Electric Flux, Magnetic Flux, Electric Density, Magnetic Density, Electric Intensity and Magnetic Intensity Formulas & Equations
Electric Flux Formula:
Electric flux is the electric field lines passing through an area A. It’s a vector quantity.
ΦE = EA
ΦE = EA cosθ
Where
- ΦE = Electric flux
- E = Electric field
- A = Area of the surface
- θ = Angle between E and A
Non Uniform Electric Filed
dΦE = E dA
Electric flux for a closed Gaussian surface
ΦE = ∯s E dA = Q/ε0
Where
- ΦE = Electric flux
- E = Electric field
- A = Area of the surface
- Q = electric charge inside the surfaces of A
- ε0 = permittivity of free space (also known as universal or electric constant which is equal to ε0 ≈ 8.854 187 817… x 10−12 F·m−1.)
The above equations is one of the four Maxwell’s equations also known as Gauss’ law related to an electric field.
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Electric Flux Density Formula:
The electric flux per unit area is called the electric flux density.
D = ΦE /A
Other forms of equations for electric flux density are as follow:
D = εE = q/4πr2
E = q/4πεr2
E = q/4πεrε0r2
D = εrε0E
Where:
- D = Density
- ΦE = Electric flux
- A = Area
It is a scalar quantity and the unit is C/m2 i.e surface charge density “σ”.
Electric Field Intensity Formula:
Force per unit charge is known as electric field intensity.
E = F/Q
Where:
- E = Electric Field Intensity
- F = Force
- Q = Electric Charge
The electric filed strength in volt per meter formula is as follow:
ε = e/d
Magnetic Flux Formula:
The number of magnetic lines passing through area A is known as Magnetic flux.
Φb = BA cosθ
Where
- Φb = magnetic flux
- B = Magnetic field
- A = area
- θ = angle between B and A
It is a vector quantity and the general form of magnetic flux can be calculated by using the following equation:
ΦB = ∫∫A B dA
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Magnetic Flux Density Formula:
The magnetic flux per unit area is called magnetic flux density in Tesla (webers per metre2) and it is a vector quantity.
B = Φ/A
Where:
- B = Magnetic Flux Density
- Φ = Magnetic Flux
- A = Area
Magnetic Field Intensity Formula:
Magnetic field strength or magnetic field intensity can be calculated by using the following equations
H = I/(2πr)
or
H = Fm/le … Ampere per meter.
or
H = B/μ0 – M
Where:
- H is the magnetic field intensity or magnetic field strength
- B is the flux density
- M is the magnetization
- μ0 is the permittivity
- l is the length
- F is the MMF (Magnetic motive force)
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