Biot-Savart Law Application in Wireless Power Transfer – Dependence of Magnetic Field to Angle Position
Journal Title: Carpathian Journal of Electrical Engineering - Year 2017, Vol 11, Issue 1
Abstract
The magnetic field of a closed loop of conductive wire can be computed due to Biot-Savart law, which analyses the value of the field at an exterior point from the transversal axis. If the measure point is out of the axis then the magnetic field has completely different values. A general stated form of this law can measure the value in any point, in relation to Euclidian distance from the loop.
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Bogdan Iuga, Radu Tirnovan
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