J Jeswin New Member Feb 13, 2012 #1 Hi, I know how to find out the magnetic field generated by a single layered coil (Cylindrical former). But I am not very sure in the case of a multilayered coil. Do you just multiply the magnetic field of a single layered coil with the number of layers?
Hi, I know how to find out the magnetic field generated by a single layered coil (Cylindrical former). But I am not very sure in the case of a multilayered coil. Do you just multiply the magnetic field of a single layered coil with the number of layers?
crutschow Well-Known Member Most Helpful Member Feb 13, 2012 #2 Basically, yes. But use the middle of the layers to calculate the diameter of the coil.