What is the si unit of magnetic flux

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What is the si unit of magnetic flux

Likhesh H R 18th Mar, 2018

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Shivani Hathi 9th Sep, 2020

The Si unit of magnetic flux is weber.

=B.A (A=Area vector)
(B=Magnetic field)
S. I. Unit of Magnetic field is Tesla(T)
∴ Dimensional Formula of Magnetic flux will be TLL
And the SI unit of TLL is Weber.

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Kümär Mïthlësh 18th Mar, 2018

weber is the unit magnetic flux

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Vivek Mishra 18th Mar, 2018

Weber

I still remember of my ncert physics ..

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