Flux per Pole in Electrical Machine Design Formulas

Flux per pole is defined as the magnetic flux present at each pole of any electrical machine. And is denoted by Φ. Flux per Pole is usually measured using the Weber for Magnetic Flux. Note that the value of Flux per Pole is always positive.

Formulas to find Flux per Pole in Electrical Machine Design

fxFlux per Pole using Pole PitchGo

fxFlux per Pole using Magnetic LoadingGo

fxFlux per Pole using Specific Magnetic LoadingGo

Electrical Machine Design formulas that make use of Flux per Pole

fxMagnetic LoadingGo

fxSpecific Magnetic LoadingGo

fxNumber of Poles using Magnetic LoadingGo

fxNumber of Poles using Specific Magnetic LoadingGo

fxArmature Diameter using Specific Magnetic LoadingGo

fxArmature Core Length using Specific Magnetic LoadingGo

List of variables in Electrical Machine Design formulas

fx Specific Magnetic Loading Go

fx Pole Pitch Go

fx Limiting Value of Core Length Go

fx Magnetic Loading Go

fx Number of Poles Go

fx Armature Diameter Go

fx Armature Core Length Go

FAQ

What is the Flux per Pole?

Flux per pole is defined as the magnetic flux present at each pole of any electrical machine. Flux per Pole is usually measured using the Weber for Magnetic Flux. Note that the value of Flux per Pole is always positive.

Can the Flux per Pole be negative?

No, the Flux per Pole, measured in Magnetic Flux cannot be negative.

What unit is used to measure Flux per Pole?

Flux per Pole is usually measured using the Weber[Wb] for Magnetic Flux. Milliweber[Wb], Microweber[Wb], Volt Second[Wb] are the few other units in which Flux per Pole can be measured.

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