farad

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The farad is the SI unit of electrical capacitance, measuring a component's ability to store electric charge per unit voltage.

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farad canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf SI derived unit ⓘ
unit of electrical capacitance ⓘ
baseUnitsCurrentExponent 2 ⓘ
baseUnitsLengthExponent -2 ⓘ
baseUnitsMassExponent -1 ⓘ
baseUnitsTimeExponent 4 ⓘ
belongsToCategory electromagnetism units ⓘ
belongsToSystem SI ⓘ
coherentWithSI true ⓘ
definedAs one coulomb of charge per volt of potential difference ⓘ
dimensionSymbol [C][V]^-1 ⓘ
[M^-1 L^-2 T^4 I^2] ⓘ
formula 1 F = 1 C / 1 V ⓘ
C = F·V ⓘ
hasDimension charge per potential difference ⓘ
hasInverseUnit volt per coulomb ⓘ
inverseQuantity reactance at 1/(2πfC) ⓘ
inverseRelation ohm (via time: 1 F = 1 s/Ω) ⓘ
isScalarUnit true ⓘ
isUnitOf capacitance ⓘ
isUsedFor describing capacitors ⓘ
modeling electric fields in circuits ⓘ
largerMultiples kilofarad (kF) ⓘ
namedAfter Michael Faraday ⓘ
physicalInterpretation capacitance storing 1 coulomb at 1 volt ⓘ
quantityMeasured electrical capacitance ⓘ
quantitySymbol C ⓘ
capacitance C ⓘ
relatedUnit coulomb ⓘ
ohm ⓘ
siemens ⓘ
volt ⓘ
SIBaseExpression C^2·J^-1 ⓘ
C·V^-1 ⓘ
S·s ⓘ
s^4·A^2·m^-2·kg^-1 ⓘ
s·Ω^-1 ⓘ
standardizedBy Bureau International des Poids et Mesures ⓘ
symbol F ⓘ
system International System of Units ⓘ
typicalSubmultiples microfarad (µF) ⓘ
nanofarad (nF) ⓘ
picofarad (pF) ⓘ
usageContext electrical engineering ⓘ
electronics ⓘ
physics ⓘ

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