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Electrical Units Conversion

   

Please choose the type of electrical conversion from the list below

Resistance is the ratio of the voltage applied to the electric current which flows through it. Formulated as R= V/I. Select  me  to convert between different units such as ohm, micohm, megohm and more.

Resistivity is the measure indicating how strongly a material opposes the flow of electric current.  Formulated as p=RA/l where R is resistance of material, A is cross sectional area of material and l is the length. Select me to convert between different units such as ohm meter, ohm inch, micohm inch and more.

Capacitance  is the ability of a capacitor to store potential difference or voltage for a given amount of stored charge. Formulated as C=Q/V where q is charge and V is potential difference.  Select me  to convert between different units such as farad, microfarad, millifarad and more.

Conductance is the reciprocal of electrical resistance. Select me  to convert between different units such as mho, siemens and more.

Conductivity is the measure of how well a material accommodates the transport of electric charge. Select me  to convert between different units such as mho/meter, siemens/meter and more.

Current is the rate of flow of charges, usually through a metal wire or some other electrical conductor. Formulated as I=V/R where V is potential difference and R is resistance. Select me  to convert between different units such as ampere, kiloampere, milliampere and more.

Charge is the fundamental property of matter which is the cause of all electrical phenomena. Select me  to convert between different units such as coulomb, faraday, franklin and more.

Electric Field is the effect produced by an electric charge that exerts a force on charged objects in its vicinity. Select me  to convert between different units such as volt/meter, volt/inch, millivolt/meter and more.

Linear Current Density is the current per unit (cross-sectional) area. Select me  to convert between different units such as ampere/meter,ampere/inch, oersted and more.

Linear Charge Density is the charge per unit (cross-sectional) area. Select me to convert between different units such as coulomb/meter, coulomb/inch, coulomb/centimeter and more.

Surface Current Density is the amount of current passing through a unit area of an equipotential surface. Select me to convert between different units such as ampere/square meter, abampere/square centimeter and more.

Surface Charge Density is the density of electric charge at solid liquid interface. Select me to convert between different units such as  coulomb/square inch,  coulomb/square meter, abcoulomb/square centimeter and more.

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