Mértékeohmban

Mértékeohmban is a Hungarian term referring to a unit of electrical resistance. The word itself is a compound of "mérték" which means measure or unit, and "ohm" which is the standard SI unit of electrical resistance. Therefore, mértékeohmban literally translates to "in the unit of ohm" or "measured in ohms".

In practical terms, when a quantity is expressed "mértékeohmban," it means its value is given in ohms. This is a common way to specify resistance in technical contexts within Hungary. For instance, a resistor might be described as having a resistance of 100 mértékeohmban, which is equivalent to saying its resistance is 100 ohms. This phrasing emphasizes that the measurement is being made using the ohm as the fundamental unit of resistance. It does not represent a different unit or a subdivision of the ohm itself, but rather a declaration of the unit of measurement being employed. The concept is straightforward and used to ensure clarity in electrical specifications and discussions.