Ohm's Law Voltage Calculator

Find the voltage across a component from the current flowing through it and its resistance using V = I × R. Enter current and resistance to see…

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Find the voltage across a component from the current flowing through it and its resistance using V = I × R. Enter current and resistance to see voltage when you calculate.

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Worked example

Example calculated from the starting values. Enter your own values and press Calculate to get your result.

Voltage24.000 V

With the default inputs (current = 2 A, resistance = 12 ohms), the results are: voltage 24.000 V.

Quick reference: current vs result

Reference table based on the example values; it is not your calculation result.

Current (A)Voltage
112.000 V
224.000 V
448.000 V
10120.000 V
20240.000 V
40480.000 V

Frequently asked questions

What formula does this calculator use?

Voltage = i × r. Variables: i = current in A, r = resistance in ohms.

What do I need to enter?

You need current (A), resistance (ohms). Results update as you type.

What is an example result?

With the default inputs (current = 2 A, resistance = 12 ohms), the results are: voltage 24.000 V.

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