amperage

/am-per-ij, am-peer-/US // ˈæm pər ɪdʒ, æmˈpɪər- //UK // (ˈæmpərɪdʒ) //

安培数,安培,安倍数,安培值

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
Electricity.
- : the strength of an electric current measured in amperes. Abbreviation: amp.

The infrastructure—the voltage and the amperage required to charge them in large quantities in my districts—that’s going to be a heavy load for the utilities, and I’m more concerned about that than I am about the ability of the truck to do the job.
Well that’s when we usually start talking about mold, having to install an entirely new electrical panel with more amperage, and roof or structural issues.
An armature wound with very fine wire will deliver a current of high voltage but of low amperage.
An armature winding of large wire will deliver a current of great amperage, but of small voltage.
The "series" wiring gives the entire set the combined voltage of all with the average amperage of one.
You can convert this to watts, of course, by multiplying amperage by the line voltage.
The name plates on electric motors indicate the amperage at full load.