Magnetic field inside a solenoid Calculator
The Magnetic field inside a solenoid Calculator will calculate the:
- Magnetic field at centre of a current-carrying solenoid if the magnitude of current and radius of solenoid are given
Calculator Limitations: Magnetic field inside the solenoid and the medium are considered as uniform; the conducting wire used for the circuit and resistor is uniform and it has the same thickness everywhere.
| (4π) | |
| The Magnetic field is T [Tesla] |
| Magnetic field calculation |
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| B = μ0 × N × I/L B = × × / B = / B = |
| Magnetic Field Inside A Solenoid Calculator Input Values |
| Amount of current flowing through the coil (I) A [Ampere] |
| Length of the solenoid (L) m [metre] |
| Magnetic permeability of free space (vacuum) (μ0) N/A2 [Newton per square amp] |
| Number of turns in the solenoid (N) |
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