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• Franklins Per Second to Abamperes

  • One abcoulomb per second. Abamperes is the base unit of charge in the centimeter-gram-second system of measure. It is equal to ten amperes. 1 aA = 10 A.

• Franklins Per Second to Amperes

  • A flow of electric charge of one coulomb per second. SI Base unit of electric current. Also referred to as an amp.

• Franklins Per Second to Biots

  • One abcoulomb per second. A Biot is equal to an abampere, the base unit of charge in the centimeter-gram-second system of measure, named after Jean-Baptiste Biot. It is equal to ten amperes. 1 biot = 10 A.

• Franklins Per Second to Centiamperes

  • One hundredth of an ampere. An ampere being the SI base unit of electric current. 1 Centiampere = 10^-2 amperes. 1 cA = 0.01 A.

• Franklins Per Second to Coulombs (International) per Second

  • An ampere is equal to a coulomb per second. This uncommon measure using the International Coulomb. 1 C (Int.)/s ≈ .999 835 027 A.

• Franklins Per Second to Coulombs per Second

  • A coulomb per second is the definition of amperes. Ampere is the SI base unit of electric current. 1 C/s = 1 A.

• Franklins Per Second to Decaamperes

  • Ten amperes. An ampere being the SI base unit of electric current. 1 Decaampere = 10¹ amperes. 1 daA = 10 A.

• Franklins Per Second to Deciamperes

  • One tenth of an ampere. An ampere being the SI base unit of electric current. 1 Deciampere = 10^-1 amperes. 1 dA = 0.1 A.

• Franklins Per Second to Electromagnetic Units of Current

  • From centimeter-gram-second system. Equivalent to approximately 3.3356 x 10^-10 amperes.

• Franklins Per Second to Electrostatic Units of Current

  • From centimeter-gram-second system. Equivalent to 10 amperes.

• Franklins Per Second to Exaamperes

  • One quintillion amperes. An ampere being the SI base unit of electric current. 1 Exaampere = 10¹⁸ amperes. 1 EA = 1 000 000 000 000 000 000 A.

• Franklins Per Second to Faradays (chem) per Second

  • Approximately 1 mole of electrons. 1 Faraday (chem) / second ≈ 96 489.983 85 Coulombs / second = 96 489.983 85 amperes.

• Franklins Per Second to Femtoamperes

  • One quadrillionth of an ampere. An ampere being the SI base unit of electric current. 1 Femtoampere = 10^-15 amperes. 1 pA = 0.000 000 000 000 001 A.

• Franklins Per Second to Gaussian Electric Current

  • Approximately 3.3356 x 10^-10 amperes.

• Franklins Per Second to Gigaamperes

  • One billion amperes. An ampere being the SI base unit of electric current. 1 Gigaampere = 10⁹ amperes. 1 GA = 1 000 000 000 A.

• Franklins Per Second to Gilberts

  • (1/4π) * Biot-turn. From the centimeter-gram-second system. Approximately 0.79577 amperes.

• Franklins Per Second to Kiloamperes

  • One thousand amperes. An ampere being the SI base unit of electric current. 1 Kiloampere = 10³ amperes. 1 kA = 1 000 A.

• Franklins Per Second to Megaamperes

  • One milliom amperes. An ampere being the SI base unit of electric current. 1 Megaampere = 10⁶ amperes. 1 MA = 1 000 000 A.

• Franklins Per Second to Microamperes

  • One millionth of an ampere. An ampere being the SI base unit of electric current. 1 Microampere = 10^-6 amperes. 1 µA = 0.000 001 A.

• Franklins Per Second to Milliamperes

  • One thousandth of an ampere. An ampere being the SI base unit of electric current. 1 Milliampere = 10^-3 amperes. 1 mA = 0.001 A.

• Franklins Per Second to Nanoamperes

  • One billionth of an ampere. An ampere being the SI base unit of electric current. 1 Nanoampere = 10^-9 amperes. 1 nA = 0.000 000 001 A.

• Franklins Per Second to Picoamperes

  • One trillionth of an ampere. An ampere being the SI base unit of electric current. 1 Picoampere = 10^-12 amperes. 1 pA = 0.000 000 000 001 A.

• Franklins Per Second to Pitaamperes

  • One quadrillion amperes. An ampere being the SI base unit of electric current. 1 Pitaampere = 10¹⁵ amperes. 1 PA = 1 000 000 000 000 000 A.

• Franklins Per Second to Statamperes

  • Electrostatic unit of current. One statvolt passing through a resistance of one statohm. 1 Statampere is approximately 3.3356 x 10^-10 amperes. 1 statA ≈ 0.000 000 000 333 56 A.

• Franklins Per Second to Teraamperes

  • One trillion amperes. An ampere being the SI base unit of electric current. 1 Teraampere = 10¹² amperes. 1 TA = 1 000 000 000 000 A.

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