how to calculate the magnitude of current
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Current, measured in Amperes (A), has the symbol "I" ('eye') and is equal to the charge (Coulombs, C) per unit time (Seconds, s). In other words, it is the number of electrons passing a point per second.
I = Q/t
Where Q is charge and t is time
Current is also equal to the potential difference (voltage, V) across a component over the resistance (ohms) of the component
I = V/R
I = Q/t
Where Q is charge and t is time
Current is also equal to the potential difference (voltage, V) across a component over the resistance (ohms) of the component
I = V/R
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