Meanings of milliwatt in English

A milliwatt is a thousandth of a watt.

I haven't much hope of reaching anyone with my five milliwatt suit transmitter but I'll keep trying.

Implementing what we've developed can be done with chips that consume just a fraction of a milliwatt, said O'Carroll.

Marine biologist-cum-TV personality Luke Tipple attached a 50-milliwatt green laser to a lemon shark off the coast of the Bahamas in late April.

Currently the team's battery can produce 2 milliwatts of power per effective square centimeter.

The average cell phone requires 500 milliwatts to operate.

Their power is capped at 5 milliwatts (mW) on the visible light spectrum under federal regulation.

At 3 MHz, the chip is using a minuscule 2 milliwatts of power.

Each pointer claimed to emit 10 milliwatts of power, but one of them glowed with a much dimmer green beam.

Indeed, the Spyder III series lasers operate between a considerably intense 50 milliwatts to a crazy-dangerous full watt of laser power.

Not only was the dim pointer missing its infrared shield, it also turned out to emit 20 milliwatts of invisible infrared light during normal use.

If the technology were scaled up, a 1 megabit device would take up a square centimeter and consume less than 100 milliwatts.