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Hello, I need some help here.

 

I am looking for a formula for for Magnetic Field strength in meters Vs Current in Amps because most formulae are referring to Tesla rather than distance in meters.

 

thx

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Hello' date=' I need some help here.

 

I am looking for a formula for for Magnetic Field strength in meters Vs Current in Amps because most formulae are referring to Tesla rather than distance in meters.

 

thx[/quote']

 

It depends on the geometry. For a long, straight wire, go here

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The meter is not an appropriate unit for magnetic field strength.

Are you thinking of the H field which has units of amperes/meter?

Then (in the SI system) B(in Tesla)=4pi*10^{-7} H(in amp/meter).

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