Volt Unit conversions, including V to kV, V to W/A, V to abV, V to stV, V to mV etc.

Volt Unit Conversions

» Volt to Watt/Ampere Converter

V to W/A

» Volt to Kilovolt Converter

V to kV

» Volt to Megavolt Converter

V to MV

» Volt to Millivolt Converter

V to mV

» Volt to Microvolt Converter

V to μV

» Volt to Abvolt Converter

V to abV

» Volt to EMU of Electric Potential Converter

V to EMU of electric potential

» Volt to Statvolt Converter

V to stV

» Volt to ESU of Electric Potential Converter

V to ESU of electric potential

» Volt to Nanovolt Converter

V to nV

» Volt to Picovolt Converter

V to pV

» Volt to Hectovolt Converter

V to hV

» Volt to Dekavolt Converter

V to daV

» Volt to Centivolt Converter

V to cV

» Volt to Decivolt Converter

V to dV

» Volt to Femtovolt Converter

V to fV

» Volt to Attovolt Converter

V to aV

» Volt to Exavolt Converter

V to EV

» Volt to Petavolt Converter

V to PV

» Volt to Teravolt Converter

V to TV

» Volt to Gigavolt Converter

V to GV

» Volt to Planck Voltage Converter

V to Planck voltage

» Volt to Milliwatt/Ampere Converter

V to mW/A

» Volt to Kilowatt/Ampere Converter

V to kW/A

» Volt to Megawatt/Ampere Converter

V to MW/A

» Volt to Microwatt/Ampere Converter

V to μW/A

» Volt to Watt/Milliampere Converter

V to W/mA

» Volt to Watt/Kiloampere Converter

V to W/kA

» Volt to Watt/Megaampere Converter

V to W/MA

» Volt to Watt/Microampere Converter

V to W/μA

» Volt to Kilowatt/Milliampere Converter

V to kW/mA

What is the Volt unit?

The Volt (symbol: V) is the SI-derived unit for electromotive force, electric potential (voltage), and electric potential difference. By definition, one volt is the difference in electric potential across a wire when an electric current of one ampere dissipates one watt of power. It is also equal to the potential difference between two parallel, infinite planes spaced one meter apart that create an electric field of one newton per coulomb.

Convert Volt to Other Electric Potential and Voltage Units

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