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It makes a lot of sense to specify energy in Wh in electrical engineering. It's much easier to convert to other useful measurements involving volts, amps, and w
by reportingsjr 6y ago
It makes a lot of sense to specify energy in Wh in electrical engineering. It's much easier to convert to other useful measurements involving volts, amps, and watts than joules are.
- jerry80 6y ago>It makes a lot of sense to specify energy in Wh in electrical engineering. It's much easier to convert to other useful measurements involving volts, amps, and watts than joules are. Easier how? A watt-hour is just 3600 joules - the number of seconds in an hour. 1 joule = 1 volt * 1 amp * 1 second 1 watt-hour = 1 volt * 1 amp * 3600 seconds