magnetic fluxmeter

noun
UK /mæɡˈnɛtɪk ˈflʌksˌmiːtə/
US /mæɡˈnɛtɪk ˈflʌksˌmiːtər/

A tool that measures how much magnetic field passes through an area.

The engineer used a magnetic fluxmeter to check the strength of the magnet.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. An instrument that measures the total magnetic flux through a coil by detecting the induced voltage.

The lab calibrated the magnetic fluxmeter before measuring the coil's flux.

3. A device used in quality control to verify the magnetic output of permanent magnets.

Each magnet on the production line was tested with a magnetic fluxmeter.

4. A meter that quantifies changes in magnetic flux to study electromagnetic induction.

Students observed Faraday's law using a magnetic fluxmeter and a moving magnet.