\[M=\chi_m H\]
Variables
Mmagnetization (A/m)
chimmagnetic susceptibility
Hmagnetic field intensity (A/m)
Description
What is this formula?
This formula calculates the magnetization produced inside a material due to an applied magnetic field. Magnetic susceptibility measures how strongly a material responds to magnetization.
When to use it
Use this equation when studying magnetic materials, paramagnetism, diamagnetism, ferromagnetism, and electromagnetic material properties.
Example
A material with magnetic susceptibility 0.015 is subjected to a magnetic field intensity of 2500 A/m. Calculate the magnetization.
Data:
chim = 0.015
H = 2500 A/m
Formula:
M = chim*H
Substitution:
M = 0.015*2500
Result:
M = 37.5 A/m
Applications
- Magnetic material analysis
- Electromagnetic design
- Magnetic core engineering
- Material science
- Magnetization studies