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Electronics => Beginners => Topic started by: TheBaconWizard on March 07, 2018, 01:51:20 pm
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I am completely unfamiliar with the designation mkA, does anyone know what it stands for?
Here is a link to a datasheet where it is used (English translation immediately under the first picture)
https://www.gstube.com/data/2119/ (https://www.gstube.com/data/2119/)
Could it be micro-amps per volt? :-//
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I'd say it's the Russian way of writing microampere (uA).
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Would also guess at microamperes. The russian word for "micro" is "mikro", as such "mk" could mean "MiKro".
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Righto, that seems likely. I'll proceed with that assumption :)
Thanks guys.
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It is the correct assumption :)
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Well, I learned something new today. :)
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That basically means you do not understand the purpose of the subject field. >:D
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That basically means you do not understand the purpose of the subject field. >:D
Err no!
Wilfred understands the importance of having a forum that is easy to search for answers one might seek.
OP, put mkA instead of 'this".
TIA