Magnetomotive force for magnetic circuits is analogous to the electromotive force for electric circuits. It is responsible for the magnetic flux ะค. In SI, magnetomotive force is measured in amperes (A), while in the centimeter gram second system it is measured in gilberts (Gi).
In SI the magnetomotive force is measured in amperes (A). Often it is measured in ampere-turns (At). An alternative unit in CGS for magnetomotive force is a gilbert (G). There are only a few naturally occurring materials that are magnetic by themselves, without electricity being applied to them to make them into electromagnets.
An alternative unit in CGS for magnetomotive force is a gilbert (G). There are only a few naturally occurring materials that are magnetic by themselves, without electricity being applied to them to make them into electromagnets. One of them is lodestone.