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Watt/Voltage/Ampere calc
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It depend of the resistivity of the person, humans generally has one of 0.1 to 1 M Ohm; Takes into account that any current below 5 mA will do anything to a human.
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ok, thanks, I was just thinking about maybe adding that calculation for any electrical feats that has any detailed volt/amps/ohms to strongly hinted factors to calc into feats.Antoniofer said:
it is just that is there a way to measure amps, like distance between conductors, etc..?
would Ohm's Law be a factor in this?
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so after applying the equation of Ohm's law, voltage/resistors(Ohms)=amps
1 M Ohm = 1000000 Ohm
200,000,000 volts / 1,000,000 Ohm = 200 amps
now applying that to the equation for watts is this
200,000,000 volts * 200 amps = 40,000,000,000 Watts = 0.00956022944551 Tons
Wow, not a lot!
1 M Ohm = 1000000 Ohm
200,000,000 volts / 1,000,000 Ohm = 200 amps
now applying that to the equation for watts is this
200,000,000 volts * 200 amps = 40,000,000,000 Watts = 0.00956022944551 Tons
Wow, not a lot!
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