AMPERAGE: The number of amperes flowing in an electrical conductor or
circuit.
Modern dictionary of Electronics. Published by Sams.
The American Heritage Dictionary is useful for many things, but it
is not an engineering text.
Anyone who studied engineering would use the terms "Amp", "Amps",
"Amperes", etc.
Note the capitalization, which is used in all engineering parameters
to denote the person who did the original work.
Obviously, the person who wrote that entry never studied engineering.
And neither has Harvey.
Best Regards,
Mike Monett
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