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Research Results For 'Ampere'

ANDRE AMPERE

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Andre Marie Ampere was a French scientist and the founder of the science of electrodynamics. He was born in 1775 at Lyons and died in 1836. A genius in mathematics, his best known work was in establishing the nature of the connexion between electricity and magnetism and working out the theory of electrodynamics.
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JEAN AMPERE

Jean Jacques Joseph Antoine Ampere was a French historian. He was born in 1800 at Lyons and died in 1864. the only son of Andre Ampere, he was professor of French literature in the College of France. His chief works were Histoire Litteraire de la France avant la 12e siecle published in 1839; Introduction a l'Histoire de la Litterature frangaise au moyen age published in 1841; Litterature. Voyages et Poesies published in 1833; La Grece, Rome et Dante, etudes Litteraires d'apres Nature; 1'Histoire romaine a Rome, published in four volsmes between 1856 and 1864.
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AMPERE

The ampere is the fundamental unit of measurement of electrical current. It is named in honour of the French scientist Andre Ampere.
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HENRY

Henry is the unit of inductance. An inductor has an inductance of one henry if an electro-motive force of one volt is induced when the current changes at the rate of one ampere per second.

OHM

The ohm is the SI unit of electrical resistance. It was originally defined with reference to the resistance of a column of mercury, but is now taken as the resistance between two points when a potential difference of one volt between them produces a current of one ampere.
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A

A is an abbreviation for Acting
A is an abbreviation for effective aperture area of antenna
A is an abbreviation for Academician
A is an abbreviation for Academy
A is an abbreviation for Accepted
A is an abbreviation for Active
A is an abbreviation for Adjective
A is an abbreviation for Adult
A is an abbreviation for Aftermath
A is an abbreviation for Advanced
A is an abbreviation for Ampere
A is an abbreviation for Analog
A is an abbreviation for Ante
A is an abbreviation for Angstrom
A is an abbreviation for Area
A is an abbreviation for Argon
A is an abbreviation for Associate
A is an abbreviation for Atomic
A is an abbreviation for Acre
A is an abbreviation for America
A is an abbreviation for Amateur
A is an abbreviation for Answer
A was formerly an abbreviation for Argon

KVA

KVA is an abbreviation for Kill Vehicle Assembly
KVA is an abbreviation for Kilovolt Ampere
KVA is an abbreviation for KKV-in-canister
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MVA

MVA is an abbreviation for Megavolt Ampere
MVA is an abbreviation for Missouri Valley Authority
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AH

AH is an abbreviation for Anno Hegirae
AH is an abbreviation for Ampere Hour
AH is an abbreviation for Arts and Humanities
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AT

AT is an abbreviation for Austria
AT is an abbreviation for Atlantic Time
AT is an abbreviation for Attainment Target
AT is an abbreviation for Air Temperature
AT is an abbreviation for Ampere Turn
AT is an abbreviation for Automatic Transmission
AT is an abbreviation for Astatine
AT is an abbreviation for Advanced Technology


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