| Unit | daF |
|---|---|
| Name | decafarad |
| Category | Capacitance |
| Details | In the field of capacitance, a unit called the Farad (F) is used to measure the amount of electrical charge that can be stored by a capacitor. A decafarad (daF) is a unit of capacitance equal to 10 Farads (10 F). This means a capacitor with a capacitance of 1 decafarad can store ten times the amount of electrical charge compared to a capacitor with a capacitance of 1 Farad. The decafarad is not a commonly used unit in everyday applications, as most capacitors have capacitances in the range of microfarads (μF), nanofarads (nF), or picofarads (pF). |
daF(decafarad) to abF(abfarad)daF(decafarad) to aF(attofarad)daF(decafarad) to cF(centifarad)daF(decafarad) to dF(decifarad)daF(decafarad) to EF(exafarad)daF(decafarad) to F(farad)daF(decafarad) to fF(femtofarad)daF(decafarad) to GF(gigafarad)daF(decafarad) to hF(hectofarad)daF(decafarad) to kF(kilofarad)daF(decafarad) to MF(megafarad)daF(decafarad) to mF(millifarad)daF(decafarad) to nF(nanofarad)daF(decafarad) to PF(petafarad)daF(decafarad) to pF(picofarad)daF(decafarad) to TF(terafarad)daF(decafarad) to yF(yoctofarad)daF(decafarad) to YF(yottafarad)daF(decafarad) to zF(zeptofarad)daF(decafarad) to ZF(zettafarad)daF(decafarad) to µF(microfarad)