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Difference between Volt, Watt and Ampere
Question by Guest | 2018-09-29 at 15:01
Can anyone explain the difference between watt, voltage and amp?
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All three terms are related to electricity. Depending on what you want to measure you take one or them. Each are units in which a certain amount of electricity is measured.
In the end, however, all values are interdependent.
The general formula is:
\[P=U*I\]
Power = Voltage x Strength
2018-09-30 at 10:31