Ampere per Volt to Statmho Conversion

Convert between Ampere per Volt and Statmho quickly and accurately.

A/V
st℧

How to Convert Ampere per Volt to Statmho

Conversion Formula

1 A/V = 899000001842.95 st℧
1 st℧ = 1E-12 A/V

Example

Convert 15 A/V to st℧:

15 A/V = 15 × 899000001842.95 st℧ = 1E+13 st℧

Unit Information

Learn about the electric conductance units you're converting between

Ampere per Volt

A/V

Definition

An alternative unit of electric conductance equal to one siemens, representing the ratio of current to voltage. Used in electrical engineering to express conductance in terms of basic electrical quantities.

History/Origin

Derived from Ohm's law, where conductance is the inverse of resistance. The ampere per volt unit directly expresses conductance as the ratio of current to voltage, making it intuitive for electrical calculations.

Current Use

Used in electrical engineering education and calculations where conductance is expressed in terms of current and voltage. Common in circuit analysis and electrical engineering textbooks.

Multiplier

1

Offset

0

Statmho

st℧

Definition

An extremely small unit of electric conductance in the CGS electrostatic system equal to approximately 1.1123470522803E-12 siemens. Used for measuring very low conductance values in specialized scientific applications.

History/Origin

Part of the CGS electrostatic system of units, where "stat" stands for "electrostatic." The statmho was used in early electrical research for measuring very low conductance values in electrostatic applications.

Current Use

Used in specialized scientific research, particularly in physics and materials science for measuring extremely low conductance values. Still referenced in some technical literature and historical measurements.

Multiplier

1E-12

Offset

0

Ampere per Volt to Statmho Conversion Table

Ampere per Volt [A/V] Statmho [st℧]
1 A/V 899000001842.9500732422 st℧
10 A/V 9E+12 st℧
25 A/V 2E+13 st℧
50 A/V 4E+13 st℧
100 A/V 9E+13 st℧
0 A/V 0E+0 st℧
-10 A/V -9E+12 st℧
-40 A/V -4E+13 st℧