Magnetic Flux Converter

Convert between different magnetic flux units including webers, maxwells, and volt-seconds.

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$ convert --from [unit] --to [unit] --value [number]

--from From

--to To

formulas.ts

// Common Magnetic Flux Converter Formulas

1const1 weber = 1 volt × second

2const1 maxwell = 10⁻⁸ webers

3constΦ = B × A (flux = density × area)

references.json

// Common Magnetic Flux Converter References

{

"Power Transformer":"0.1-1 Wb",

"Electric Motor":"0.01-0.1 Wb",

"Speaker Magnet":"0.001-0.01 Wb"

}

README.md

## What is Magnetic Flux Conversion?

Magnetic flux measures the total magnetic field passing through a surface, essential for understanding transformers, motors, and electromagnetic devices. Our converter handles SI units (webers) and CGS units (maxwells).

units.ts

// Common Magnetic Flux Units Explained

export const Weber (Wb)

// The SI unit of magnetic flux. One weber produces 1 volt when the flux changes uniformly over 1 second.

export const Maxwell (Mx)

// CGS unit. 1 weber = 10⁸ maxwells. Named after James Clerk Maxwell.

export const Volt-Second (V·s)

// Equivalent to weber. Shows the relationship between flux change and induced voltage.

When to Use This Converter

Our magnetic flux converter is valuable for electrical engineers designing transformers, motor designers, physicists studying electromagnetism, and students learning electromagnetic induction.

FAQ.md

## Frequently Asked Questions

01 ### Q: What is Faraday Law?

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Faraday Law states that changing magnetic flux induces voltage. EMF = -dΦ/dt. This is the basis for generators and transformers.

02 ### Q: How is flux related to inductance?

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Inductance = Flux / Current (L = Φ/I). An inductor with higher flux per amp has higher inductance.