Which law is used in solenoid?
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We can use Ampere’s Law to determine the strength of the magnetic field inside of a solenoid, under the assumption that the magnetic field is uniform in the volume of the solenoid and zero just outside. Consider a solenoid with current, I, going through it, that contains n loops per unit length.
Ampere’s law is used in solenoid.