Differentiate Between Magnetic field and Magnetic flux

Difference between Magnetic field  and magnetic flux

Comparison Chart

Basis For Comparison	Magnetic Field.	Magnetic Flux
Definition	The region around the magnet where its poles shows the force of attraction or repulsion.	It shows the quantity of the magnetic line of forces produced by the magnet.
Formula
SI Unit	Tesla	Weber
Dependence	Only on Magnet that produces it.	On magnet field strength and also the area between them.

 

Definition of Magnetic field

The magnetic field is defined as the region around the magnet where its poles and electric charges experience the force of attraction or repulsion. The presence of the field is determined through the needle. In real practice, the magnetic field has no real existence, and they are purely imaginary. 

The magnetic field is created due to the line of magnetic force that has the following properties.

 1.) The magnetic line of force forms the closed circuit.

2.)  The direction of the magnetic line force is from north to south. But within the line of magnetic force, its direction is from south to north.

3.) The magnetic lines never cross each other.

4.) Magnetic lines repel each other when they are parallel and in the same direction.

5.) They are not affected by non-magnetic materials.

Definition of Magnetic Flux

Magnetic flux is defined as the total number of magnetic lines of force produced by the magnet. It is measured in Weber. The only Weber is equal to the line of forces 108 or the Maxwell. The Maxwell is the CGS unit of magnetic flux. Magnetic flux is similar to electric current.

Key differences between magnetic field and magnetic flux

The following are the key differences between the magnetic field and the magnetic flux.

1.) The area around the magnetic field where the poles and the moving charge experience the force of attraction and repulsion is called the magnetic field. While the magnetic flux shows the amounts of the magnetic lines of force that cross it.

2.) The magnetic field is expressed as the product of the magnetic force and the direction of moving charges. While the magnetic field is the product of the field strength and the area around the poles.

3.) The SI unit of the magnetic field is Telsa, while the SI unit of the magnetic flux is Weber.

4.) The magnetic field only depends on the magnet that generates it, while the magnetic flux depends on the magnetic force and the area.

Conclusion

The magnetic field and the magnetic flux are interrelated with each other. The magnetic field is generated due to the magnetic flux.

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