Monday, March 15, 2010
Amperes Law
What is it?
Ampere's Law states that when current is flowing through a circuit it produces a magnetic field of a strength directly proportional to the amount of current flowing through the circuit
Give me an example!
If you had a circuit with 30 Amperes of current flowing through it, it would produce a magnetic field of a certain magnitude (let's call it "X"). If you doubled the number of Amps to 60, you would also increase the power of the magnetic field to 2X.
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