Amperes (magnetomotive force)
What is a ampere (magnetomotive force)? ampere (magnetomotive force) is a unit of magnetomotive force: 1 A = 1 At. The turn count is dimensionless, so 1…
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ampere (magnetomotive force) is a unit of magnetomotive force: 1 A = 1 At. The turn count is dimensionless, so 1 ampere-turn = 1 A of magnetomotive force.
Also known as
ampere (magnetomotive force) · amperes (magnetomotive force) · a · A
Source: BIPM SI Brochure, 9th edition: SI units, prefixes and accepted units
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