Electricity · Physics

Ohm’s Law & Electrical Power Calculator

Enter any two electrical values to calculate voltage, current, resistance, and power with unit-aware working.

Formula shown Runs locally Reviewed Aug 11, 2026
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Equation guide

Resistive DC operating point

Ohm’s law

V = IR

Electrical power

P = VIP = I²RP = V²/R
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Enter any two known values

Two known values selected. Clear one to choose a different pair.

V · I · R · P

All four electrical values will appear here.

Using the model

Symbols, assumptions and limitations

Interpretation notes

The calculator assumes a resistive DC circuit and positive magnitudes.

Worked examples

See the method in practice

01

Voltage and resistance

A 12 V supply across 6 Ω produces 2 A and dissipates 24 W.

02

Power and resistance

A 100 W load with 25 Ω requires 50 V and draws 2 A.

Questions

Frequently asked

Which two values can I enter?

Any two among voltage, current, resistance, and power, provided they describe one resistive operating point.

Does this model AC circuits?

No. Reactive impedance, phase, and power factor require an AC circuit model.

Sources & review

Equations and examples are checked against the references below. Results are educational and should be independently verified for safety-critical work.

OpenStax University Physics — Ohm’s law

Written by the STEM Hub editorial team · Reviewed August 11, 2026 · Review methodology