Magnetic Induction vs. Field Strength

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What is the difference between the meanings of the terms magnetic induction and magnetic field strength?

thanks in advance...
 
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H=B/m
H is magnetic field strength.
B is magnetic induction/magnetic flux density

I forgot everything electrical !
 
Pattielli said:
H=B/m

Only where M=0
 

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