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Electric current flowing through a coil of wire produces a magnetic field inside the coil, whose intensity is proportional to the current strength and a quantity of loops of wire spooled on the coil. This proportion can be expressed by the following formula:
H = (N/L)*I where
H - magnetic intensity;
N - quantity of loops of wire spooled on a coil;
L - distance between loops of wire;
I - current strength.
Coils with many loops of wire are widely used as obligatory components of high-capacity electromagnets: to provide a higher intensity of a magnetic field inside the coil more loops of wire must be spooled on the coil.
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