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amperage

[ US /ˈæmˌpɝɪdʒ/ ]
NOUN
  1. the strength of an electrical current measured in amperes

How To Use amperage In A Sentence

  • Before the flight, find where the spare fuses are stored, determine how to select the right amperage and go through the replacement procedure.
  • Talk to an electrician and find out just how much amperage you safely have.
  • In an electrical circuit, the number of electrons that are moving is called the amperage or the current, and it is measured in amps.
  • If only amperage is listed, the formula to determine watts is: amps times volts equal watts.
  • When the capacitor discharges those volts, it delivers an amperage comparable to stun guns.
  • I tried using the bad jack on an identical motherboard and it caused an "overvoltage" (over-amperage for the engineers) there, too. The Tech Report: News
  • And, because the sprinklers operate at lower pressures and amperage than standard electric sprinklers, power and wire costs are substantially reduced.
  • The higher the wattage (voltage times amperage), the higher the field.
  • When the capacitor discharges those volts, it delivers an amperage comparable to stun guns.
  • However, unlike battery-equipped hybrids, the Porsche stores its amperage mechanically, spooling up a 31-pound flywheel operating in a vacuum chamber in one hopes a crash-proof box beside the driver. Porsche Blasts Hybrids Into New Stratosphere
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