Ohm current resistor by drawing a class diagram of the resistance
Om.
Ohm – unit of electrical resistance in the International system of units (SI). Has the Russian symbol and international code – Ω.
View Ohm other units – formula
Translation ohms to other units
Multiple and sub-multiple units Ohm’s
Other units of measurement
Ω as unit of measure:
Ohm – unit of electrical resistance in the International system of units (SI), named after German scientist Georg Simon Ohm.
Ohm as the unit of measurement is the Russian designation and international code – Ω.
Ohms is equal to electrical resistance of the conductorbetween whose ends there is a voltage of 1 V at a DC current of 1 ampere.
1 Ohm is an electrical resistance between two points of a conductorwhen a constant potential difference of 1 volt, applied to these points, giving the conductor a current of 1 ampere, and the conductor is not valid any electromotive force.
Om = (kg · m2) / (A2· S3) = B / A.
1 Ohm = (1 kg · 1 m2) / (1 A2· 1 S3) = 1 V / 1 A.
In the International system of units ohms introduced by the decision of the XI General conference on weights and measures in 1960, simultaneously with the adoption of the SI as a whole. In accordance with the rules SI, and relating the derived units are named for scientists, the name of the unit “Ohm” spelled with a lowercase letter and its name — with a capital (Ohms). Such writing of the designation is stored in the symbols for derived units formed by using Ohm.
Unit, reverse WMD is Siemens — unit of electrical conductivity in SI.
The application of Ohm:
Ohms measure electrical resistance in the conductors.
View Ohm other units – of the formula:
Through the basic and derived SI units of Ohm is expressed in the following way:
Om = (kg · m2) / (A2· S3)
Ohm = V / A
Ω = B2 / W
Ω = W / A2
Ω = 1 / Cm
where A is amperes, In volts, m – meter, s – second W – watt, kg – kilogram, Cm – Siemens.
Multiple and sub-multiple units Ohm’s:
Multiple and sub-multiple units are formed using standard prefixes of the SI.
Multiple | Dolny | ||||||
value | name | marking | value | name | marking | ||
101 Om | decom | Dom | daΩ | 10-1 Ohm | decim | house | DW |
102 Om | geektool | GoM | HW | 10-2 Ohms | santiam | som | cΩ |
103 Ohm | kilo Ohm | kom | kΩ | 10-3 Ω | milliohm | IOM | mΩ |
106 Ohm | Megohm | IOM | MΩ | 10-6 Ohm | microhm | μω | µΩ |
109 Ohms | gigaom | GoM | GΩ | 10-9 Ohms | nanoom | Mr. | nΩ |
1012 Ohm | teraom | Tom | TΩ | 10-12 Ohms | pikom | POM | pΩ |
1015 Ohm | petom | POM | PΩ | 10-15 Ohms | famroom | FOM | fΩ |
1018 Ohms | exam | The PDE | NONLINEAR | 10-18 Ohms | atoom | AOM | aΩ |
1021 Ohm | setteam | Zoom | ZΩ | 10-21 Ohm | septum | zoom | zΩ |
1024 Ohm | ottom | IOM | YΩ | 10-24 Om | maktoom | IOM | yΩ |
Source: https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ом
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