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TABLE A-4 METRIC PREFIXES USED in ELECTRICITY

Basic Electrical Theory METRIC SYSTEM AND POWERS OF TEN TABLE A-3 DERIVED SI UNITS Quantity Derived Symbol Unit Energy joule J Force newton N Power watt W Electric charge coulomb C Electric potential volt V Electric resistance ohm W Electric conductance mho Electric capacitance farad F Electric inductance henry H Frequency hertz Hz Magnetic flux weber Wb Magnetic flux density tesla T Metric Prefixes When working with basic electrical measurement units, sometimes the values are too large or too small  to express  conveniently.   For  convenience,  add  metric prefixes  (Table  A-4) to  the  basic unit.  For example, if we have a resistor that is 1,000,000 ohms (W), we can add the prefix kilo, or  its  designated  symbol  K,  and  express  the  value  as  1,000  KW,  or  the  metric  prefix  mega (symbol M) and express the value as 1 MW.  In the case of capacitance or current, we may have a  very  small  value  such  as  0.002  amperes  (symbol  A)  or  0.000005  farads  (symbol  F).   These values can be expressed by adding the prefix milli (symbol m) and expressing the current as 2 milli amperes or 2 mA, or adding the prefix micro (symbol µ) and expressing the capacitance as 5 micro farads, or 5 µF. Rev. 0 Page A-3 ES-01

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