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A magnetic field is an unseen vacuum that surrounds a magnet. A magnetic field is a term that describes how magnetic force is distributed around a magnetic object.
When an electric charge/current moves in the vicinity of a magnet, magnetic fields are formed or generated. A magnetic field is generated when a subatomic particle with a negative charge, such as electrons, travels around. Magnetic objects' atoms, as well as electrical conductors and wires, can generate these fields.
Representation of Magnetic Field
Representation of Magnetic Field
The magnetic field can be represented in a variety of ways. It can be interpreted mathematically as a vector field that can be plotted as different sets on a grid. The use of field lines is another choice. Lines are used to linking the set of vectors. The magnetic field lines never cross and never come to a halt here.
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