Coil & Resistance: Difference in Magnetic Field/Electronics

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The discussion centers on the distinction between a wire and a coil in the context of magnetic fields and electronics. A wire generates a uniform magnetic field when current flows through it, while a coil, due to its looped structure, produces a concentrated magnetic field that can be manipulated for various applications. This difference is crucial for understanding electromagnetic principles in devices such as inductors and transformers.

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greetings,
what is the difference between a wire and a coil with respect to magnetic field or in electronics?
 
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amaresh92 said:
greetings,
what is the difference between a wire and a coil with respect to magnetic field or in electronics?

Please tell us your thoughts first. And what is the context of the question? Is the question for schoolwork?
 

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