Henry (unit of inductance) named after him

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Henry (symbol H) is the SI derived unit of inductance, used to quantify the ability of an electrical conductor or circuit to induce an electromotive force when the current flowing through it changes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf SI derived unit
unit of inductance
baseUnitAmpereExponent -2
baseUnitKilogramExponent 1
baseUnitMetreExponent 2
baseUnitSecondExponent -2
belongsToSystem SI
category electromagnetism unit
definedBy induced electromotive force per rate of change of current
definition An inductor has an inductance of one henry if an EMF of one volt is induced when the current through it changes at the rate of one ampere per second. NERFINISHED
dimension M1 L2 T−2 I−2
equivalentTo ohm second
volt second per ampere
weber per ampere
hasAbbreviation H
hasQuantitySymbol L
introducedInCentury 19th century
isCoherentWith SI base units
isStandardUnitFor inductance in SI
namedAfter Joseph Henry NERFINISHED
namedAfterGivenName Joseph NERFINISHED
namedAfterOccupation American scientist
namedAfterSurname Henry NERFINISHED
namedIn honour of Joseph Henry
partOf International System of Units NERFINISHED
physicalQuantityType electromagnetic inductance
quantityMeasured inductance
relatedConcept mutual inductance
self-inductance
relatedLaw Faraday's law of induction NERFINISHED
relatedToQuantity magnetic flux linkage
relatedUnit weber per ampere
SIBaseUnitExpression kg m2 s−2 A−2
SIUnitClass coherent derived unit
SIUnitMultiple kilohenry
microhenry
millihenry
nanohenry
symbol H
unitSystem metric system
usedIn electrical circuit analysis
inductor specifications
transformer design
usedInField electrical engineering
physics
usedToQuantify ability of a conductor or circuit to induce EMF when current changes

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Joseph Henry hasHonor Henry (unit of inductance) named after him