parts includes a coil for generating an additional magnetic field, wherein the static first part surrounds the dynamic second part, with the coil being located radially between the first part and the second part. 2. A magnetic actuator as claimed in claim 1, wherein the first part is static and the second part is dynamic, the dynamic part being arranged in the static part and the coil being part of the static part. 3. A magnetic actuator as claimed in claim 1, wherein between the two parts there is at least one coil or electric conductor present in the magnetic field, which coil or conductor is connected to the static part. 4. A magnetic actuator as claimed in claim 3, wherein the ends of the coil or electric conductor are connected to each other direct or via a capacitor or resistor. 5. A magnetic actuator as claimed in claim 1, wherein the second part is connected to the first part by means of one or more leaf springs, which leaf spring(s) is(are) relatively rigid in radial direction and slack in axial direction, the magnetic field having a negative rigidity which eliminates the positive axial rigidity of the leaf spring(s) in full or in part, and the sum of the rigidities providing a low eigenfrequency of the moving mass. 6. A magnetic actuator as claimed in claim 1, wherein the distance between two magnets which are arranged behind each other in axial direction can be adjusted. 7. A magnetic actuator comprising: a first part and a second part concentrically arranged therein, which parts are axially mutually movable, one of the parts being static and the other part being dynamic and in which the first part comprises at least one permanent magnet, whose polarity is in the axial direction, and the second part comprises at least two further permanent magnets which are present behind one another in axial direction and whose polarisations are in essence each other's opposites, thereby creating a radial magnetic field component between them, and wherein one of the parts includes a coil for generating an additional magnetic field, wherein the static first part surrounds the dynamic second part, with the coil being located radially between the first part and the second part; andwherein the second part is connected to the first part by means of one or more leaf springs, which leaf spring(s) is(are) relatively rigid in radial direction and slack in axial direction, the magnetic field imparting a negative bias which eliminates the positive axial bias of the leaf spring(s) in full or in part, and the sum of the biases providing a low eigenfrequency of the moving mass.