webers
Magnetic flux measures
Webers is the plural of weber, the unit of magnetic flux in the International System of Units.
Named after German physicist Wilhelm Weber, it measures the total magnetic field passing through a surface.
The term appears in physics and electrical engineering: The transformer's core carried several webers of flux.
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- FaradayElectromagnetism pioneer's surname
- MaxwellScottish-origin given name
- TeslaEV manufacturer and surname
- HenryGermanic masculine name
Ohm · Coulomb · Hertz · Siemens · electrodynamics · magnetometer
Magnetic flux density unit
- gaussMagnetic flux density unit
- lodestoneNaturally magnetic mineral
- ferromagnetismStrong atomic magnetic alignment
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Gauss
Number theory pioneer
- FaradayElectromagnetism pioneer's surname
- MaxwellScottish-origin given name
- TeslaEV manufacturer and surname
Henry · Ohm · Coulomb · Hertz · Siemens · electrodynamics · magnetometer
tesla
Magnetic flux density unit
- gaussMagnetic flux density unit
- lodestoneNaturally magnetic mineral
- ferromagnetismStrong atomic magnetic alignment
poles · dipole · paramagnetism · diamagnetism · magnetite · compass · magnetosphere · polarity · maglev · attraction