Connection between coloumbs , ohms and magnetic flux density

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Start date Sep 13, 2013
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The discussion centers on the connection between coulombs, ohms, and magnetic flux density, highlighting the complexity of the topic. Participants note that understanding these concepts requires extensive knowledge, potentially spanning an entire textbook. A specific inquiry about proving the equation involving weber, coulombs, and ohms is met with the assertion that no such law exists. The conversation emphasizes the need for clarity and specificity when discussing these scientific principles. Overall, the relationship between these units is intricate and not easily summarized.

Sep 13, 2013

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what is the connection between coloumbs , ohms and flux !

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Sep 13, 2013

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This is way, way too broad. It will take an entire textbook.

Sep 13, 2013

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Vanadium 50 said:

This is way, way too broad. It will take an entire textbook.

okay atleast how do you prove the law where webere= Coloumbs*ohms ?

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There is no such law.

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