What is magnetic flux linkage, exactly?

Does anyone have a wordy definition or an equation in words?
I know that magnetic flux (phi) = BA, so what's the link between the two?
Sorry if this sounds stupid.

Thanks a bunch!

Reply 1

shamrock

Isn't the flux linkage just the magnetic flux of a solenoid.

So,

Flux linkage = BAN where N is the # of turns.

Reply 2

Mr. Pink

i think magnetic flux linkage has to do with faraday's (lenz aswell) law

emf = -kd(phi)/dt

i think it is the rate of cutting field lines.
could be wrong though

Reply 3

Warren_Sullivan

yeh that is correct, emf=-rate of change of flux linkage, when n=1 emf=-rate of change of flux

Reply 4

Christophicus

Shickles

Does anyone have a wordy definition or an equation in words?
I know that magnetic flux (phi) = BA, so what's the link between the two?
Sorry if this sounds stupid.

Thanks a bunch!

Magnetic flux linkage is the product of the magnetic flux passing through a coil and the number of turns on the coil.

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