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Amps, and the smaller units meters read in. 5 units, converted from one table of exact factors.

1 ampere in every other electric current unit

Computed by the same engine that runs the converter above, so these can never drift apart from it.

FromEqualsUnit
1 ampere1,000milliampere (mA)
1 ampere1,000,000microampere (µA)
1 ampere0.001kiloampere (kA)
1 ampere0.1abampere (abA)

What each unit actually is

Most converters give you a number and stop. Where a figure is exact by definition we say so, and where it is an average or shifts with conditions we say that too — that is usually the thing you needed to know.

UnitSymbolWhat it actually is
ampereASI base unit. Defined from the elementary charge since 2019.
milliamperemA
microampereµA
kiloamperekA
abampereabAThe CGS unit. Ten amperes.

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