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- 10−3 A mA milliampere 103 A kA kiloampere 10−6 A μA microampere 106 A MA megaampere 10−9 A nA nanoampere 109 A GA gigaampere 10−12 A pA picoampere 1012 A...
- code showed that a 70 megaampere facility would provide an energy yield of 1000 times the expended energy, and a 60 megaampere facility would produce...
- statistics Mach number (Ma), a measure of speed compared to the speed of sound Megaampere (MA), a multiple of the SI unit of electric current, the ampere Megaannum...
- experiments in May 2014. A year later, EAST was reporting currents of up to 1 Megaampere, as well as stable H-mode plasma for 6.4 seconds. Then, almost two years...
- launch accelerations of tens of thousands of g's, extreme pressures and megaampere currents, but this is not feasible with current technology. Projectile...
- arc is low; at the cathode, the current density can be as high as one megaampere per square centimeter. An electric arc has a non-linear relationship between...
- Oliphant's construction was capable of supplying currents of up to 2 megaamperes (MA). Similar devices of even larger size are designed and built by Parker...
- first MK-2 generator in 1952, and the achievement of currents over 100 megaamperes from 1953. A DEMG generator functions as follows: Conductive metallic...
- maximum toroidal field of 3.5 Tesla, and a maximum plasma current of 2 megaampere. As with other tokamaks, heating and current drive will be initiated using...
- modern high-energy devices, where plasma currents are on the order of 15 megaamperes in ITER, it is possible the brief increase in current during a major...