ampere-hour
Charge storage measure
An ampere-hour is a unit measuring electric charge—the quantity of electricity transferred by one ampere of current flowing for one hour.
It's the standard way to express battery capacity: a 100 ampere-hour battery.
Abbreviated Ah or amp-hr.
A milliampere-hour (mAh) rates smaller batteries like those in phones.
Electric charge units
- charge ratePower input velocity
- voltElectromotive force unit
- currentDirected flow of charge
- flowUnbroken forward movement
accumulator · electrochemical · meter · gauge
Portable electricity storage
- chargeCost or accusation
- runtimeProgram execution duration
- durationLength of existence
- dischargeRelease of substance outward
rechargeable · lithium-ion · lead-acid · nickel-cadmium · alkaline · powerbank · cell · reserve
coulombs
Electric charge units
- charge ratePower input velocity
- voltElectromotive force unit
- currentDirected flow of charge
flow · accumulator · electrochemical · meter · gauge
battery
Portable electricity storage
discharge · rechargeable · lithium-ion · lead-acid · nickel-cadmium · alkaline · powerbank · cell · reserve · backup