Converting from Kiloampere (kA) to Microampere (µA) | Electric Current

What is Kiloampere (kA)

Kiloampere (kA) is a unit of electric current, with 'kilo' representing a factor of 1000. It is commonly used to measure large current flows in electrical systems.

What is Microampere (µA)

Microampere (µA) is a unit of electric current, with 'micro' denoting a factor of 0.000001. It is typically used for very small current values, such as those found in electronic circuits and sensors.

Conversion Formulas

1 (kA) = 1000000000 (µA)

1 (µA) = 0.000000001 (kA)

Examples

• 12 (kA) = 12000000000 (µA)

• 12 (µA) = 0.000000012 (kA)

• 14 (kA) = 14000000000 (µA)

• 14 (µA) = 0.000000014 (kA)

• 5 (kA) = 5000000000 (µA)

• 5 (µA) = 0.000000005 (kA)

Use this conversion page to easily perform conversions between Kiloamperes (kA) and Microamperes (µA).