Solenoid Magnetic Field Calculator

Find the magnetic field inside a solenoid.

Magnetic field (T) 0.0063

Formula: B = μ₀·(N/l)·I

Step-by-step with your numbers:
1. Values used:
2. Number of turns = 500
3. Length = 20
4. Current = 2 A
5.
6. Magnetic field = 0.0063T
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A solenoid produces a nearly uniform magnetic field along its axis.

The math behind it

B = μ₀·n·I, where n = N/l is turns per metre. A core multiplies B by its relative permeability.

Worked example

500 turns over 20 cm at 2 A → about 6.3 mT.

FAQ

Where is the field strongest?

Inside the solenoid it is uniform; outside it is weak.