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Where V = Volts - Voltage
I = Amps - Currant
R = Ohms - Resistance
The illustration shows a simple way to remember the three formulae.
From the middle pyramid, we can deduce that I = V/R (i.e. that current flow increases with
increased voltage but reduces with increased resistance).
Where E = Volts - Voltage
I = Amps - Currant
R = Ohms - Resistance
W = Watts - Wattage
You can calculate the amount of power if you know two of the three electrical values – voltage, current and resistance.
See the formulae in the wheel (E, like V, is used to indicate voltage).
e.g. I = W/E or E/R
I = Amps - Currant
R = Ohms - Resistance
The illustration shows a simple way to remember the three formulae.
From the middle pyramid, we can deduce that I = V/R (i.e. that current flow increases with
increased voltage but reduces with increased resistance).
Where E = Volts - Voltage
I = Amps - Currant
R = Ohms - Resistance
W = Watts - Wattage
You can calculate the amount of power if you know two of the three electrical values – voltage, current and resistance.
See the formulae in the wheel (E, like V, is used to indicate voltage).
e.g. I = W/E or E/R