milliampere hour
Unit whose name includes an SI unit and a non-SI unit accepted for use with SI
| Name | Symbol | Quantity | SI units |
| milliampere hour | mA h | electric charge | 3.6 C |
The milliampere hour, or milliamp hour, symbol mA h, is a non-SI unit of electic charge, accepted for use with the SI.One milliampere hour is equal to 3.6 coulombs. |
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The milliampere hour is derived from the ampere (an SI base unit) and the hour (a non-SI unit accepted for use with SI).
| current | × time | = charge | SI units |
| 0.001 A | × 3600 s | = 3.6 A s | 3.6 C |
The milliampere hour, mA h, is a non-SI unit commonly used to quantify the charge stored in an electric battery.


The milliampere hour, or milliamp hour, symbol mA h, is a non-SI unit of electic charge, accepted for use with the SI.