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max's top 10 books of 2024

past top tens in this tag! as always, these rankings are based on some unspecified combo of objective "goodness" and personal enjoyment. books beneath the cut :3

first off, as usual, our BOOKS I LOATHED category. shout-out to: i, claudius by robert graves (SHAME! SHAME! THE TV SHOW IS SO GOODBADCAMP!) and rhinoceros by eugene ionesco (very real argument about fascism; very fucking boring execution). shout-out also to king cheer and immortal longings, both of which were quite bad but which i wouldn't say i "loathed" so much as "they sent me into spirals of shakespearean madness."

my most anticipated 2025 release is the sea eternal by emery robin. also, alecto the ninth again

okay. the meat of the matter. i read SO many good books this year (and so much good short fiction), so lots of runners-up: brotherless night by v.v. ganeshanathan (absolutely gutting with some of the most gorgeous prose i've ever read), white pearl by anchuli felicia king (set in an asian beauty corporation rocked by scandal; filled the succession-shaped hole in my heart), fairview by jackie sibblies drury (this play is doing the coolest fucking things with fourth walls), luster by raven leilani (i adore the main character so much and she is NOT thriving), and the his dark materials series (i wish i had read these as kids, but i'm also glad i have miltonic context?). thank you to my professors for half of these

OKAY. THE LIST!

10. Dare Me by Megan Abbott

i expected a thriller about toxic friendships and evil cheerleaders; i was not expecting this to REWIRE ME. the DYNAMICS in this fucking book. the ugly violent homoerotics and the empty hunger of white suburbia. the tenderness of the grooming. the constant unspoken looming specter of lesbianism. the constant sense that the main characters are teetering on the edge of disaster. BETH CASSIDY YOU ARE ONE OF THE CHARACTERS OF ALL TIME YOU MAKE ME FEEL BONKERS BATSHIT CRAZY. i need to send everyone in this book the lesbian masterdoc goodbye

9. Between the World and Me by Ta-Nehesi Coates

okay i know everybody raves about ta-nehesi coates' writing so i wasn't exactly SURPRISED this was good. but i WAS still knocked off my feet by the beauty of this book. this is an extended letter to coates' son on the experience of being a black man in america, and every single page is glowing with heartbreak--for all the black people destroyed and endangered by white supremacist society--and love--for everyone who keeps living, for the world, and for coates' son. i wrote down sooooo many quotes that struck me in the chest

8. Go Tell It on the Mountain by James Baldwin

kind of no fucking idea what to say about this book because my sense memory of it is just a whirlwind of "ack augh ough." the way this book envelops you in the psychological and emotional tumult of fourteen-year-old john grimes is crazy and intense and then baldwin DOES IT AGAIN in a series of interludes from other characters. this is about one day in john's life and his experience in the church, but it's also about the exhilarating terror in/of religion and the pain of growing up and the agony of antiblackness and the quiet terror of realizing your parents are fallible and human. and also a little bit about being gay for your youth pastor. did people lose their fucking minds in 1953 when this book came out because i would've

7. Lost Places and Sooner or Later Everything Falls Into the Sea by Sarah Pinsker

favorite author i discovered this year is definitely sarah pinsker, whose short stories mostly have in common that they are strange and whimsical as hell and make me want to crawl into her brain. i can't decide between her two short story collections, so i'm putting them both on here because they were SO fucking fun to read. between the two, some of the short stories include: a horror story told through a folk music genius lyrics page! a robot arm that identified as a road! a kid yelling the lines in the 1920s movie theater! george gershwin! girl scouts! and my favorite, a batshit crazy agatha christie homage set at a convention of dozens of alternate-universe sarah pinsker selves! (which you can read online!)

6. Paradise Lost by Erin Shields

look. there are aspects of this play--a modern reworking of milton's epic poem, featuring hot middle-aged woman satan--that are too on-the-nose. but holy fucking shit, the irreversible things milf satan has done to my brainstem. maybe i'm just a fucking ex-catholic but some of the speeches in this play made me feel like i was being tumbled in a heavy-duty washing machine. also, fascinating things going on with script format here. i wrote an insane transgender satan monologue for my paradise lost class because of this play. (also shout-out shields' king lear adaptation/prequel, left off my list for space but it's REALLY fucking fantastic)

5. In the Dream House by Carmen Maria Machado

okay we all know in the dream house. but i'm here to sing its praises anyway, because reading it feels like walking into a woodchipper. this is a memoir about abuse and an experiment with form and a raw open organ placed directly in your hands. machado's prose is genuinely fucking crazy good; she has such a gift for scalpel-like precision in every sentence, and everything about this book is so carefully-crafted and feels like getting clocked in the teeth. there's a choose-your-own adventure section where the result is always the same. for personal reasons i read this at a weird time and it made me want to get on my knees on the carpet and hack like a sick cat

4. Nobody Knows My Name by James Baldwin

i read this essay collection two weeks into the year and i knew it was going to be one of the most stunning reading experiences of 2024. the first page knocked me flat on my ass and it never let up. he manages that thing so few authors can do, where his eloquent and precise prose is exactly as deft as his observations are perceptive and sharp. his work cuts straight to the truth of things. i finished this book grieving the fact that baldwin died before i was born--because he can't comment on current events? because i can't see him speak live? because i felt some kind of connection to him through the words despite knowing he was not writing for some random college kid in the backseat of a car? anyway i am a groupie now

3. Piranesi by Susanna Clarke

reading this and then in the dream house back to back was like self-trepanation. why did i do that. what in the name of god can i even say about this book. what IS there to say. all the best of fantasy and all the best of humanity are in here in under 300 pages and it made me cry and i have thought about it ceaselessly since and i can't say anything without spoiling the fun because you REALLY ought to go in blind. um. girls, do you like, um... the labyrinth?

2. Angels in America by Tony Kushner

ohhhhhhh my god. oh my fucking god. i mean it with my full chest when i say that this is thee defining dramatic work of modern america. play that is about jewishness and gayness and AIDS and love and sickness and the anxiety of modernity and getting boners and prophecies from reactionary angels. and roy cohn is there. this was written at the end of the 20th century and yet it still hits exactly as hard if not harder in 2024 ("in the twenty-first century we will all be insane" yeah for REAL). it's the play of all time. it's one of the most things ever written. i am going to think about it every day of my fucking life. truly impossible to overstate this one

1. The Stars Undying by Emery Robin

and yet AIA is still my #2, because my #1 is a book i think may have been written specifically for me. like, so much for me that i'm furious i didn't write it. that book being a space opera rendition of cleopatra's life story, featuring insane butch mark antony and bisexual love triangles and CICERO? CICERO IS THERE? this is a slowish character-driven story that wouldn't work if gracia's narration wasn't so stirring and self-aware, but it is, and she is, and she's fascinating and has everything wrong with her, and i am obsessed with the things this book is doing with history and legend and the reception of these figures and also ROMAN HISTORY JOKES IN SPACE!!! and i want anita decretan so bad it makes me look stupid. emery robin do you want my credit card information

if you've read this far, please pitch in with your own favorite reads of the year! what books are you excited for in 2025? :)

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Draco Malfoy: Rare Pair Rec List

If you know me, you know Draco is my fandom bicycle. Pass that boy around, baby! So here are a list of some of my favorite Draco-ship fics with various rare pairs! Different ships, different vibes, all kinds of goodies!

A Lesser Magic

by lq_traintracks (@lqtraintracks). Draco/Albus Severus. Rated: E. Words: 5,005. Daddy kink. Age play. Praise kink.

⭐️ Obsessed with this one. Pretty sure it will live in my brain forever.

Draco and Albus find something in each other that they can’t possibly get from anyone else.

A Room with a View in the Flowering City

by wolfpants (@wolfpants). Draco/Bill. Rated: E. Words: 1,446. Friends with benefits. Colleagues. Power imbalance. Minor Draco/Harry.

During Draco's internship at Gringotts, Bill and Draco get to know each other in surprising ways. For Bill, it's fun, but also comforting.

Reciprocity

by crystalusagi. Draco/Blaise. Rated: E. Words: 326. Dubious consent.

Draco gets more than he bargained for.

Danger in Frustration

by gracerene (@gracerene). Draco/Charlie. Rated: E. Words: 3,569. Mild dub-con. Dirty talk. Virginity. Intergluteal sex. Just the Tip.

⭐️ "Just the Tip" is one of my favorite tags!

Draco doesn't believe in sex before marriage. Charlie's found a loophole.

A Regal Affair

by FangQueen (@fangqueen). Draco/Cormac. Rated: E. Words: 5,079. Underage drinking. Underage kissing. Implied/referenced drug use. Frottage. Desk sex. Quickies.

There was nothing even all that special about Malfoy. Sure, he was pleasant enough to look at, if you liked the pointy, pale, platinum blonde sort. He had a nice arse―what could be discerned about it through those impossibly tight trousers he insisted upon wearing. And he was a decent kisser, from what Cormac could remember. Still, why all the men seemed to flock to him in droves, he thought he may never understand.

Take It In Trade

by gracerene (@gracerene). Draco/Dolohov. Rated: E. Words: 3,130. Dubious consent. Sex for favors. Power imbalance. Hogwarts 7th year.

Without a wand, and with his family out of favour with the Dark Lord, Draco finds himself in need of protection. Draco is fairly certain Antonin Dolohov will provide it, but he's not going to do it for free.

Killing Fields

by calrissian18. Draco/Firenze. Rated: M. Words: 9,938. Bestiality. Angst.

In which nothing dies but reluctance.

Walking Shadow

by ThreeSidedOrchid. Draco/Hagrid. Rated: E. Words: 4,085. Draco/Snape.

Some days after are harder than the war itself. "To-morrow, and to-morrow, and to-morrow, Creeps in this petty pace from day to day, To the last syllable of recorded time; And all our yesterdays have lighted fools The way to dusty death. Out, out, brief candle! Life's but a walking shadow, a poor player That struts and frets his hour upon the stage And then is heard no more. It is a tale Told by an idiot, full of sound and fury Signifying nothing." (Macbeth V.v.19-28).

Brighter Than the Sun

by GoldenTruth813 (@goldentruth813). Draco/James Sirius. Rated: E. Words: 23,798. Curse Breaker Draco. Auror James. First time. Denial of feelings.

James Sirius Potter is gorgeous. He's also half Draco's age. Getting emotionally involved with him would be a complete and utter disaster. Fortunately for Draco, he's had a lifetime of practice compartmentalizing his feelings. Draco can definitely handle fucking James—young, beautiful, rash James Sirius Potter—with no strings attached.

A Persuasive Performance

by Alisanne. Draco/Kingsley. Rated: E. Words: 2,681. Draco/others. Prostitution.

It was just another night on the job for Draco until a customer came in with a very specific request.

Whatever You Can Dream Up Next

by spacekc929. Draco/Moody. Rated: E. Words: 57,505. Consensual kink. Past rape/non-con. Under-negotiated kink. Daddy kink. Age difference. Size difference. Rough/painful sex. Crying. Fear play. Aftercare. Various other kinks and warnings.

⭐️ Full of filth. 10/10.

Alastor Moody is fifty-one years old when he accepts a scrawny, traumatized, eighteen-year-old Death Eater into his home through Harry Potter’s new pet project, the Young Parolees Initiative.

AKA, the obscenely cross-generational Draco/Moody BDSM romance no one ever asked for, featuring a protective, obsessive, sadistic Alastor whose capacity for tenderness is outmatched only by his depraved imagination, and a Draco with trauma who wants nothing more than to be Alastor’s good boy.

The Ugly Duckling and the Peacock

by Vukovich (@vukovich). Draco/Neville. Rated: E. Words: 12,357. Veela Draco. Herbology Professor Neville. Potions Master Draco. Accidental bonding. Scent kink. Fluff. Angst. Humor.

“Aye,” Hagrid said, nodding somberly. “Yer a Veela, Draco. Well, a bit." -- By Thursday evening, I had managed to entirely avoid sitting near Longbottom at meals. I had only walked slowly past his classroom door three times. I’d only snuck up behind him and smelled him four times. He caught me twice. And I’d only stood outside his bedroom door at 3 AM and jerked off in my robes the one time. -- My fingers threaded through his soft hair, and he sighed into mine, and I would have stayed like that for days. “Did you write a book on Veela-fucking?” I murmured. He chuckled. “No, I just read it a few times.”

Only One Word

by EntreNous. Draco/Remus. Rated: E. Words: 7,871. Developing relationship. Daddy kink.

Remus worries far too much what Draco thinks of the differences between them, until he discovers what Draco truly thinks.

Refuge

by Indigo_Scarf (@indigo-scarf). Draco/Scabior. Rated: T. Words: 2,990. Cottagecore. Fluff. Angst. Unhappy ending. Suicidal thoughts.

After the war, Scabior has been hiding in a hut in the woods near Malfoy Manor.

Old Dogs, New Tricks

by youcantseeus. Draco/Sirius. Rated: T. Words: 14,099. Postwar. Cousin incest. Humor.

⭐️ My favorite Drarius fic!

Draco isn't gay, he just appreciates a good looking man when he sees one. Honest! And Sirius Black is a good looking man.

Shall we descend once more, my Hades

by megyal. Draco/Severus. Rated: M. Words: 10,219. Postwar. Forced bonding. Podfic available.

[From the request: Later schoolyears, possibly seventh year | In return for killing Voldemort, Draco is given to Snape, to become his concubine. (Prompt: The Myth of Persephone)

Used

by torino10154. Draco/Teddy. Rated: E. Words: 811. Forced feminization. Dubious consent. Self-hatred. Humiliation.

Teddy wants Draco to be happy but at what cost?

The Lovers

by mushroomheadgirl. Draco/Theodore. Rated: E. Words: 4,941. Friends to lovers. Hogwarts 8th year. Falling in love. Love confessions.

It started with a note and ended here: the two of you huddled together in a lumpy bed in a frigid motel room in a backwater town. Far away from the castle you used to call home. Draco’s hand wavers just over yours, and there’s a lot unsaid and a lot that could go wrong, but you silently beg him to close the distance. * A story about schoolyard notes and the confessions that sneak through the lines.

The Lemniscate, or the Nature of Infinity

by lysanatt. Draco/Viktor. Rated: M. Words: 5,582. Prostitution. Quidditch. Romance. Previous unrequited Draco/Snape.

The war is long over, but Draco Malfoy is still caught up in the loss of the man he only too late realised that he loved. Trying to forget, he finds himself immersed in Quidditch and sex -- sex for money, that is. Not all men, however, are willing to pay. Happy end romance.

Seasons Change, And So Do We

by calrissian18. Draco/Voldemort. Rated: E. Words: 6,053. Dubious consent. Pining. Minor character death. Mythology fusion: Persephone/Hades

The Malfoy boy is sixteen when he burns the Mark into him. It’s almost more than he can bear; marking something his that isn’t quite.

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oooh, I love book recs! Maybe worldbuilding, or friends to lovers? Also/alternatively a book I read this year that I loved was Brotherless Night by V.V. Ganeshanathan and it is very definitely a tragedy but beautifully written, and maybe my favorite thing I read this year. And I just finished The Heaven & Earth Grocery Store by James McBride, which I think you would enjoy - very much a story about a community and the ways people rely on each other, which is a theme I think we both enjoy!

It IS a theme we both enjoy! Also, I don't know if you remember, but when we were in the bookstore and a stranger came up to me and started gushing about a book, just brimming with the need to tell people about it - that book was Heaven and Earth Grocery Store! I did read it, and enjoyed it very much. James McBride has such a rhythm, lyrical way of writing. I also read Deacon King Kong by him this year - another solid read.

For worldbuilding - I think I have to go with Nghi Vo's The Singing Hills Cycle - it's a series of novellas, they are meant to be read in any order, and I think it's true, but the first one is The Empress of Salt and Fortune. Told from the POV of a cleric moving through the world collecting histories and stories - I think Vo has a gift for unravelling the world as she goes, with a lot of loveable characters too.

Friends to lovers was trickier - didn't read too much this year, but I think I'm going to rec a different novella - The Mimicking of Known Successes by Malka Ann Older. This is mostly a Sherlock-inspired mystery set on Jupiter, but there's a sweet F/F romance between the Sherlock and the Watson in amongst all the mystery-solving. I remember enjoying their friendship and mutual respect as I was reading.

Oh! I've got a wildcard pick for worldbuilding - but this one is for authors that want to worldbuild. An Immense World by Ed Yong is a nonfiction trip through the beautiful and bizarre ways all the creatures of the world experience it through their different senses. I had so many writing aliens/fantastic species thoughts while listening - there's so much room to really make someone different by altering how they perceive the world.

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[Books] La città maledetta. Sanctuary di V. V. James

Titolo originale: Sanctuary Autore: V.V. James Prima edizione: 2019 Edizione italiana: traduzione di Lucia Visonà (PIEMME, 2024) Continue reading [Books] La città maledetta. Sanctuary di V. V. James

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Sanctuary: A Witch's Tale (Season Premiere Review) | A Nice Blend of Mystique and Small-Town Intrigue

Sanctuary: A Witch's Tale feels like a Sunday show to me with a murder mystery at the center of it and some drama. #SeasonPremiere #SanctuaryAWitchsTale #Review #Witchcraft #Mystery Check out my full review

Debbie Horsfield (Creator), V.V. James (Novel) CAST Elaine CassidyHazel DoupeStephanie Levi-JohnHolly SturtonElish LiburdSophie MensahStephen LordAmy De BhrúnDarragh GilhoolyBarry John KinsellaAdam Isla O’Brien Review The show introduces us to the town of Sanctuary, where witches have coexisted with regular humans for centuries, providing an alternative to conventional medicine. Despite being…

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Rivers of London: Here Be Dragons #1 cover art revealed!

Rivers of London: Here Be Dragons #1 cover art revealed! #comics #comicbooks

RIVERS OF LONDON: HERE BE DRAGONS #1 Writers: Ben Aaronovitch, Andrew Cartmel, James SwallowArtist: José María BeroyCover A: José María BeroyCover B: David M. BuisanCover C: V.V GlassPublisher: Titan Comics32pp, $3.99, On sale: July 12, 2023 CO-WRITTEN BY NEW YORK TIMES BEST SELLING AUTHOR, JAMES SWALLOW! A dangerous monster is at large above the streets of London. And its name… Wyvern! After…

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Watt là gì?

Watt là gì? Ký hiệu W trong các thông số điện năng? Đơn vị Watt có thể cung cấp gì cho người dùng? Cách tính tiền điện từ số Watt tiêu thụ mỗi tháng là như thế nào? Chắc hẳn có không ít các gia đình đang gặp phải những băn khoăn này. Bài viết dưới đây sẽ giải đáp chi tiết về các thắc mắc này. Cùng tham khảo để tìm ra lời giải chi tiết nhé!

Watt là gì? Chỉ số W thể hiện điều gì ở các thiết bị điện?

Watt, W hay oát là gì?

Watt là đơn vị đo công suất trong hệ SI, thường được sử dụng để đo công suất của các thiết bị điện, điện tử, đèn, máy tính, máy móc, v.v. Được đặt theo tên của James Watt, một nhà vật lý người Scotland, người đã đưa ra định nghĩa công suất dựa trên mối quan hệ giữa công việc và thời gian. Một watt tương đương với một joule mỗi giây (1W = 1J/s), nghĩa là một thiết bị hoạt động với công suất 1 watt sẽ tiêu tốn một năng lượng 1 joule mỗi giây.

Định nghĩa và công thức tính Watt

Watt đổi ra đơn vị miliwatt (mW), kilowatt (kW), megawatt (MW), gigawatt (GW)…

1 miliwatt (mW) = 0,001 W

1 kilowatt (kW) = 1 000 W

1 megawatt (MW) = 1 000 000 W

1 gigawatt (GW) = 1 000 000 000 W

Cách tính tiền điện tiêu thụ trên công tơ từ số watt

Khi đã có công suất của mỗi thiết bị điện, ta có thể dễ dàng tính ra số tiền điện phải chi trả trong một khoảng thời gian nhất định. Bạn chỉ cần áp dụng công thức tính như sau:

Số tiền điện = Số kW x Số giờ sử dụng x giá tiền 1 số điện

Ví dụ: Tính tiền điện cho một bóng đèn tuýp bán nguyệt 40W và hoạt động trong 8 tiếng với giá tiền điện bậc 1 là 1.678 VNĐ. Áp dụng công thức: Số tiền = (40W : 1000KW) x 8 (giờ) x 1678 (vnđ) = 565 VNĐ.

Từ chỉ số Watt của mỗi thiết bị có thể tính được giá tiền điện khi sử dụng trong một khoảng thời gian nhất định

Cách phân biệt Watt và tìm hiểu các đơn vị đo lường khác tương tự

Watt là đơn vị đo công suất trong hệ SI, được sử dụng để đo công suất của các thiết bị điện, điện tử, đèn, máy tính, máy móc, v.v. Các đơn vị đo lường khác tương tự như Watt là:

Kilowatt (kW): 1 kW tương đương với 1000 W, được sử dụng để đo công suất của các thiết bị lớn hơn, ví dụ như máy móc công nghiệp, máy nghiền đá, máy phát điện, v.v.

Megawatt (MW): 1 MW tương đương với 1.000.000 W, được sử dụng để đo công suất của các hệ thống điện lớn, ví dụ như trạm phát điện, nhà máy điện, v.v.

Gigawatt (GW): 1 GW tương đương với 1.000.000.000 W, được sử dụng để đo công suất của các hệ thống điện lớn hơn, ví dụ như các nhà máy điện hạt nhân.

Horsepower (HP): Là đơn vị đo công suất của các động cơ được sử dụng trong các xe cộ, máy móc công nghiệp và các thiết bị khác. 1 HP tương đương với 746 W.

Để phân biệt Watt với các đơn vị đo lường khác, bạn có thể xem nhãn trên thiết bị hoặc tài liệu kèm theo để biết đơn vị đo lường chính xác của công suất. Nếu không rõ, bạn có thể sử dụng các công thức chuyển đổi để chuyển đổi đơn vị đo lường sang đơn vị mà bạn muốn sử dụng.

Công suất của 1 số thiết bị điện

Ampe là gì?

Ampe là đơn vị đo lường cường độ dòng điện – chúng được đo theo quy chuẩn thế giới. Tức là nguồn điện chạy nhanh như thế nào, tốc độ chính xác của dòng điện là bao nhiêu.

Vôn là gì?

Vôn chính là đơn vị căn bản hiệu điện thế trong hệ SI và MKS, vôn là thước đo chênh lệch điện thế (gọi là hiệu điện thế)  hay điện áp mà có thể khiến cho dòng điện một ampe chạy qua một dây dẫn có điện trở một ohm.

Ohm là gì?

Ohm là giá trị điện trở của vật khi đặt giữa hiệu điện thế 1 vôn thì có dòng điện cường độ 1 ampe chạy qua.

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Ký hiệu W trong thông số kỹ thuật đèn LED

Ký hiệu W cũng thường được sử dụng ghi trong vỏ hoặc bóng đèn LED là một thông số kỹ thuật đèn LED quan trọng giúp người sử dụng lựa chọn được công suất W phù hợp với công năng sử dụng của mình. Việc lựa chọn công suất đèn LED giúp bạn tránh lãng phí tiền điện, tiền vật tư thiết bị….

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"Watt - Đơn vị đo công suất trong hệ SI là gì và cách sử dụng"

 Watt là gì? Ký hiệu W trong các thông số điện năng? Đơn vị Watt có thể cung cấp gì cho người dùng? Cách tính tiền điện từ số Watt tiêu thụ mỗi tháng là như thế nào? Chắc hẳn có không ít các gia đình đang gặp phải những băn khoăn này. Bài viết dưới đây sẽ giải đáp chi tiết về các thắc mắc này. Cùng tham khảo để tìm ra lời giải chi tiết nhé!

Watt là gì? Chỉ số W thể hiện điều gì ở các thiết bị điện?

Watt, W hay oát là gì?

Watt là đơn vị đo công suất trong hệ SI, thường được sử dụng để đo công suất của các thiết bị điện, điện tử, đèn, máy tính, máy móc, v.v. Được đặt theo tên của James Watt, một nhà vật lý người Scotland, người đã đưa ra định nghĩa công suất dựa trên mối quan hệ giữa công việc và thời gian. 

Một watt tương đương với một joule mỗi giây (1W = 1J/s), nghĩa là một thiết bị hoạt động với công suất 1 watt sẽ tiêu tốn một năng lượng 1 joule mỗi giây.

Định nghĩa và công thức tính Watt

Watt đổi ra đơn vị miliwatt (mW), kilowatt (kW), megawatt (MW), gigawatt (GW)…

1 miliwatt (mW) = 0,001 W

1 kilowatt (kW) = 1 000 W

1 megawatt (MW) = 1 000 000 W

1 gigawatt (GW) = 1 000 000 000 W

Cách tính tiền điện tiêu thụ trên công tơ từ số watt

Khi đã có công suất của mỗi thiết bị điện, ta có thể dễ dàng tính ra số tiền điện phải chi trả trong một khoảng thời gian nhất định. Bạn chỉ cần áp dụng công thức tính như sau:

Số tiền điện = Số kW x Số giờ sử dụng x giá tiền 1 số điện

Ví dụ: Tính tiền điện cho một bóng đèn tuýp bán nguyệt 40W và hoạt động trong 8 tiếng với giá tiền điện bậc 1 là 1.678 VNĐ. Áp dụng công thức: Số tiền = (40W : 1000KW) x 8 (giờ) x 1678 (vnđ) = 565 VNĐ.

Từ chỉ số Watt của mỗi thiết bị có thể tính được giá tiền điện khi sử dụng trong một khoảng thời gian nhất định

Cách phân biệt Watt và tìm hiểu các đơn vị đo lường khác tương tự

Watt là đơn vị đo công suất trong hệ SI, được sử dụng để đo công suất của các thiết bị điện, điện tử, đèn, máy tính, máy móc, v.v. Các đơn vị đo lường khác tương tự như Watt là:

Kilowatt (kW): 1 kW tương đương với 1000 W, được sử dụng để đo công suất của các thiết bị lớn hơn, ví dụ như máy móc công nghiệp, máy nghiền đá, máy phát điện, v.v.

Megawatt (MW): 1 MW tương đương với 1.000.000 W, được sử dụng để đo công suất của các hệ thống điện lớn, ví dụ như trạm phát điện, nhà máy điện, v.v.

Gigawatt (GW): 1 GW tương đương với 1.000.000.000 W, được sử dụng để đo công suất của các hệ thống điện lớn hơn, ví dụ như các nhà máy điện hạt nhân.

Horsepower (HP): Là đơn vị đo công suất của các động cơ được sử dụng trong các xe cộ, máy móc công nghiệp và các thiết bị khác. 1 HP tương đương với 746 W.

Để phân biệt Watt với các đơn vị đo lường khác, bạn có thể xem nhãn trên thiết bị hoặc tài liệu kèm theo để biết đơn vị đo lường chính xác của công suất. Nếu không rõ, bạn có thể sử dụng các công thức chuyển đổi để chuyển đổi đơn vị đo lường sang đơn vị mà bạn muốn sử dụng.

Công suất của 1 số thiết bị điện

Ampe là gì?

Ampe là đơn vị đo lường cường độ dòng điện – chúng được đo theo quy chuẩn thế giới. Tức là nguồn điện chạy nhanh như thế nào, tốc độ chính xác của dòng điện là bao nhiêu.

Vôn là gì?

Vôn chính là đơn vị căn bản hiệu điện thế trong hệ SI và MKS, vôn là thước đo chênh lệch điện thế (gọi là hiệu điện thế)  hay điện áp mà có thể khiến cho dòng điện một ampe chạy qua một dây dẫn có điện trở một ohm.

Ohm là gì?

Ohm là giá trị điện trở của vật khi đặt giữa hiệu điện thế 1 vôn thì có dòng điện cường độ 1 ampe chạy qua.

Đèn LED có công suất tiêu thụ điện năng thấp và tiết kiệm

Ký hiệu W trong thông số kỹ thuật đèn LED

Ký hiệu W cũng thường được sử dụng ghi trong vỏ hoặc bóng đèn LED là một thông số kỹ thuật đèn LED quan trọng giúp người sử dụng lựa chọn được công suất W phù hợp với công năng sử dụng của mình. Việc lựa chọn công suất đèn LED giúp bạn tránh lãng phí tiền điện, tiền vật tư thiết bị….

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Study In Ireland — The Tech Hub

Are you planning to study abroad? Do you wish to explore technology in Ireland? Don’t get baffled! This blog will provide you with insights about Ireland and your next journey towards amplifying success.

Ireland is evolving as a tech hub with world-class facilities that are constantly expanding. It offers the advantages of getting educated in an English-speaking country holding a strong European culture that is economical and technological. Non-EU students’ tuition expenses vary widely based on the school and program of study; however, they are often less expensive than any other study locations.

Let’s unravel some essential facts about the growing importance of Ireland as a tech hub:

Ireland offers a diverse range of institutions, including seven universities and fourteen institutes of technology, five of which are placed among the top 500 universities in the world by Q.S. World University Rankings.

The country’s primary language of instruction is English, making it easier for you to integrate.

More than 4500 IT Companies are there in Ireland, which offer a wide range of employment possibilities.

9 of the 10 top ICT companies are present in Ireland.

Eight of the 10 top gaming companies are in Ireland.

Average salary of a Software Developer in Ireland is €34k — €79k.

Now that you know the growing importance of Ireland as a tech hub let’s dig deeper with the list of top universities in Ireland where you can achieve a breakthrough.

1. National University of Ireland, Galway:

Do you wish to enroll yourself in the best technical University to study in Ireland? NUI Galway or NUIG stands out. The University started initially with three segments: arts, medicine, and law. Gradually agriculture and engineering schools were also included, as part of the university’s curriculum. It’s also where the world’s first female civil engineering graduate with First Class Honors is claimed to have graduated. It also has a robust research program that is well-funded.

2. Trinity College, Dublin:

This is one of the premier institutions to study in Ireland for Indian students, that ranks first among Irish universities in the Q.S. World University Rankings. It offers a degree in Engineering, Mathematics, Health Sciences, Arts, Humanities, and Social Science. Edmund Burke, Oscar Wilde, Ernest Thomas, and Mary Robinson have graduated from here. The college offers a Master’s in Engineering. It is a two-year work-based degree program done under the supervision of a Trinity professor. It also requires the candidate to prepare a dissertation based on research undertaken in their professional or work environment.

3. The University College Cork:

The award-winning University College Cork (UCC) was founded in 1845 as Queen’s College Cork. UCC has almost 20,000 students spread throughout 20 academic schools and departments. It also takes pride in being listed among the world’s top 2% of universities and best technological universities to study in Ireland. Furthermore, the appointment of Mary Ryan, Ireland’s and the United Kingdom’s first female professor, was one of the most meaningful events in the country’s history.

4. University College Dublin:

UCD is a research-intensive university in Dublin, Ireland’s capital city. It is also the country’s most “global” University, ranking among the top 1% of higher education institutions globally. In 1854, UCD was founded as the Catholic University of Ireland, later becoming the Royal University of Ireland. James Joyce, Roddy Doyle, V.V. Giri, Maeve Binchy, and Brendan Gleeson are among its notable alumni. UCD’S College of Engineering and Architecture is a great college where you can start your career.

5. University of Limerick:

The U.L. is a youthful and innovative university started in 1972 as the National Institute for Higher Education, Limerick. The unique part of U.L. is that it was the first University in Ireland to establish the concept of Cooperative Education. It helped over 2,000 students find paid and unpaid labor. The University hosts some of the most innovative and successful research centers in the country, such as the Nexus Innovation Center, which brings together entrepreneurs to help businesses thrive. The Faculty of Science and Engineering offers over 18 academic degree programs in design, engineering, computing, mathematics, and science. In addition, the faculty has significant research capabilities, including notable research institutes, centers, and groups.

Ireland undoubtedly hosts the best technology education systems in the world. With its well-connected geographical location and reputation as a tech hub, it hosts a wealth of opportunities. We are confident that these briefs will help you make the best choice ever!

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