110mA

110mA is a measure of electrical current. The unit milliampere (mA) represents one-thousandth of an ampere (A). An ampere is the standard SI unit for electric current, defined as the flow of one coulomb of charge per second. Therefore, 110mA signifies a flow of 0.110 coulombs of charge every second.

This level of current is relatively small and commonly found in low-power electronic devices. For example, many small LEDs, sensors, or microcontrollers operate within this current range. It is often used to describe the power consumption or the required operating current for such components. When designing circuits, understanding the current draw in milliamperes is crucial for selecting appropriate power sources and ensuring the longevity of components. A device drawing 110mA from a battery will deplete it faster than a device drawing a smaller current. Conversely, it represents a manageable current that typically does not pose a significant electrical hazard in low-voltage applications.