Energy = (1/2) volume * B^2 / u
Flux = B * Area
B = u N i / length for a solenoid
and volume = length * area
putting this all together... eliminating volume, area, length, B by substitution
Energy = (1/2) * length * area (uNi /length )^2 / u
and flux = uNi * area / length
or
Energy = (1/2) u N^2 i^2 area / length = (1/2) flux * N * i =
= (1/2) * 0.000381 * 188 * 1.48 =
= 0.0530 Joules
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