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magnetomotive force
[ mag-nee-tuh-moh-tiv, -nee- ]
noun
Electricity.
- a scalar quantity that is a measure of the sources of magnetic flux in a magnetic circuit. : mmf
magnetomotive force
noun
- the agency producing a magnetic flux, considered analogous to the electromotive force in an electric circuit; equal to the circular integral of the magnetic field strength F
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Origin of magnetomotive force1
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That is, magnetic flux = magnetomotive force / reluctance expressed in units, the equation becomes: maxwells = gilberts / oersteds The gilbert is the unit of magnetomotive force, equivalent to the magnetomotive force of .7958 ampere turn.
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It is called magnetomotive force and is analogous to electromotive force, that is, the force which tends to drive an electric current through a circuit.
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