Hi,
In other words 200mW is 0.2W.
Or 200 thousends of a Watt....
Cheers,
I don't if 200mW is 2W or 0.2W.
In other words 200mW is 0.2W.
Or 200 thousends of a Watt....
Cheers,
200mW = 200 milliwatts = 0.2 watts
which in most cases is not very much power
If you'd asked about 200MW, I'd be more concerned!
little m = milli, or thousanths
Big M + mega, or million
Handy chart! I'm saving it, and printing out a copy to
hang up next to my Ohm's Law Wheel
--Damon, who isn't too big on math either
which in most cases is not very much power
If you'd asked about 200MW, I'd be more concerned!
little m = milli, or thousanths
Big M + mega, or million
Handy chart! I'm saving it, and printing out a copy to
hang up next to my Ohm's Law Wheel
--Damon, who isn't too big on math either
Damon Hill said:Handy chart! I'm saving it, and printing out a copy to
hang up next to my Ohm's Law Wheel
What's that then? I just use a calculator
Hi,
Unfortunately not.It's actually the first time I see it on the forum,
Al.
Useful thingie though....saved it to disk of course...so I can forget about it.
Cheers,
This is hardly any math and certainly not Ohms' law...still we'll help you out except on ful moon days...
EDIT: I think we both saw the chart before on the web, some .edu site I figure?
You have a good memory, can you remember who posted that table?
Unfortunately not.It's actually the first time I see it on the forum,
Al.
Useful thingie though....saved it to disk of course...so I can forget about it.
Cheers,
ya you know i used to be real good at math and ohms law but any more i just can't do it. ????
This is hardly any math and certainly not Ohms' law...still we'll help you out except on ful moon days...
EDIT: I think we both saw the chart before on the web, some .edu site I figure?
fdegrove said:Useful thingie though....saved it to disk of course...so I can forget about it.
:
Yeh, I find it handy for when I calculate crossovers and the like and come up with huge -10 powers for caps
Hi,
Must be the "Austin" powers...
Cheers,
Yeh, I find it handy for when I calculate crossovers and the like and come up with huge -10 powers for caps
Must be the "Austin" powers...
Cheers,
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