Voltage & Electrical Resistance to DC Power Calculator

DC Electrical Circuit Power Parameters
Voltage (V) [?]
Select voltage unit microvolts (µV) millivolts (mV) volts (V) kilovolts (kV) yoctovolts (yV) zeptovolts (zV) attovolts (aV) femtovolts (fV) picovolts (pV) nanovolts (nV) microvolts (µV) millivolts (mV) centivolts (cV) decivolts (dV) volts (V) decavolts (daV) hectovolts (hV) kilovolts (kV) megavolts (MV) gigavolts (GV) teravolts (TV) petavolts (PV) exavolts (EV) zettavolts (ZV) yottavolts (YV)
Resistance (R) [?]
Select resistance unit ohms (Ω) kiloohms (kΩ) megaohms (MΩ) yoctoohms (yΩ) zeptoohms (zΩ) attoohms (aΩ) femtoohms (fΩ) picoohms (pΩ) nanoohms (nΩ) microohms (µΩ) milliohms (mΩ) centiohms (cΩ) deciohms (dΩ) ohms (Ω) decaohms (daΩ) hectoohms (hΩ) kiloohms (kΩ) megaohms (MΩ) gigaohms (GΩ) teraohms (TΩ) petaohms (PΩ) exaohms (EΩ) zettaohms (ZΩ) yottaohms (YΩ)
Calculate DC Electrical Power
Power (P) [?]
Select power unit watts (W) kilowatts (kW) megawatts (MW) volt-amperes (V·A) kilovolt-amperes (kV·A) electrical horsepower (hp(E)) yoctowatts (yW) zeptowatts (zW) attowatts (aW) femtowatts (fW) picowatts (pW) nanowatts (nW) microwatts (µW) milliwatts (mW) centiwatts (cW) deciwatts (dW) watts (W) decawatts (daW) hectowatts (hW) kilowatts (kW) megawatts (MW) gigawatts (GW) terawatts (TW) petawatts (PW) exawatts (EW) zettawatts (ZW) yottawatts (YW) yoctovolt-amperes (yV·A) zeptovolt-amperes (zV·A) attovolt-amperes (aV·A) femtovolt-amperes (fV·A) picovolt-amperes (pV·A) nanovolt-amperes (nV·A) microvolt-amperes (µV·A) millivolt-amperes (mV·A) centivolt-amperes (cV·A) decivolt-amperes (dV·A) volt-amperes (V·A) decavolt-amperes (daV·A) hectovolt-amperes (hV·A) kilovolt-amperes (kV·A) megavolt-amperes (MV·A) gigavolt-amperes (GV·A) teravolt-amperes (TV·A) petavolt-amperes (PV·A) exavolt-amperes (EV·A) zettavolt-amperes (ZV·A) yottavolt-amperes (YV·A) electrical horsepower (hp(E)) mechanical horsepower (hp(I)) imperial horsepower (hp(I)) metric horsepower (PS) calories/sec (cal/s) kilocalories/sec (kcal/s) joules/sec (J/s) kilojoules/sec (kJ/s) british thermal units/sec (Btu/s ISO) foot-pounds/sec (ft·lb/s) newton-metres/sec (N·m/s) kilogram-force metres/sec (kgf·m/s) gram-force centimetres/sec (gf·cm/s) ergs/sec (erg/s) calories/min (cal/min) kilocalories/min (kcal/min) joules/min (J/min) kilojoules/min (kJ/min) british thermal units/min (Btu/min ISO) foot-pounds/min (ft·lb/min) newton-metres/min (N·m/min) kilogram-force metres/min (kgf·m/min) gram-force centimetres/min (gf·cm/min) ergs/min (erg/min) calories/hour (cal/h) kilocalories/hour (kcal/h) joules/hour (J/h) kilojoules/hour (kJ/h) british thermal units/hour (Btu/h ISO) foot-pounds/hour (ft·lb/h) newton-metres/hour (N·m/h) kilogram-force metres/hour (kgf·m/h) gram-force centimetres/hour (gf·cm/h) ergs/hour (erg/h)

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User Guide

Use this calculator to determine the power in watt, kilowatt, megawatt, volt-ampere, kilovolt-ampere or electrical horsepower units in a direct current (DC) electrical circuit with a specified voltage and resistance. Two conversion scales show how the power generated by an electrical circuit changes as voltage or resistance is changed independently, whilst the other remains fixed to the entered value.

Formula

The formula used by this calculator to determine the power generated by a DC electrical circuit from the voltage and resistance is:

P = V² / R

Symbols

• P = Power (DC)
• V = Voltage (DC)
• R = Electrical resistance (DC)

Voltage (V)

This is the DC voltage or electrical potential difference applied to or generated from the electrical circuit.

Resistance (R)

This is the electrical resistance of the DC electrical circuit

Power (P)

This is the resulting electrical power generated by a DC electrical circuit with the entered values for voltage and resistance.