farad in Greek
farad in Greek is φαράντ — farad means the standard unit used to measure the electrical capacitance of a capacitor.
farad in Greek
φαράντ
Pronounced: farad
In the International System of Units, the derived unit of electrical capacitance; the capacitance of a capacitor in which one coulomb of charge causes a potential difference of one volt across the capacitor.
What does "farad" mean?
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noun The standard unit used to measure the electrical capacitance of a capacitor.
"This capacitor is rated at ten microfarads, a small fraction of a farad."
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farad in a sentence
- This capacitor is rated at ten microfarads, a small fraction of a farad.
- Engineers measure capacitance in farads when designing circuits.
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What is "farad" in Greek?
"farad" in Greek is φαράντ. farad means: The standard unit used to measure the electrical capacitance of a capacitor.
How do you pronounce φαράντ?
"farad" in Greek is φαράντ, pronounced "farad".
How do you use "farad" in a sentence?
Example: "This capacitor is rated at ten microfarads, a small fraction of a farad." In Greek, "farad" is φαράντ.
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