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- n. The work done in one second of time by the expenditure of one watt of power; one sixtieth of a watt-minute.
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“The efficiency of the reflector in the WL gives a little more light output per watt-second.”
“Here is the control end of a WL Ultra 600, which is a 300 watt-second WS monobloc.”
“Also,what could I do with a power pack that is at a constant watt-second?”
“The SI unit of energy is the joule (J), equal to one watt-second.”
“Since a watt-second is a very small energy unit and in most cases the operating times of electrical equipment amounts to many hours, the kWh”
“In fact, since Virginia Dominion Power charges 7.227 cents per kilowatt-hour, 1.12 millionths of a watt-second would cost you 2.2 trillionths of a cent.”
“A joule is a watt-second, so this capacitor could deliver one watt for 0.4165 seconds, or 0.4165 watts for one second, or any other combination in which watts times seconds equals 0.4165.”
“One joule equals one watt-second, so a watt-hour equals 1 x 60 x 60 = 3,600 joules.”
“What we need to optimize for is work done per dollar and work done per joule (a watt-second).”
“It has a built-in 40 watt-second flash with diffused panel on the front and an old 5-inch B&W TV on the bottom with a live feed from the camera so you can compose the picture.”
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