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Chapter16: Electrical Energy And Capacitance

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KILO
MILLI
MICRO
Reading
20
Megavolts
3
Amps
350
Kiloohms
250
Milliamps
40
Microvolts
1
Nanofarad
20
Picoamps
Mega M
Symbol
020 MV
M
Kilo k
k
m
μ/u
Napoo
03350 kn
Base
003. A
Relation to
Basic Unit
1,000,000
1,000
0.001 =
0.000 001 =
MILLI m
250 mA
0.032
1000
1 000 000
Micro u
8 MQ (Megaohms)
= 8,000,000 OHMS
250000
Example
040 uV
20 kV (Kilovolts)
= 20,000 VOLTS
50 mV (Millivolts)
= 0.050 VOLTS
15 μA (Microamps)
= 0.000 015 AMPS
Nano n
Soros
2000
001 nF
Pico p
70
050pA

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