Character (char) to Bit (b) converter

Converting from Character (char) to Bit (b) | Data storage (1KB=1000B)

What is Character (char)

A Character (char) is a data type used in programming to store a single character such as a letter, number, or symbol. In computer memory, each character is typically represented by 8 bits.

What is Bit (b)

A Bit (b) is the smallest unit of data in a computer and can have a value of either 0 or 1. Bits are used to represent and store digital data in binary form.

Conversion Formulas

By default:

  • 1 (char) = 8 (b)
  • 1 (b) = 0.125 (char)

Other conversions:

  • 14 (char) = 112 (b)
  • 14 (b) = 1.75 (char)
  • 6 (char) = 48 (b)
  • 6 (b) = 0.75 (char)
  • 7 (char) = 56 (b)
  • 7 (b) = 0.875 (char)

Examples

  1. Convert 10 characters to bits:

10 char×8 b/char=80 b

  1. Convert 20 bits to characters:

20 b×0.125 char/b=2.5 char

  1. Convert 5 characters to bits using the alternate conversion:

5 char×40 b/char=200 b

Remember, when converting data storage units, 1KB is equal to 1000 bytes.

Use this page to perform converting from Character (char) to Bit (b).

Character to Bit conversion table

char to b conversion table

Character (char)Bit (b)
0.01 char0.08 b
0.1 char0.8 b
1 char8 b
2 char16 b
3 char24 b
4 char32 b
5 char40 b
6 char48 b
7 char56 b
8 char64 b
9 char72 b
10 char80 b
10 char80 b
20 char160 b
30 char240 b
40 char320 b
50 char400 b
60 char480 b
70 char560 b
80 char640 b
90 char720 b
100 char800 b
1 000 char8 000 b
2 000 char16 000 b
3 000 char24 000 b
4 000 char32 000 b
5 000 char40 000 b
6 000 char48 000 b
7 000 char56 000 b
8 000 char64 000 b
9 000 char72 000 b
10 000 char80 000 b