Converting from Coulomb (C) to Ampere-minute (Amin) | Electric charge

What is Coulomb (C)

The Coulomb (C) is the standard unit of electric charge in the International System of Units (SI). It is defined as the charge transported by a constant current of one ampere in one second. Coulombs are commonly used to quantify the amount of charge flowing in an electric circuit.

What is Ampere-minute (Amin)

Ampere-minute (Amin) is a unit of electric charge equal to 60 coulombs. It is often used in practical applications to measure charge over longer durations of time, such as in battery capacity calculations or electroplating processes.

Conversion Formulas

To convert from Coulomb (C) to Ampere-minute (Amin), you can use the following formulas:

Amin=C×0.01666667

C=Amin×60

Examples

1. Converting 9 Coulombs to Ampere-minutes:

9 C=9×0.01666667=0.15 Amin

2. Converting 10 Coulombs to Ampere-minutes:

10 C=10×0.01666667=0.1666667 Amin

3. Converting 13 Coulombs to Ampere-minutes:

13 C=13×0.01666667=0.2166667 Amin

For reference, here are the default conversions:

• 1 C = 0.01666667 Amin
• 1 Amin = 60 C

By using the provided conversion formulas and examples, you can easily convert electric charge values between Coulombs and Ampere-minutes.