what is the relationship between volts watts ohms and amps
The Watts formula, P=V x I, shows the relationship between volts, amps and watts. The P signifies power in watts, V denotes voltage in volts and I stands for the current in amps. This formula is used in electrical calculations and can be used in conjunction with Ohm's law. Continue Reading.
Ohm's law shows a linear relationship between the voltage and the current in an electrical circuit. It was named after German physicist Georg Ohm. Expressed as mathematical formulas V=I x R, R = V / I, I = V / R, Ohm's law uses V for voltage in volts, I for current in amps and R for resistance in ohms.