Electrical capacitance is the ability of a system to store electric charge. It is measured in farads (F).
1 A·s/V = 1 C·F
1 C·F = 1 A·s/V
Example:
Convert 15 Ampere Second per Volt to Coulomb-Farad:
15 A·s/V = 15 C·F
| Ampere Second per Volt | Coulomb-Farad |
|---|---|
| 0.01 A·s/V | 0.01 C·F |
| 0.1 A·s/V | 0.1 C·F |
| 1 A·s/V | 1 C·F |
| 2 A·s/V | 2 C·F |
| 3 A·s/V | 3 C·F |
| 5 A·s/V | 5 C·F |
| 10 A·s/V | 10 C·F |
| 20 A·s/V | 20 C·F |
| 30 A·s/V | 30 C·F |
| 40 A·s/V | 40 C·F |
| 50 A·s/V | 50 C·F |
| 60 A·s/V | 60 C·F |
| 70 A·s/V | 70 C·F |
| 80 A·s/V | 80 C·F |
| 90 A·s/V | 90 C·F |
| 100 A·s/V | 100 C·F |
| 250 A·s/V | 250 C·F |
| 500 A·s/V | 500 C·F |
| 750 A·s/V | 750 C·F |
| 1000 A·s/V | 1,000 C·F |
| 10000 A·s/V | 10,000 C·F |
| 100000 A·s/V | 100,000 C·F |
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