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Dave
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Dude,Ohm is the unit of resistance and hence 1500 Ohms is a very high resistance indeed.The power electronics equipments have that amount of resistance.Like those of the power amplifiers.
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An ohm is a fundamental unit of measure (electrical resistance) , so it's not "equal" to anything, except in the sense that you can use different scales of measurement. For example: 1500 ohms = 1.5 kilo-ohms 1500 ohms = 0.0015 mega-ohms 1500 ohms = 15,000 micro-ohms Or, if we define a Schnerdling = 15 ohms, then 1500 ohms = 100 Schnerdlings
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1.5K ohms, and any number of volts per amp using Ohm's Law. I'm not sure what kind of examples you want. Ohms aren't like ounces, they only come in multiples like K, M, G, and T.
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