Magnetic flux explained in 3 minutes

A quick review of magnetic flux and how it relates to the magnetic field strength and area of a loop

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[Sammystanley]

Been checking for a while a video that explains this concept and this one is the best one yet - thank you !

[Standardwallpaper]

I've been surfing for hours and this video explains it so simply, with intuitive visuals to go along with it.
well done and thank you very much!

[amolyewale]

Simply great, You make fluxes visible, Sir.

[diegomunoz]

As a Masters Student in EE, this is really amazing review!

[CK-xkvq]

First video I watched to understand magnetic flux and so glad I did. Thank you! You explained it so well and I understand now!

[skbroow]

Watched many videos but ended up here understanding every concept .
thank you so much sir, really appreciate you

[staz]

Brilliant video! Free content of this quality brings me joy!

[nyx]

thanks for the great explaining, sir! i've been struggling for almost half an hour, and you made it so easy to understand!

[micomicomi]

Love the props you used. Really clear explanation, thx

[Yorumcu]

Certainly best videos about this subject too.Congrulations

[bimmjim]

Flux means "flow." The units of water flow are volume divided by time.

[fethilakhdari]

Great video, nicely done. Please keep them coming.
Cheers

[robinhooper]

There is something that I'm not quite grasping here. It is understood that magnetic Flux is stagnant on its own, and yet it is described as going into or out of a given area going in or out implies movement . These are verbs/action words. Flux does not move unless one moves it. What is actually meant by The flux lines, 'B field' is going in or out?

[XueHuaPiaoPiao]

Best video on this topic, thank you so much!

[UziMusic]

Mate, this was great, awesome visualisation

[twrandy]

Could you explain (in an intuitive way) why "constant current induces constant magnetic field, but only changing magnetic flux induces current"? Since electric field and magnetic field are intrinsically only one thing, why constant magnetic field does not induce electric field but the reverse?

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Thanks sir for the clear explanation of how the formula came.

[manuelcastaneda]

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[khalilahtanter]

Thank you for simplifying this concept for me! It is really hard to find concise videos explaining physics topics!