The henry is a unit of inductance defined as square metre times kilogram divided by second squared times ampere squared = weber divided by ampere = volt second divided by ampere = (joule divided by coulomb) times second divided by (coulomb divided by second) = joule times second squared divided by coulomb squared = square metre times kilogram divided by coulomb squared.
The henry is a unit of inductance defined as square metre times kilogram divided by second squared times ampere squared = weber divided by ampere = volt second divided by ampere = (joule divided by coulomb) times second divided by (coulomb divided by second) = joule times second squared divided by coulomb squared = square metre times kilogram divided by coulomb squared. The henry is a derived unit in the International System of Units.