Electronics - Voltage and Current - Discussion
Discussion Forum : Voltage and Current - General Questions (Q.No. 21)
21.
One coulomb passing a point in one second is one:
Discussion:
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SAIKIRAN said:
9 years ago
How is ampere is right?
Actually COULOMB/SEC IS CHARGE. THEN HOW TO AMPERE IS RUGHT WAY?
If you ASK UNITS THEN AMPERE IS PERFECT BUT you ASK ONLY C/S = CHARGE.
Actually COULOMB/SEC IS CHARGE. THEN HOW TO AMPERE IS RUGHT WAY?
If you ASK UNITS THEN AMPERE IS PERFECT BUT you ASK ONLY C/S = CHARGE.
Ankit gupta said:
1 decade ago
The rate of change of the charge (unit of charge in coulomb) that is called current. We know that.
Charge (Coloumb) =Current (ampere) X Time (Second).
Charge (Coloumb) =Current (ampere) X Time (Second).
Nandhupriya said:
10 years ago
Coulomb refers to the amount of charge stored in a conductor, the symbol of charge (q) is expressed by Coulomb.
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Srinevasan.M said:
1 decade ago
Current is defined as no of charge(electron) flow in a second .
I= Q/T
I= Q/T
Riya said:
1 decade ago
Current is always inversely proportional to voltage.
Sania said:
1 decade ago
becoz current=charge/time nd charge is in columbs
Anand said:
1 decade ago
charge(Coloumb)=Current(ampere) X Time (Second)
Gopal Chavhan said:
1 decade ago
I = Q/T and Q = IxT is best formula.
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Surendra said:
9 years ago
Current = coulomb/time (q/t).
.k.karthipan said:
1 decade ago
What is meaning of coulomb ?
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