henries
Coil measurement units
Henries is the plural of henry, the unit of electrical inductance in the International System of Units.
Named after American physicist Joseph Henry, it measures a circuit's opposition to changes in current.
A coil has an inductance of one henry when a current changing at one ampere per second produces one volt: The transformer's primary winding measured 2.5 henries.
Electromagnetic inertia of circuits
- inductorCoil storing magnetic energy
- coilWound circular arrangement
- millihenryInductance unit, one-thousandth
- windingCurving repeatedly, sinuous
core · ferrite · permeability · saturation · flux · linkage · reactance · impedance
Electrochemical charge unit
- teslaMagnetic flux density unit
- magneticAttracting iron or attention
- fluxContinuous change or flow
- electromotiveProducing electrical potential difference
induction · hysteresis · permeability · field · coil · solenoid · lamination · shielding
Universal measurement framework
- weberMagnetic flux quantity
- ampereUnit of electrical flow
- measurementDetermining size or amount
- impedanceAC circuit opposition
inductance
Electromagnetic inertia of circuits
- inductorCoil storing magnetic energy
- coilWound circular arrangement
- millihenryInductance unit, one-thousandth
winding · core · ferrite · permeability · saturation · flux · linkage · reactance · impedance · choke
faraday
Electrochemical charge unit
electromotive · induction · hysteresis · permeability · field · coil · solenoid · lamination · shielding · coupling
SI
Universal measurement framework
- weberMagnetic flux quantity
- ampereUnit of electrical flow
- measurementDetermining size or amount
impedance · reactance · calculation · formula · specifications