Statamperes (statA)

The statampere is the unit of current in the Gaussian and electrostatic CGS systems, one statcoulomb per second.

Convert statamperes to any current unit

1 statampere = 3.335641 × 10-10 amperes

Quick facts

Unit
Statampere (plural: statamperes)
Symbol
statA
Measures
Electric Current
System
CGS
Equals
3.335641 × 10-10 amperes
Definition
About 3.3356 × 10⁻¹⁰ A.
Also written
esu of current

1 statampere in other units

Amperes3.335641 × 10-10 A
Milliamperes3.335641 × 10-7 mA
Microamperes0.000333564095 µA
Kiloamperes3.335641 × 10-13 kA

What is a statampere?

The statampere is the unit of current in the Gaussian and electrostatic CGS systems, one statcoulomb per second.

Where the statampere sits among current units

The statampere is number 3 of 11 on our scale of current units, ordered from smallest to largest.

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Frequently asked questions

What is a statampere?

The statampere is the unit of current in the Gaussian and electrostatic CGS systems, one statcoulomb per second.

How is the statampere defined?

About 3.3356 × 10⁻¹⁰ A.

How many amperes are in a statampere?

One statampere equals 3.335641e-10 amperes.

How many milliamperes are in a statampere?

One statampere equals 3.335641e-7 milliamperes.

How many microamperes are in a statampere?

One statampere equals 0.000333564095 microamperes.