The rate of flow of electricity through wire measured in terms of amperes.

The amount of charge moved per second by an electric current, measured in amperes.

strength of an electric current, 1889, from ampere on model of voltage.

A measure of electric current describing the magnitude.

Amperage is the strength of a current of electricity expressed and measured in amperes (called  amps for short). Amperage is used to measure the flow of electrical current.

 The amount of electrical current transferred from one component to another.

(n) the strength of an electrical current measured in amperes

A unit of electrical current, equal to Coulombs per second. This is the flow rate of electrons moving through a circuit, very roughly analogous to gallons per minute flowing from a faucet.

A measure of the volume of electric flow (as opposed to the "pressure" of flow, which is measured in volts). The product of volts times amperes is equal to power which is measured in watts. One ampere flowing at 100 volts equals 100 watts. Similarly, 10 amperes flowing at 10 volts equals 100 watts. Amperes are commonly referred to [..]

— the number of electrons that pass a given point at a given time.

A measure of electric current describing the magnitude.

Measurement of the strength or intensity of an electric current in ampere.

The measurement of electric current. Amperage is what you feel when you are shocked. The higher the amperage the more intense shock you feel.

    The amount of electric current in amperes.

The strength of an electric current expressed in amperes.

(Amps/Rated Amperage) – A measure of the flow of electric current. If you think in terms of water through a hose, amperage would be a measure of water volume flowing through the hose. As it applies to [..]

The rate of the flow of electrons through a conductor, denoted by the electrical symbol A.

A measurement of the amount of electric current.

the magnitude of an electrical current as expressed in amperes.

The amount of electrical current through a conductive source. Angle of Reflectance –

The strength of an electric current measured in amperes. The amount of electric current flow, similar to the flow of water in gallons per minute.

The rate of electrical current flow in a circuit.

Strength of electric current. See: ampere. (05 Mar 2000)

Amount of electric current used or needed to run a device. It is measured in amperes (amps).

Amperage or amps is a measure of the flow of electric current. For vacuum cleaners, the term "amps" indicates the amount of electrical current that a vacuum motor uses while operating. Theoretically, the more amps a motor draws, the more powerful it is. However, amp ratings alone do not take into account the resistance of the filter syste [..]

Amperage is a measurement of the rate of flow of electrical energy flowing through a circuit. In APV’s the lower the amps, the less capable the circuit is in handling high voltages in combination with [..]

A measurement of the amount of electric current.<

The strength of an electrical current, measured in amperes

An electron or current flow of one coulomb per second, past a given point in a circuit.