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The 18 pages that link to Ampere, each with the reason it gives.

• International System of UnitsRelated: It connects electrical measurement directly to a fixed fundamental constant.

• Electric currentRelated: It gives the standard unit for the rate of charge flow.

• SI base unitRelated: It is the base unit assigned to the quantity electric current.

• Elementary chargeRelated: Its modern definition makes the elementary charge foundational to current measurement.

• WattRelated: An ampere flowing across one volt corresponds to one watt.

• CoulombRelated: The coulomb is defined through current multiplied by elapsed time.

• OhmRelated: One ohm is the resistance that produces one volt per ampere.

• Ampère's force lawRelated: The unit is named for Ampère, whose force experiments informed historical current measurement.

• Vacuum permeabilityRelated: Its modern definition removed the exact-value convention that had fixed μ₀.

• HenryRelated: The henry is defined as a weber per ampere.

• Joule's first lawRelated: Current I is measured in amperes before being squared in the equation.

• Electrical resistance and conductanceRelated: Current in resistance and conductance measurements is expressed in amperes.

• Joule's laws (electrical heating)Related: Current measured in amperes is squared in the standard heating formula.

• MKS unitsRelated: Adding current as a base quantity extends mechanical MKS toward the MKSA system.