What is Amp and watt relationship?

Question

Amp electrical measurement

Answer 1

P=I^2 R

Power (measured in Watts) and Current (I) measured in Amps (and resistance (R) in Ohms).  So I guess that power is proportional to current.  If that is what you're asking.  Note that P = VI where Voltage = V = IR.

Wasn't sure if that was all you were asking for here?

Answer 2

Ampere is the unit of current. Current flows in a circuit because of the potential difference in the circuit and the unit is volts.

Watt is the unit of power and is the product of voltage and current.i.e.,

Watt : Voltage X current

Answer 3

watts = volts * amps

Answer 4

well p=VI...SOO ...amp n watt r directly proportional to each other

Answer 5

Current is the rate at which the electrons move.

Watt is that the heat caused by passing high current through a path of the circuit.

Answer 6

P=V*I

WHERE,

P IS POWER.ITS UNIT IS WATT.

I IS CURRENT MEASURED IN AMP.

V IS VOLTAGE MEASURED IN VOLT.

HERE,

POWER IS DIRECTLY PERSONALLY CURRENT.

Answer 7

when an appliance of 1 watt power is connected to 1 volt supply line,  current of 1 ampere flows thru the appliance.  

Answer 8

P = UI

Where P = Watt

I  = Amp

U = volts