05-08-2013, 03:27 PM
It is obsolete in the engineering world though.
In schools they teach to call the units in the SI.
For that reason the conductivity is no longer Mho, but Siemens.
Then I think US was the only country that called Hertz "a cycle".
Hey, we still are using imperial system...even the UK ditched it in engineering.
In schools they teach to call the units in the SI.
For that reason the conductivity is no longer Mho, but Siemens.
Then I think US was the only country that called Hertz "a cycle".
Hey, we still are using imperial system...even the UK ditched it in engineering.
