Electrical Calculators and Conversion
This calculator is used to convert BTU/hr to kW, you will also find the definitions, explanation and examples of conversion. Commonly this BTU/hr to kW ratio is used for air conditioning systems or heaters, the measurement is expressed in terms of how many BTUs per hour the product can add to or remove from the …
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With this tool you will know what is the equivalence of AWG (North American dimensions) to mm² (European dimensions) for cables and electrical conductors. In reality there is no exact correspondence between these two types of measurement since the specifications of both systems differ in terms of specification and resistance, however with the following application …
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This impedance calculator calculates the Z in alternating currents, taking into account the resistance and inductive reactance of the load. It also shows the impedance formula used in this tool, the impedance definition and the impedance table of transformers according to IEC standard. Formula for the calculation of impedance: The electrical impedance (Z), is the total opposition that a circuit presents to …
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With this calculator you can calculate the inductive reactance of a coil. In addition we show the formula that is used in the conversion, definitions , tables and some explanatory examples . Formula to calculate the inductive reactance: The inductive reactance of an inductor depends on its inductance and the frequency that is applied. The reactance increases linearly with frequency. It is possible to express …
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With this capacitive reactance calculator you can calculate Xc, from the frequency and capacitance. To improve understanding, we show the formula used, the definition and some examples. The formula that is used for the calculation of the capacitive reactance is the following: Where: Xc = Capacitive reactance in ohms, (Ω) π (pi) = 3.142 …
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