| Unit | daA |
|---|---|
| Name | decaampere |
| Category | Electric Current |
| Details | The decaampere (daA) is a unit of electric current in the International System of Units (SI). It is a derived unit of current that uses the prefix "deca-" to signify ten times the base unit value. Therefore, a decaampere represents ten amperes (A) of electric current, which can also be written as 10 A. In electricity and electronics, amperes are used to measure the flow of electric charge through a conductor, such as a wire, and the decaampere is a less commonly used unit for measuring larger currents. |
daA(decaampere) to A(ampere)daA(decaampere) to aA(attoampere)daA(decaampere) to abA(abampere)daA(decaampere) to cA(centiampere)daA(decaampere) to dA(deciampere)daA(decaampere) to EA(exaampere)daA(decaampere) to fA(femtoampere)daA(decaampere) to GA(gigaampere)daA(decaampere) to hA(hectoampere)daA(decaampere) to kA(kiloampere)daA(decaampere) to MA(megaampere)daA(decaampere) to mA(milliampere)daA(decaampere) to nA(nanoampere)daA(decaampere) to PA(petaampere)daA(decaampere) to pA(picoampere)daA(decaampere) to TA(teraampere)daA(decaampere) to yA(yoctoampere)daA(decaampere) to YA(yottaampere)daA(decaampere) to zA(zeptoampere)daA(decaampere) to ZA(zettaampere)daA(decaampere) to µA(microampere)