Current
Convert Milliampere to Ampere
From
Milliampere (mA)
To
Ampere (A)
1 Milliampere (mA)= Ampere (A)
Common Conversions:
Ampere (A) → Milliampere (mA)
Milliampere (mA) → Ampere (A)
Ampere (A) → Kiloampere (kA)
Microampere (μA) → Milliampere (mA)
Kiloampere (kA) → Ampere (A)
What is Unit Conversion?
Unit conversion is the process of converting a quantity expressed in one set of units to another set of units. This is essential for scientific research, engineering, commerce, and daily life, ensuring consistency and accuracy across different measurement systems.
Purpose of Current Conversions
Current conversions are essential in electrical engineering and physics. They help us measure and compare electric currents in different units, ensuring safe and efficient circuit design.
Projects That Require Current Conversions
Current conversions are used in circuit design, power distribution, and battery testing. Engineers rely on them for safe and efficient systems.
Historical Background
Electric current measurement developed with the study of electricity. The ampere, named after André-Marie Ampère, became the SI unit for current.
| Unit | In Amperes (A) | Real-world Example |
|---|---|---|
| Ampere | 1 A | Current drawn by a small light bulb |
| Kiloampere | 1,000 A | Current in industrial equipment |
| Milliampere | 0.001 A | Current in a hearing aid |
| Microampere | 0.000001 A | Current in a watch battery |
| Nanoampere | 0.000000001 A | Current in sensitive electronic circuits |
| Statampere | 0.0000000003335641 A | Current in scientific experiments |
| Abampere | 10 A | Current in a small power tool |
| Gilbert | 0.7957747 A | Current in a magnetic circuit |