mho to siemens
Please provide values below to convert mho to siemens [S], or change ↔.
mho
Definition: An obsolete term for siemens, used in older texts and electrical engineering.
Historyandorigin: Mho is 'ohm' spelled backward, historically representing the inverse of resistance.
CurrentUse: Rarely used today, replaced by the SI unit 'siemens' but still encountered in older materials.
funfact: Mho is a classic term that was used during the early development of electrical units, derived from resistance!
siemens [S]
Definition: The SI unit of electrical conductance, representing the inverse of resistance.
Historyandorigin: Named after the German engineer Werner von Siemens, this unit measures the ability of a material to conduct an electric current.
CurrentUse: Widely used in electrical engineering and physics to describe the conductance of materials or circuits.
funfact: 1 siemens is the reciprocal of 1 ohm, meaning a material with high conductance allows more current to flow!
mho to siemens [S] Conversion Table
| 1 mho | 1 siemens [S] |
| 2 mho | 2 siemens [S] |
| 3 mho | 3 siemens [S] |
| 5 mho | 5 siemens [S] |
| 10 mho | 10 siemens [S] |
| 50 mho | 50 siemens [S] |
| 100 mho | 100 siemens [S] |
| 1000 mho | 1000 siemens [S] |
| 10000 mho | 10000 siemens [S] |
| 100000 mho | 100000 siemens [S] |
| 1000000 mho | 1000000 siemens [S] |
How to Convert mho to siemens
1 mho = 1 siemens [S]
1 siemens [S] = 1 mho
we use cross multiplication method
mho → siemens [S]
1 → 1
1.5 → ?( suppose x)
=>1.5*1=1*x
by simplifying
x=1.5