Milliamp to amp

Milliamp to Amp Converter

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How to Convert Milliamps to Amps

Milliamp to Amp is a conversion process used in electrical systems to express current in larger units. Milliamps (mA) measure the flow of electric charge in smaller units, while amps (A) are a larger unit, where 1000 milliamps equal 1 Amp. This conversion is useful for understanding current flow in larger circuits and devices.

Milliamps to Amps Formula

A = mA รท 1000
A = Current in amps
mA = Current in milliamps

Quick Trick: Amps (A) = Milliamps (mA) รท 1000!

How to Calculate Milliamps to Amps?

The following steps outline how to calculate the Milliamps to Amps using the formula: A = mA รท 1000.

  1. First, determine the current in milliamps (mA).
  2. Next, use the formula A = mA รท 1000 to calculate the current in amps (A).
  3. Finally, calculate the Milliamps to Amps.

After inserting the variables and calculating the result, check your answer with the calculator above.

Example Problem

Use the following variable as an example problem to test your knowledge:

  • Current (mA): 2000

Here’s how we figure it out:

1. Use the formula: A = mA รท 1000

2. Put in Current = 2000 mA

3. Calculate A = 2000 รท 1000

4. A = 2 Amps

Answer: 2 Amps

For more information on ampere, visit the Wikipedia page.

Milliamp to Amp Conversion Table

Milliamperes [mA] Ampere [A]
1000 mA 1 A
500 mA 0.5 A
100 mA 0.1 A
10 mA 0.01 A
1 mA 0.001 A
2000 mA 2 A
3000 mA 3 A
4000 mA 4 A
5000 mA 5 A
10000 mA 10 A

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