picohenry
The picohenry is a unit of electrical inductance. It is a submultiple of the henry, the base SI unit of inductance. One picohenry is equal to 10 to the power of negative twelve henrys (1 pH = 10⁻¹² H). This unit is commonly used in electronics, particularly in the design and analysis of high-frequency circuits, resonant circuits, and filters.
Inductance is a measure of an electrical conductor's ability to store energy in a magnetic field created
The picohenry is also relevant when considering the behavior of very fast electrical signals. At high frequencies,