A magneto-electrochemical method is designed and validated for measuring magnetic flux density. This method is based on the correlation of the change of open circuit potential to the flux density of an applied magnetic field. Electrochemical systems with iron in ferric solutions are selected for demonstrating the validity of the proposed methods. Magnetic flux density can be measured with this method by voltmeter without using a Tesla meter.
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