what does 200mW = 2W or 0.2W???

[bobcat190]

I know this is not off topic but what you going do???

I don't if 200mW is 2W or 0.2W. i'm sure you know. don't think i dumb i just have not use this most hard! Impossible! mathematic! porblem yet



thanks

 

[pinkmouse]

Someone posted this on the forums a while ago, sorry, I've forgotten who, but I always keep a copy on my desktop for those brain overheating moments

 

[bobcat190]

Thanks nice chart. but MAN are you saying 200mW = 0.002W???

I need to know i might be breaking the law!!! Ehh what do i care???

 

[pinkmouse]

Look at the row marked mili. You will see one miliwatt = 0.001 of a watt. If you have 200 of these, you have 0.200 of a watt, or 0.2watt

 

[fdegrove]

Hi,

I don't if 200mW is 2W or 0.2W.

In other words 200mW is 0.2W.

Or 200 thousends of a Watt....

Cheers,

 

[bobcat190]

DUH god did i got to school??? gess i should go back.
ya thanks man haha

 

[fdegrove]

Hi,

Sorry PM...guess you left the starting blocks faster than I did...

Cheers,

 

[Damon Hill]

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

 

[pinkmouse]

Frank

No problems mate

You have a good memory, can you remember who posted that table?

 

[bobcat190]

ya you know i used to be real good at math and ohms law but any more i just can't do it. ????

 

[pinkmouse]

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

 

[fdegrove]

Hi,

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?

 

[pinkmouse]

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

 

[fdegrove]

Hi,

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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