Magnetic flux is defined as the number of magnetic field lines passing through a given closed surface It provides the measurement of the total magnetic field that passes through a given surface area Here the area under consideration can be of any size and under any orientation with respect to the direction of the magnetic field
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Get Pricewhere ^B is flux density and A is cross sectional area of the core Solving for ^B ^B = ^v 2πf N A 1 This is a familiar formula for flux density in terms of applied voltage It is also seen with vRMS in the numerator and √2 instead of 2 in the denominator Now to find peak flux density dependency on peak current ^i Since v =iZ by Ohm s
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Get PriceThe number of magnetic flux lines which go through the unit area perpendicular to magnetic field is called Flux density B The relation between Magnetic strength H and flux density B can be defined by B = μH μ in this case is permeability the unit of magetizability In the air μis usually about 1 except special case and 1 Gauss ≒ 1
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Get PriceThen the magnetic flux density in the material will be increased by a larger factor as a result of its relative permeability for the material compared to the magnetic flux density in vacuum μ o H and for an air cored coil this relationship is given as So for ferromagnetic materials the ratio of flux density to field strength B/H is
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Get PriceIn the GO material measured and calculated flux density in the overlap regions agree well but the measured flux density is as much as 40% lower than the calculated value at X< 2 5 mm; and is up to around 10% higher than calculated at X>2 5 mm X is the distance from the mid point of the overlap region as shown in FIG 3
Get PriceThe curve which shows the relationship between the magnetising force and magnetic flux density of a magnetic substance is known as the BH curve where B the flux density i e Φ/ A and H the magnetising force i e IN / l Let the coil has N turns and l the length which is constant in this particular case
Get PriceCalculate magnetic flux density While by definition the magnetic flux density is described by the letter B the letter for the magnetic field is H The following relationship applies with the so called permeability constants μ0 for vacuum and μ for additional materials The permeability constant can vary depending on the type of material
Get PriceResidual flux density is the certain value of magnetic flux per unit area that remains in the magnetic material without presence of magnetizing force i e H = 0 Definition of Retentivity It is defined as the degree to which a magnetic material gains its magnetism after magnetizing force H is reduced to zero Now let us proceed step by
Get PriceSorted by 2 First we should understand what magnetic flux Φ B is It has the units Wb equivalent to V s − 2 and can be defined by the following surface integral Φ B = ∫ ∫ S B ⋅ d S Where B is often called the magnetic field and has units T equivalent to k g s − 2 A − 1 It is more strictly known as magnetic flux density
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Get Pricemagnetic fields The relationship between the magnetic field intensity H and the magnetic flux density Bis a property of the material in which the field exists It is common to assume a linear n;lationship; thus B =µ H 1 7 whereµ is the material s magnetic permeability In SI units His measured in units of
Get PriceComputing The Magnetic Field Strength H It is for this reason that a distinction was made between two magnetic fields and This distinction was made by Lord Kelvin in the late 1800 s between Magnetic Flux Density and Magnetic Field Strength respectively The magnetic field strength of a generated magnetic field is given by the following
Get PriceMagnetic flux lined with the surface is defined as the product of area and component of B perpendicular to the area Case a If θ = 90º cosθ = 0 When angle between B and the normal to the surface is90º B will be parallel to the surface as shown in figure So φ B = BA 0 = 0
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Get PriceThe magnetic dipole moment md is the torque acting on a coil carrying electric current and its plane is parallel to a magnetic flux density of 1 T The measuring unit of the magnetic dipole moment is N m/T Newton meter/Tesla which is equivalent to Ampere m² A m² When the magnetic dipole moment = 0 7 N m/T It means that the torque
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