power
Measurement units, including imperial and SI units
Interface
#include <codecogs/units/convert/power.h>
using namespace Units::Convert;
Overview
The standard measurement units are:
| Unit names | Alternate names / spellings | Abbreviation | Enumeration Code | Conversion Rate (relative to first unit) |
| Power | ||||
| Watts | Watts | W | unit_W | 1 |
| British Thermal Unit/hour | BTU/hour | BTU/hr | unit_BTU-hr | 3.415179027 |
| British Thermal Unit/minute | BTU/minute | BTU/min | unit_BTU-min | 0.05691965 |
| British Thermal Unit/second | BTU/second | BTU/sec | unit_BTU-sec | 0.000948661 |
| Calories/second | Calorie/second | cal/sec | unit_cal-sec | 0.239058511 |
| Horsepower | Horse power | hp | unit_hp | 0.001341022 |
| Pound-feet/minute | Pound-foot/minute | lb.ft/min | unit_lb_ft-min | 44.25372896 |
| Pound-feet/second | Pound-foot/second | lb ft/sec | unit_lb_ft-sec | 0.737562149 |
FUNCTION
power
Converts numbers from one power unit to another.
Example 1
#include <iostream>
#include <codecogs/units/convert/power.h>
using namespace Units::Convert;
int main()
{
std::cout << "power(10.2,unit_BTU_min, unit_W)=" << power(10.2,unit_BTU_min, unit_W);
return 0;
}Output:
power(10.2,unit_BTU_min, unit_W)= 179.19997609543Parameters
number
the value in from_unit 's to convert
from_unit
an enumerated value of the initial power type
to_unit
an emuerated value of the output power type
Returns
the value in the converted unit.
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