tica86
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conversion for volt/ohms to uA
is it 10^-6?
I just want to make sure, thanks!
is it 10^-6?
I just want to make sure, thanks!
How to Convert Volt/Ohms to Microamps
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Mike Pemulis
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Well you multiply by 106, right? So 2.7 V/Ohm = 2700000 uA.
But yeah, because V = IR, an Amp is a Volt per Ohm.
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