milliwatt (Meaning)
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milliwatt (n)
a unit of power equal to one thousandth of a watt
Synonyms & Antonyms of milliwatt
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milliwatt Sentence Examples
- The laser emitted a mere 10 milliwatts of power, but it was still enough to cut through thin metal.
- The temperature sensor had a sensitivity of 0.1 milliwatts per degree Celsius, enabling precise measurements.
- The solar panel generated approximately 400 milliwatts of electricity under ideal sunlight conditions.
- The LED bulb consumed only 1 milliwatt of power, making it extremely energy-efficient.
- The smartphone's battery had a capacity of 2000 milliwatt-hours, providing several hours of usage.
- The radio transmitter had an output power of 500 milliwatts, ensuring a wide range of transmission.
- The infrared detector measured temperatures in increments of 10 milliwatts, providing detailed thermal imaging.
- The acoustic sensor detected sound at levels as low as 0.01 milliwatts, making it suitable for use in sensitive environments.
- The microwave oven emitted 1200 milliwatts of power, providing even cooking and defrosting.
- The thermal camera had a sensitivity of less than 1 milliwatt per pixel, allowing for high-resolution thermal imaging.
FAQs About the word milliwatt
a unit of power equal to one thousandth of a watt
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The laser emitted a mere 10 milliwatts of power, but it was still enough to cut through thin metal.
The temperature sensor had a sensitivity of 0.1 milliwatts per degree Celsius, enabling precise measurements.
The solar panel generated approximately 400 milliwatts of electricity under ideal sunlight conditions.
The LED bulb consumed only 1 milliwatt of power, making it extremely energy-efficient.
