Inputs
Equations & usage notes
The calculator picks the appropriate formula set for the pair you provide and verifies consistency against Ohm's law.
V = I × R P = V × I I = P ÷ V R = V ÷ I I = √(P ÷ R)
This tool is for rapid estimation and learning. Always validate designs with lab measurements and relevant safety standards.
FAQ
Which unit should I pick?
Pick mA or µA for tiny currents and kΩ or MΩ for large resistances. Results always follow the units you choose.
What if the numbers disagree with the result?
If any inputs contradict Ohm's law the calculator flags an error. Double-check the values when the mismatch is larger than rounding tolerance.
Can I rely on this for safety sign-off?
This tool is for rapid estimation and education. It does not replace safety standards, hardware validation, or professional review.
How it's calculated
- Core formulas: V = I·R and P = V·I.
- Inputs are normalized to base SI units; derived values computed consistently.
- Results rounded to a practical precision (~0.5% tolerance).
- Share URL keeps entered values and selected units.
Paano kinakalkula
- Pundasyong pormula: V = I·R at P = V·I. Kapag may dalawang value, direktang nalalabas ang dalawa pang value.
- Kung lampas ~0.5% ang di‑pagkakatugma, may babala para i-check ang mga value at unit.
- Base units ang gamit (V/A/Ω/W); ang mga prefix ay para sa parsing at display lamang.