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Electrical Calculations

Perform essential electrical engineering calculations with precision using our free online tools. Analyze circuits using Ohm's Law, decode resistor color bands, and calculate series/parallel resistance for professional projects.

Ohm's Law Calculator

Instantly calculate Voltage (V), Current (I), Resistance (R), or Power (P) using fundamental Ohm's Law equations. This essential tool helps electricians and engineers solve circuit parameters without manual math.

Circuit designTroubleshooting

Resistor Color Code (4 Band)

Decode 4-band resistor color codes to identify resistance values and tolerances instantly. A must-have utility for electronics hobbyists and technicians working with through-hole components.

Component ID

Watts-Volts-Amps (DC)

Convert between Power (Watts), Voltage (Volts), and Current (Amps) for DC circuits. Quickly determine load sizing and power requirements for electrical systems and components.

Load Sizing

Resistors in Series

Calculate the total equivalent resistance for multiple resistors connected in a series circuit. Essential for designing voltage dividers and limiting current in electronic circuits.

Circuit design

Resistors in Parallel

Compute total resistance for resistors connected in parallel. This tool helps solve complex circuit paths where current splits across multiple components.

Circuit design

Capacitor Energy

Calculate the potential energy stored in a capacitor based on capacitance and voltage. Crucial for safety analysis in high-voltage circuits and photoflash designs.

Safety analysisFlash circuits

Wheatstone Bridge

Determine the unknown resistance (Rx) in a balanced Wheatstone Bridge circuit. Widely used in precision measurements and strain gauge sensor applications.

Strain gaugesPrecision measurement

Inductive Reactance

Calculate the inductive reactance (XL) of a coil at a specific frequency. Essential for designing AC filters, crossover networks, and analyzing inductor behavior.

AC Filters

Capacitive Reactance

Determine the capacitive reactance (Xc) of a capacitor at a given frequency. Vital for AC circuit analysis, filter design, and understanding signal attenuation.

AC Filters
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