How to convert watt-hours (Wh) to milliamp-hours (mAh).
So The electric charge Q(mAh) in milliamp-hours (mAh) is equal to 1000 times the energy E(Wh) in watt-hours (Wh) divided by the voltage V(V) in volts (V).
Q(mAh) = 1000 × E(Wh) / V(V)
So milliamp-hours is equal to 1000 times watt-hours divided by volts:
milliamp-hours = 1000 × watt-hours / volts
or
mAh = 1000 × Wh / V
Find the electric charge in milliamp-hours when the energy consumption is 4 watt-hours and the voltage is 5 volts.
The electric charge Q is equal to 1000 times 4 watt-hours, divided by 5 volts:
Q = 1000 × 4Wh / 5V = 800mAh
Find the electric charge in milliamp-hours when the energy consumption is 5 watt-hours and the voltage is 5 volts.
The electric charge Q is equal to 1000 times 5 watt-hours, divided by 5 volts:
Q = 1000 × 5Wh / 5V = 1000mAh
Find the electric charge in milliamp-hours when the energy consumption is 10 watt-hours and the voltage is 5 volts.
The electric charge Q is equal to 1000 times 10 watt-hours, divided by 5 volts:
Q = 1000 × 10Wh / 5V = 2000mAh
Find the electric charge in milliamp-hours when the energy consumption is 100 watt-hours and the voltage is 5 volts.
The electric charge Q is equal to 1000 times 100 watt-hours, divided by 5 volts:
Q = 1000 × 100Wh / 5V = 20000mAh
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