Magnetic flux Converter
Convert magnetic flux units like weber, maxwell.
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What is Magnetic Flux Converter?
Magnetic flux is the total magnetic field passing through a given area. It measures how much magnetic field "flows" through a surface — the product of flux density and the area it passes through. Changing flux induces voltage (Faraday's Law), the principle behind generators and transformers.
Understanding the Units
Weber (Wb)
The SI derived unit of magnetic flux. One weber equals one volt-second.
Common Uses: Transformer and motor design, electrical engineering
Maxwell (Mx)
The CGS unit of magnetic flux.
Common Uses: Older electromagnetic literature and references
Conversion: 1 Wb = 100,000,000 Mx (10⁸ Mx)
Common Conversions
- 1 Weber = 100,000,000 Maxwell (10⁸ Mx)
- 1 mWb (milliweber) = 100,000 Mx
- Typical transformer core flux: 1–10 mWb
- Credit card magnetic flux: ~0.1 mWb
Conversion Formulas
- Magnetic flux: Φ = B × A (field strength × area)
- Faraday's Law: Induced EMF = –dΦ/dt (rate of flux change)
- Weber to maxwell: Mx = Wb × 100,000,000
- Maxwell to weber: Wb = Mx ÷ 100,000,000
Practical Examples
Electric generator: rotating conductor cuts flux lines, producing voltage
Transformer: changing AC flux in core induces voltage in secondary winding
Hard drive: data encoded as tiny flux reversals in magnetic material
Metal detector: detects disturbance in the flux of its search coil
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