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What is mA current?

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The current I(A) in amps is equal to the current I(mA) in milliamps divided by 1000 miiliamps per amp: I(A) = I(mA) / 1000mA/A. So amps are equal to milliamps divided by 1000 miiliamps per amp: amp = milliamp / 1000. A = mA / 1000.

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