How do I convert MaH to uF?
Like say 400MaH = ???uF
>>59677738
Same way you convert seconds to kilograms.
>>59677738
>how do i search engine
>>59677738
wtf is MaH?
>>59677941
He probably means mAh but doesn't understand how unit capitalizations work.
>>59677738
In SI prefixes m is milli. M is mega. Don't get them mixed up. Physical units get a capital if they're named after a person so [A]mpère does but [h]our does not.
There isn't a direct conversion from Amp hours to Farads because batteries and capacitors are very different things. An Amp hour implies a constant voltage output, but capacitors don't do that.
>>59678072
>>59677941
Even if it was Mega it'd be MAh, either way I hope he gets shocked.
>>59677941
Without the M being capital it is milli amp hour.
>>59678137
Capital A for amp. Lowercase a is an are (as in hectare, ha).
>>59677738
One of those resistors is not like the others. What is this picture trying to say?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ampere_hour
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coulomb
That was hard
>>59678072
>An Amp hour implies a constant voltage output,
You mean current
>>59677941
Mach or Megaannum Henry
>>59677738
C=Q/V --> Q=CV
I=Q/t --> I=CV/t --> It=CV
From that you can also derive the element equation:
d/dt It = d/dt CV
I = C dV(t)/dt
Have fun with the differential equations
>>59678203
no
gtfo
>>59678203
>>voltage output
>You mean current
Yes, a voltage output is a current. Hope this clears it up for you.
>>59678373
I'd interpret it more like there's an output and it has constant voltage
>>59678428
A voltage source supplies any current to maintain a constant voltage (short circuit)
A current source supplies any voltage to maintain a constant current (open circuit)
>>59678203
>You mean current
No. A battery's amp-hour rating means it will output close to its specified voltage for that many amp-hours. You'd be pretty pissed if a 12v 1Ah battery gave you an amp for an hour but the voltage dropped to 2v after five minutes.
>>59677738
You could convert Wh to uF I believe, but mAh is not comparable.