Conversion of emu measurement to Tesla

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The discussion focuses on converting magnetic measurements from emu to Tesla, specifically in the context of data obtained from a Vibrating Sample Magnetometer (VSM). The user questions whether VSM measurements are reported in emu/cm³ and seeks clarification on the conversion process. The conversion involves using a factor of 1000 to convert emu/cm³ to A/m, followed by a factor of 4π x 10^-7 to convert A/m to Tesla. The user encounters issues with unit cancellation during the conversion process.

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  • Understanding of magnetic measurement units (emu, A/m, Tesla)
  • Familiarity with Vibrating Sample Magnetometer (VSM) operation
  • Knowledge of unit conversion techniques in physics
  • Basic grasp of magnetic properties of materials
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Homework Statement



I took a Moment vs field measurement of magnetic thin film taken on a VSM. The Bs of the material is given in emus. I want to convert this to a moment value in Tesla as it is typically given in publications.

Are VSM measurements actually emu/cm3 despite being given as emu? If so, I may have some progress toward the solution.


Homework Equations


emu/cm3 to A/m with a converstion factor of 1000
A/m to Tesla with a converstion factor of 4*pi*10^-7
Dividing this answer by the volume I think should give a Bs value in Tesla.

However, my units do not cancel correctly to tesla with this method.

Has anyone had experience with this conversion? Thanks!
 
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May be this link will be useful

http://www.irm.umn.edu/hg2m/hg2m_a/hg2m_a.html"
 
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