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Convert Gauss Square Centimeter to Volt Second [V*s]
A comprehensive guide to converting magnetic flux measurements from gauss square centimeter to volt second (V·s) with examples, use cases, and limitations for electrical engineering and laboratory applications.
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Gauss square centimeter to Volt second [V*s] Conversion Table
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What Is This Tool?
This tool converts magnetic flux values from gauss square centimeters, a CGS unit, to volt seconds, the SI unit for magnetic flux. It helps translate legacy or CGS-based measurements into standard SI units for better compatibility in electromagnetics.
How to Use This Tool?
- Enter the magnetic flux value in gauss square centimeters
- Select the input unit as gauss square centimeter
- Choose volt second [V*s] as the output unit
- Click convert to get the equivalent magnetic flux in volt seconds
- Use the converted value for further electromagnetic design or measurement
Key Features
- Converts magnetic flux units from gauss square centimeter (gauss·cm²) to volt second [V*s]
- Uses established conversion rate: 1 gauss·cm² = 1×10⁻⁸ volt second
- Supports electromagnetic calculations involving legacy CGS and SI units
- Ideal for magnetic core and transformer flux analysis
- Browser-based easy-to-use interface
Examples
- 5 gauss square centimeters equals 5 × 10⁻⁸ volt second [V*s] (0.00000005 V·s)
- 100 gauss square centimeters equals 100 × 10⁻⁸ volt second [V*s] (0.000001 V·s)
Common Use Cases
- Converting small magnetic flux measurements in electromagnetic coil or core calculations using CGS units
- Translating laboratory or calibration values from gauss·cm² to SI for comparison and reporting
- Designing magnetic circuits in transformers, inductors, motors, and generators using SI units
- Analyzing historical and legacy magnetic flux data recorded in CGS units
- Establishing core flux limits to avoid saturation in electrical components
Tips & Best Practices
- Ensure you input magnetic flux values accurately to maintain conversion precision
- Use this conversion mainly for compatibility when working between legacy CGS and modern SI systems
- Be mindful of very small decimal results when converting due to the unit scale difference
- Recognize that this conversion assumes uniform magnetic flux distribution
- Validate your converted values in the context of magnetic circuit design or measurement
Limitations
- The gauss square centimeter produces very small decimal values when converted to volt seconds, requiring careful precision handling
- Conversion formula assumes uniform magnetic flux and does not consider nonlinear or dynamic magnetic effects
- Gauss·cm² is largely deprecated; mainly used for compatibility with legacy data rather than modern calculations
Frequently Asked Questions
- What does gauss square centimeter measure?
- Gauss square centimeter is a CGS unit measuring magnetic flux, equivalent to one maxwell, representing magnetic field passing through a surface.
- How is volt second [V*s] related to magnetic flux?
- Volt second (V·s) is the SI unit of magnetic flux equal to one weber, quantifying the total magnetic field through an area and relating to induced electromotive force.
- Why convert gauss square centimeters to volt seconds?
- Conversion enables compatibility between legacy CGS units and modern SI units for accurate electromagnetic design, measurement, and reporting.
Key Terminology
- Gauss square centimeter (gauss·cm²)
- A CGS (Gaussian) unit of magnetic flux equal to one maxwell, measuring flux passing through a surface; 1 gauss·cm² equals 10⁻⁸ weber.
- Volt second (V·s)
- The SI unit of magnetic flux equivalent to one weber; represents the magnetic flux inducing one volt if it decreases uniformly in one second through a single-turn loop.
- Maxwell
- A CGS unit of magnetic flux equal to one gauss square centimeter.
- Weber (Wb)
- The SI unit of magnetic flux equivalent to one volt second.