PEMF devices use coils to generate pulsed electromagnetic fields. Using multiple coils can help distribute those fields across a wider area, which is especially useful in larger devices designed for broader body coverage.

The number and placement of coils also affect how the field is delivered across the device. For example, MiraMate Magic Pro uses 96 coils arranged throughout its full-body mat, allowing users to enjoy PEMF across a much larger area during one session.

That said, coil count is only one part of a PEMF system. Coil design, placement, frequency, waveform, and overall device configuration all work together to shape the experience.

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