The quantity of magnetic field lines that flow through a specific region is known as magnetic flux. ‘B’ stands for the magnetic flux density, ‘A’ for the area, and ‘theta’ for the angle between the two vectors. The formula to compute magnetic flux is BA cos(theta).
Magnetic flux would be ‘BA’, the maximum value, when theta is zero, indicating that the two quantities are parallel to one another.
The quantity of magnetic field lines that flow through a specific region is known as magnetic flux. ‘B’ stands for the magnetic flux density, ‘A’ for the area, and ‘theta’ for the angle between the two vectors. The formula to compute magnetic flux is BA cos(theta).
Magnetic flux would be ‘BA’, the maximum value, when theta is zero, indicating that the two quantities are parallel to one another.