UNIT REFERENCE · A

Amperes: conversions & definition

Amperes (A) represent electric current. One unit equals 10^0 A. Electric current is the rate of electric charge flow. One ampere is one coulomb per second.

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1 A in compatible units
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Attoamperes (aA)≈ 1e+18Convert A to aA
Centiamperes (cA)≈ 100Convert A to cA
Decaamperes (daA)≈ 0.1Convert A to daA
Deciamperes (dA)≈ 10Convert A to dA
Exaamperes (EA)≈ 1e-18Convert A to EA
Femtoamperes (fA)≈ 1e+15Convert A to fA
Gigaamperes (GA)≈ 1e-9Convert A to GA
Hectoamperes (hA)≈ 0.01Convert A to hA
Kiloamperes (kA)≈ 0.001Convert A to kA
Megaamperes (MA)≈ 0.000001Convert A to MA
Microamperes (µA)≈ 1,000,000Convert A to µA
Milliamperes (mA)≈ 1,000Convert A to mA
Nanoamperes (nA)≈ 1,000,000,000Convert A to nA
Petaamperes (PA)≈ 1e-15Convert A to PA
Picoamperes (pA)≈ 1e+12Convert A to pA
Quectoamperes (qA)≈ 1e+30Convert A to qA
Quettaamperes (QA)≈ 1e-30Convert A to QA
Ronnaamperes (RA)≈ 1e-27Convert A to RA
Rontoamperes (rA)≈ 1e+27Convert A to rA
Teraamperes (TA)≈ 1e-12Convert A to TA
Yoctoamperes (yA)≈ 1e+24Convert A to yA
Yottaamperes (YA)≈ 1e-24Convert A to YA
Zeptoamperes (zA)≈ 1e+21Convert A to zA
Zettaamperes (ZA)≈ 1e-21Convert A to ZA

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