Magnetic Field Due to Current Carrying Circular Coil
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Magnetic field at the center
The distance between current element on the circular coil and the center is ‘r’ and the angle between current element and ‘r’ is 90o.
By applying Biot Savart’s Law –
Here,
θ = 90o
The complete circular coil is a combination of multiple current elements. So to find the resultant magnetic field due to all the current elements at the center we need to integrate dB.
Direction of magnetic field at the centre is outwards.