Define magnetic induction, and how is it measured?

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Define magnetic induction, and how is it measured?

PRADEEP KUMAR 11th Nov, 2021

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PRADEEP KUMAR 11th Nov, 2021

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When a charged particle travels, it is subjected to a force known as the magnetic field, magnetic induction, or magnetic flux intensity. The letter 'B' stands for it. The tesla is the SI unit for magnetic induction (B). One weber per metre square equals one tesla.

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