Whats Ohms law equivalent in magnetic fields?
Whats Ohms law equivalent in magnetic fields?
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Ramani AswathI am unaware of an equivalent law.
Maybe Ampere's law relating Magneto motive force to the number of turns in a coil and the current can be considered:
(MMF) = N x I (N- number of turns in coil and I current in coil)
This is similar to Ohm's law
(EMF) = R x I
Any physics CEans may come up with something better. -
NISHAD TNthanku sir,but i found Rowland's law is magnetic ohms law equivalent which states the same.
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