Calculating Magnetic Field of Solenoid Coil with AC Current

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To calculate the magnetic field of a solenoid coil with AC current, the process differs from that of DC current. The inductance (L) can be measured using an RLC meter at the operating frequency. The equation H = NI/L is applicable for AC current, but it requires using the RMS value of the current (I). The discussion emphasizes the importance of understanding the relationship between inductance and the magnetic field in AC scenarios. Proper application of these principles is essential for accurate calculations.
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Hello
I want to calculate field of the Solenoid Coil with AC current.
For a DC current field is calculated easily from the BiotSavart.
What is the process for AC current?
Get the L value with RLCMeter in operating frequency?
Is there an equation to get the field with inductance?(H=\frac{NI}{L})?
The equation is true for AC current?
Should I put the RMS value in the equation? [ or i=I sin(ωt) ]
 
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