How to Design a Coil to Achieve 0.5 Tesla?

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A mechanical engineering student seeks guidance on designing a coil to generate 0.5 Tesla within its core for a project. Despite extensive online research, the student has not found sufficient information. The discussion highlights the need for practical advice on coil design parameters, such as wire gauge, number of turns, and current requirements. A suggestion is made to consult Wikipedia for foundational knowledge on solenoids. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding electromagnetic principles in achieving the desired magnetic field strength.
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hello everybody
i'm a student to mechanical engineering and I'm in my last year of my studies.
in this year i supose to make a project and in part of my project i need to know how to design a coil that will gives me 0.5 tesla inside the core of the coil.
unfortunatly, after a lot of searches in the internet i still didn't know how to do that.
it will be great if someone could help me to figure that problem.
thank's to all.
 
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malter said:
hello everybody
i'm a student to mechanical engineering and I'm in my last year of my studies.
in this year i supose to make a project and in part of my project i need to know how to design a coil that will gives me 0.5 tesla inside the core of the coil.
unfortunatly, after a lot of searches in the internet i still didn't know how to do that.
it will be great if someone could help me to figure that problem.
thank's to all.

Did you ever look at wikipedia?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solenoid"
 
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