:: : The amount of current ( not voltage ) required to stop the human heart is usually cited in the range of a few milliamperes.
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With the 1958 wheat penny and the new dime, the open circuit voltage was . 015 volt and the short circuit current was . 05 milliampere.
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The commonly seen " milliampere hour " ( mAh or mA�h ) is one-thousandth of an ampere hour ( 3.6 coulombs ).
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A " milliampere second " ( mA�s ) is a unit of measure used in X-ray imaging, diagnostic imaging, and radiation therapy.
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With a 1958 wheat penny and a 1925 silver Mercury dime, the open circuit voltage was . 15 volts and the short circuit current was . 75 milliampere.
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A few milliamperes through your heart is often sufficient to stop it, but you can withstand a low-current electrical discharge of several thousand volts with just some discomfort.
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It only takes a few milliamperes to cause pain, and a little more can cause the muscles of the hand to contract on a wire and be unable to let go.
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The switching signal for a transistor is usually generated by a logic circuit or a microcontroller, which provides an output signal that typically is limited to a few milliamperes of current.
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With 3 milliamperes of power, the shields produce far less of a jolt than 9-volt batteries, which are used to power such household devices as radios and smoke detectors.
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Adding the suppressor allowed Sylvania to lower the current of the 6.3-volt heater from 320 milliamperes to 150 milliamperes while maintaining the same conversion transconductance ( 550 microsiemens ).
