Bdl=μ0Ienc\oint \vec{B} \cdot d\vec{l} = \mu_0 I_{enc}

Line integral of magnetic field around closed loop equals μ₀ times enclosed current.

Variables

∮B·dl
Line integral
Around closed path
T·m
μ₀
Permeability
4π×10⁻⁷
H/m
I_enc
Enclosed current
Current through loop
A

Derivation

One of Maxwell's equations (magnetostatics form).

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What is the Ampere's Law formula?

Ampere's Law is written oint B→ ·dl→ = μ₀ Iₑₙc. Line integral of magnetic field around closed loop equals μ₀ times enclosed current. It belongs to Electricity & Magnetism, under Magnetism.

What are the units in oint B→ ·dl→ = μ₀ Iₑₙc?

In SI units, ∮B·dl is line integral, measured in kg·m/(A·s²); μ₀ is permeability, measured in kg·m/(A²·s²); I_enc is enclosed current, measured in A.

How is the Ampere's Law formula derived?

One of Maxwell's equations (magnetostatics form). The result is oint B→ ·dl→ = μ₀ Iₑₙc.