There are MANY online calculators for Ohm's Law. The formulas are simple. The units are simple. But the UIs are clunky, and the UX is frustrating. Adding this calculator in FYN would create the first oninput (aka: no "click calculate", and certainly no "page reload") tool of its kind.
Add Ohm's Law calculator with unit conversions
There are MANY online calculators for Ohm's Law. The formulas are simple. The units are simple. But the UIs are clunky, and the UX is frustrating. Adding this calculator in FYN would create the first
oninput
(aka: no "click calculate", and certainly no "page reload") tool of its kind.Formulas
V = I x R
I = V / R
R = V / I
P = V x I
V = P / A
A = P / V
Unit Modifiers
M
: Mega1
MUnit =1,000,000
x1
Unit1
MUnit =1,000
x1
kUnitk
: kilo1
kUnit =1,000
x1
Unit1
kUnit =0.001
x1
MUnitm
: milli1
mUnit =0.001
x1
Unit1
mUnit =1,000
x1
µUnitµ
: micro1
µUnit =0.000001
x1
Unit1
µUnit =0.001
x1
mUnitUnits
V
: Voltage measured in Volts symbolized as V1
mV =0.001
V1
V =1000
mV1
µV =0.000001
V1
µV =1000
mV1
V =1000000
µVI
: Current measured in Amperes symbolized as A1
mA =0.001
A1
A =1000
mA1
µA =0.000001
A1
µA =1000
mA1
A =1000000
µAR
: Resistance measured in Ohms symbolized as Ω1
kΩ =1000
Ω1
Ω =0.001
kΩ1
MΩ =1000000
Ω1
kΩ =0.001
MΩ1
Ω =0.000001
MΩP
: Power measured in Watts symbolized as WVisualized like so: