magnetic flux Definition
magnetic flux
noun
the component of a magnetic field perpendicular to an area multiplied by the size of that area; a measure of the number of magnetic field lines passing through the area: it is measured in maxwells or webers: symbol, Φ
magnetic flux Usage Examples
Converse of object
- change: In an ideal world we want as much of the changing magnetic flux to interact with the coils.
- associate: Long-term evolution of the open solar magnetic flux associated with bipolar magnetic region tilts and latitudes.
Adjective modifier
- solar: Long-term evolution of the open solar magnetic flux associated with bipolar magnetic region tilts and latitudes.
- open: For single magnetic bipoles it is shown how the open magnetic flux can vary depending on the initial tilt angle of the bipole.
- total: The magnetic flux crossing is and the total magnetic flux is.
- high: The powerful curved ceramic ferrite magnets contained in Aquamag produce a super field of high magnetic flux.
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