| Unit | µA |
|---|---|
| Name | microampere |
| Category | Electric Current |
| Details | The microampere (µA) is a unit of electric current in the International System of Units (SI). It represents one millionth (10⁻⁶) of an ampere (A), which is the base unit for electric current. In other words, 1 µA is equal to 0.000001 A or 1 x 10⁻⁶ A. Microamperes are typically used to measure and describe small electrical currents that flow through electronic components, circuits or devices, such as in sensors, microprocessors, and integrated circuits. It's a more suitable and practical unit for smaller current values, as they are more commonly encountered in these types of applications than whole amperes. |
µA(microampere) to A(ampere)µA(microampere) to aA(attoampere)µA(microampere) to abA(abampere)µA(microampere) to cA(centiampere)µA(microampere) to dA(deciampere)µA(microampere) to daA(decaampere)µA(microampere) to EA(exaampere)µA(microampere) to fA(femtoampere)µA(microampere) to GA(gigaampere)µA(microampere) to hA(hectoampere)µA(microampere) to kA(kiloampere)µA(microampere) to MA(megaampere)µA(microampere) to mA(milliampere)µA(microampere) to nA(nanoampere)µA(microampere) to PA(petaampere)µA(microampere) to pA(picoampere)µA(microampere) to TA(teraampere)µA(microampere) to yA(yoctoampere)µA(microampere) to YA(yottaampere)µA(microampere) to zA(zeptoampere)µA(microampere) to ZA(zettaampere)