Convert Magnetic Field [MMaxwells*N] to Gauss

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Start date Apr 11, 2011
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The discussion focuses on converting magnetic field measurements from Megamaxwells per turn (MMaxwells*N) to Gauss. The conversion requires an understanding of the relationship between these units, specifically that 1 MMaxwell equals 10^8 Gauss. Participants emphasize the importance of consulting reliable sources for definitions and conversion factors, highlighting the utility of online resources like Google for clarification.

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Understanding of magnetic field units, specifically MMaxwells and Gauss.
Basic knowledge of unit conversion principles.
Familiarity with online research tools for scientific definitions.
Concept of magnetic flux and its relevance in physics.

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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.