Electrical Engineering - Magnetism and Electromagnetism - Discussion
Discussion Forum : Magnetism and Electromagnetism - General Questions (Q.No. 16)
16.
The direction of a magnetic field within a magnet is
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Raaj said:
3 years ago
Magnetic field is always from NORTH POLE to SOUTH POLE externally and they never intersect each other, they are always looke like an streched rubber.
Within a magnet means inside of an Magnet the magnetic lines of force always from SOUTH POLE to NORTH POLE.
Within a magnet means inside of an Magnet the magnetic lines of force always from SOUTH POLE to NORTH POLE.
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Bharanidharan said:
1 decade ago
The direction of magnetic field is true north to true south.
Ak sharma said:
1 decade ago
It should be from north pole to south pole.
Aanchal said:
1 decade ago
Inside it is south to north. Read carefully.
Jagadeesh said:
1 decade ago
Can you give the example please?
Sairam said:
1 decade ago
Yes we have to make a note that within the magnet. So, flux lines will travel from south to north within the magnet.
Sunil said:
1 decade ago
How it work from south to north?
Muhammad Asif Latif said:
1 decade ago
The Magnetic field leave the north pole and enter in south pole so within magnet it is south to no north.
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Sanjeeb said:
1 decade ago
What is the cause for south to north?
Ajay said:
9 years ago
The fields leave from north to south outside the magnet, and that field comes back to the magnet to the south pole and flows to the north inside the magnet and so on.
That's why we can say the magnetic field flows from south to north within (inside) the magnet.
Hope everyone understood.
That's why we can say the magnetic field flows from south to north within (inside) the magnet.
Hope everyone understood.
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