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Flux vs Flux Linkage Flux and flux linkage are two very important concepts discussed in the electromagnetic theory. Flux is the amount of the field through a particular surface. Flux linkage is the fraction of the outgoing flux from the source to the captured flux from the drain. Both of these ideas are very […]
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Gauss Law vs Coulomb Law Gauss’s law and Coulomb’s law are two very important laws used in electromagnetic field theory. These are two of the most fundamental laws, which lead to the development of the electromagnetic field. These laws, along with Ampere’s law, lead to Maxwell’s equations. Maxwell’s equations are a set of four equations […]
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Eddy Current vs Induced Current Eddy current and induced current are two valuable concepts in electromagnetic field theory. These two concepts have a wide range of applications in various fields. This article is about the basics of eddy current and induced current and the differences between the two concepts.. What is Induced Current? Understanding of […]
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North Pole vs South Pole North Pole and South Pole are two very important topics in magnetism. These concepts are extremely valuable when it comes to the fields like navigation, physics, electromagnetic theory, electrical engineering, power generation and various other fields. It is compulsory to have a clear understanding in these concepts in order to […]
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磁通量和磁通密度磁flux and magnetic flux density are two phenomena encountered in electromagnetic field theory. These phenomena are extremely important in fields such as physics, electronic engineering, telecommunication engineering, electrical engineering and particle physics. A good understanding in magnetic fields is essential for the operation of the above mentioned fields. […]
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Magnetic Field vs Magnetic Flux In the space surrounding a magnetic object there are magnetic lines emanating in a particular arrangement referred to as the magnetic field of the object. These magnetic lines in a given area are described using a magnetic flux. Forces are exerted on moving electrical charges around these magnetic fields. Moving […]