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Magnetic field strength

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kubeek

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Hi, i´m having trouble with calculating magnetic field, namely conversion between A/m and Tesla.

In the rfid standard it is said that the operating field should be between 1.5 and 7.5 A/m, however in the attached app note the calculations for the coil design on page 4 are done with Wb/m2, which is Tesla.

Since this all happens in air with ur=1, can I assume that 1T=1A/m?
If so, the equations are giving me unbelievable numbers..
 
Thanks, i also found it... The difference between permeability and relative permeability got me again, which is why I assumed they should be the same, even though they have different units which should have striken me before.
1T=12.56*10^-7 A/m

Now the numbers make much more sense.
 
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