farad

IPA: fˈærʌd

In the International System of Units, the derived unit of electrical capacitance; the capacitance of a capacitor in which one coulomb of charge causes a potential difference of one volt across the capacitor. Symbol: F

Examples of "farad" in Sentences

The unit of electrostatic capacity is the _farad_.
Additionally, the Company is assembling larger units in the several thousands of farad ranges.
Since the unit 1 F (farad) is very great, the capacity of the capacitors manufactured only reaches fractions of 1 F.
Much is riding on the outcome: the joule, watt, volt, farad, weber and ohm are only some of the units derived in part from the kilo.
CAPACITY -- K. -- The farad is that capacity of a body, say a Leyden jar or condenser, which a coulomb of electricity will charge to the potential of a volt.
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The Company has prepared and tested several prototypes, mostly under a grant from the State of Wisconsin, with the goal of filling this need -- some prototypes are as low as a couple of farads while others are in the hundreds of farad ranges.
The unit of capacity of an insulated conductor is the _farad_, and a given insulated conductor is said to have unit capacity, that is, the capacity of one farad, when it will receive a charge of one coulomb of electricity at a potential of one volt.
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