Converting from Ampere (A) to Microampere (µA)

What is Ampere (A)

Ampere (A) is the standard unit of electric current in the International System of Units (SI). It represents the flow of electric charge in a circuit and is commonly used to measure the rate of electron flow.

What is Microampere (µA)

Microampere (µA) is a subunit of Ampere, where one microampere is equal to one millionth of an Ampere. It is often used to express small currents in electronic circuits or devices.

Conversion Formulas

The conversion between Ampere and Microampere can be expressed as:

1(A)=1000000(µA)

and

1(µA)=0.000001(A)

Examples

1. Converting 16 Ampere to Microampere:

16(A)=16×1000000=16000000(µA)

2. Converting 9 Microampere to Ampere:

9(µA)=9×0.000001=0.000009(A)

3. Converting 2 Ampere to Microampere:

2(A)=2×1000000=2000000(µA)

These examples demonstrate how to convert electric current values between Ampere and Microampere using the conversion formulas provided.

Use this page to perform converting from Ampere (A) to Microampere (µA) for your electrical calculations.