Conventional Electrical Unit - Conversion To SI Units

Conversion To SI Units

Unit	Definition	SI equivalent (CODATA 2006)
conventional volt	see above	V₉₀ = (K_J–90/K_J) V = V
conventional ohm	see above	Ω₉₀ = (R_K/R_K–90) Ω = Ω
conventional ampere	A₉₀ = V₉₀/Ω₉₀	A₉₀ = A
conventional coulomb	C₉₀ = A₉₀ s = s V₉₀/Ω₉₀	C₉₀ = C
conventional watt	W₉₀ = A₉₀V₉₀ = V₉₀2/Ω₉₀	W₉₀ = W
conventional farad	F₉₀ = C₉₀/V₉₀ = s/Ω₉₀	F₉₀ = F
conventional henry	H₉₀ = Ω₉₀ s	H₉₀ = H

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