Question: what is the difference between tesla and gauss?
Answer: The Tesla is the SI unit. ... One gauss equals 1×10−4 tesla (100 μT). The Gauss is defined by the Ampère's force law when it is applied to CGS units. A wire 1 centimetre long, sitting in a flux density equal to one Gauss and carrying a current of 1 abampere experiences a force equal to 1 dyne .