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gigaampere 10−12 A pA
picoampere 1012 A TA
teraampere 10−15 A fA
femtoampere 1015 A PA
petaampere 10−18 A aA
attoampere 1018 A EA
exaampere 10−21 A...
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designed for
electrometer use have
leakage currents as low as a few
femtoamperes (10−15 amperes). Such
valves must be
handled with
gloved hands as the...
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directly switch a
variety of
loads ranging from
nanovolts to kilovolts,
femtoamperes to amperes, and DC to
radio frequency.
Other magnetically-activated switching...
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method Fanconi anemia, a
genetic disease Fayalite, an
olivine mineral Femtoampere (fA)
Fluorescein angiography, for eye
examination Folic acid, a B vitamin...
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current which is
measured by an
electrometer circuit in the
region of
femtoamperes to picoamperes,
depending on the
chamber design, and is proportional...
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Wiley & Sons. p. 78. Pease, Bob (2
September 1993). "What's All This
Femtoampere Stuff, Anyhow?".
Electronic Design.
Retrieved 2013-03-09. Pease, Bob...
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causing an
electron avalanche. In this regime, the
current increases from
femtoamperes to microamperes, i.e. by nine
orders of magnitude, for very
little further...
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which make use of
their extremely low
leakage current (in the
order of
femtoamperes) such as
photomultiplier detectors and
other extremely low
current handling...
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language (ISO 639-1 code) FA – Food
Addicts in
Recovery Anonymous fA – (s)
Femtoampere FA (i)
Field Artillery Financial aid
Football ****ociation (England) Football...
