Ampere-second to Coulomb converter (As to C)

Converting from Ampere-second (As) to Coulomb (C) | Electric charge

What is Ampere-second (As)

Ampere-second (As) is a unit of electric charge representing the flow of one ampere of current for one second. It is commonly used in measuring the magnitude of electric charge in electronic circuits.

What is Coulomb (C)

Coulomb (C) is the International System of Units (SI) unit of electric charge. It is equivalent to the charge transported by a constant current of one ampere in one second.

Conversion Formulas

The conversion between Ampere-second (As) and Coulomb (C) can be expressed as:

1(As)=1(C)
1(C)=1(As)

For other conversions, some common examples are:

16(As)=16(C)
16(C)=16(As)
6(As)=6(C)
6(C)=6(As)
10(As)=10(C)
10(C)=10(As)

Examples

Convert 20 As to Coulombs:

20(As)=20(C)

Convert 8 C to Ampere-seconds:

8(C)=8(As)

This page can be utilized for converting between Ampere-second (As) and Coulomb (C) accurately when dealing with electric charge-related calculations.

Ampere-second (As)	Coulomb (C)
0.01 As	0.01 C
0.1 As	0.1 C
1 As	1 C
2 As	2 C
3 As	3 C
4 As	4 C
5 As	5 C
6 As	6 C
7 As	7 C
8 As	8 C
9 As	9 C
10 As	10 C
10 As	10 C
20 As	20 C
30 As	30 C
40 As	40 C
50 As	50 C
60 As	60 C
70 As	70 C
80 As	80 C
90 As	90 C
100 As	100 C
1 000 As	1 000 C
2 000 As	2 000 C
3 000 As	3 000 C
4 000 As	4 000 C
5 000 As	5 000 C
6 000 As	6 000 C
7 000 As	7 000 C
8 000 As	8 000 C
9 000 As	9 000 C
10 000 As	10 000 C

Ampere-second (As) to Coulomb (C) converter