Wattage (Power)
Ohm's Law reveals how voltage, current, and resistance relate. Enter any two values to instantly calculate the third, plus power consumption.
Wattage (Power)
Ohm’s Law defines the proportional relationship between Potential Difference (V) and the resulting Electron Flow (I). In a perfect conductor, current is directly proportional to voltage and inversely proportional to its impedance.
Voltage (Pressure)
The electromotive force pushing charge through a circuit. Higher pressure means a higher potential to do work.
Current (Flow Rate)
The actual volume of electrons (charge carriers) passing a point per second, measured in Amperes.
Resistance (Restriction)
The physical opposition to flow. Like a narrowing pipe or friction that restricts the flow rate.