Convert Magnetic Field [MMaxwells*N] to Gauss

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Start date Apr 11, 2011
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In summary, the formula for converting MMaxwells*N to Gauss is: 1 MMaxwell*N = 10,000 Gauss. We convert between these units to facilitate comparison and understanding of data. Specific values can be converted using the conversion formula and a calculator. Gauss is not the only unit used to measure magnetic field, other units include Tesla and Maxwell. Magnetic field measurements are commonly used in industries such as electronics, medicine, and geology, as well as in scientific research and monitoring the Earth's magnetic field.

Apr 11, 2011

Robbi

Hello, I have a magnetic field in [MMaxwells*N] (Megamaxwells per turn) and I need to convert it into Gauss. I'm not sure how to. Help would be appreciated.

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Apr 11, 2011

gneill

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Did you look up the definition of the Maxwell? Google can help.

FAQ: Convert Magnetic Field [MMaxwells*N] to Gauss

What is the formula for converting MMaxwells*N to Gauss?

The formula for converting MMaxwells*N to Gauss is:
1 MMaxwell*N = 10,000 Gauss

Why do we need to convert between MMaxwells*N and Gauss?

MMaxwells*N and Gauss are two different units used to measure magnetic field strength. Converting between them allows for easier comparison and understanding of data.

3. Can you convert a specific value from MMaxwells*N to Gauss?

Yes, you can convert a specific value from MMaxwells*N to Gauss using the conversion formula and a calculator.

4. Is Gauss the only unit used to measure magnetic field?

No, there are other units used to measure magnetic field such as Tesla and Maxwell.

5. What are some common applications for measuring magnetic field?

Magnetic field measurements are commonly used in industries such as electronics, medicine, and geology. They are also used in scientific research and to monitor the Earth's magnetic field.