AQA A-level Physics (7408) · 3.7.5.3

Magnetic flux and flux linkage (A-level only) Flashcards – AQA A-level Physics (7408)

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What does magnetic flux through a surface measure?

The magnetic field passing through the surface.

What is the SI unit of magnetic flux?

The weber (Wb).

What is the magnetic flux through a surface of area AA in a uniform field of flux density BB normal to the surface?

Φ=BA\Phi = BA

What is flux linkage?

The total magnetic flux linked with the turns of a coil.

What is the flux linkage of a coil with NN turns if each turn links the same flux Φ\Phi?

NΦN\Phi

A rectangular coil of area AA is in a uniform field of flux density BB. The angle between the field and the normal to the coil is θ\theta. What is the flux through each turn?

Φ=BAcos⁡θ\Phi = BA\cos\theta

A rectangular coil has NN turns and area AA. It is in a uniform field of flux density BB, at an angle θ\theta to the coil’s normal. What is its flux linkage?

NΦ=BANcos⁡θN\Phi = BAN\cos\theta

For a rotating coil in a uniform magnetic field, which field orientations give the greatest and zero flux linkage?

Greatest: field normal to the coil’s plane.
Zero: field parallel to the coil’s plane.