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Watt in 1 Ampere for Dc

First of all, let me tell you that Ampere = watt cannot be converted but can be calculated if I consider amps as ampere and V has volt and power watt then the relationship between them is dc Formula for current is - Watt = Amps X Volt Dc For Supply the multiplication of amps and volt is equal to watt If you take it, it will be 12W.

The unit of measuring current is called ampere, just as we measure weight in kilograms, length in feet or meters, similarly current is measured in ampere.

There is 1 ampere in 250 watts.

When we have 250 watts and 250 voltages are coming into the house and if we divide these two, then the value that will come out to us will be equal to 1 ampere.
W V A
250 ÷ 250 = 1

Similarly, if the watt doubles and the voltage remains the same, then the ampere doubles.

W V A
500 ÷ 250 = 2

The point to note here is that if the voltage decreases then the ampere increases and if the voltage becomes high then the ampere decreases.

W V A
1300 ÷ 250 = 5.2
1300 ÷ 220 = 5.9

Here you can see that the ampere has increased from one to 1.14 when we reduced the voltage.
250 ÷ 220 = 1.14

Ampere = watt for alternating current

For single phase – Watt = Amps X Volt X P.F

Where P.F is the power factor

How to check ampere?

USB Port Current Voltage Charger Detector Battery Tester Voltmeter Ameter can know the full details of this device by putting it in the USB port, such as how many ampere, volt output current is giving, such as by putting it in mobile charger, you can know how much volt current output it is giving.

From the above formulas, you can calculate power i.e. watt voltage i.e. volt and amps i.e. ampere current in both AC and DC, then you can remove the third 1 ampere = watt

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The flow of free electrons in one direction is called current. For the flow of current, we need two things voltage difference and closed loop. In voltage difference, if we have a high voltage point and a low voltage point, then there can be a current flow between them. If we don't have any speaking defence, there will be no current flow.

Usually we get the voltage difference using a power source just as we get the current with the help of an electric socket in the house. Now if we talk about closed loop, then current is always looking for close loop. For example, if we connect a 9 Watt battery to one end of the motor, it will not work because it does not give us a closed loop. To drive the motor, both ends of the motor have to be connected to the battery so that it can get current from the battery.

Current direct and alternating are of two types. The alternating current reverses its direction periodically and is represented through the sinwave in the circuit If we talk of direct current it flows continuously in the same direction. Example of direct current is the current flowing in the battery The current flowing in the conductor is measured through the Ohms law. According to Ohm's law, the current flowing between the 2 points of the conductor is directly proportional to the potential difference of these two points. We also know this from V= IR. V means voltage, I means current and R means resistance.