Magnetic Flux Density Converter
Convert tesla, gauss, microtesla and nanotesla for the same magnetic flux-density value.
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How to calculate
Normalize magnetic flux density to teslas using the explicit SI and gauss factors.
1 G=10⁻⁴ T; 1 gamma=1 nT=10⁻⁹ T
Worked example
1 T is 10000 G. One gauss is 100 µT.
Assumptions and input details
A signed value may represent a component; magnitudes use nonnegative values. Gamma here means the magnetic unit of 1 nT, not radiation or a material parameter. This does not convert B to H, infer magnet strength at a distance or assume a material permeability.
References: NIST: unit conversion factors
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