Converting from Character (char) to Gibibit (Gib) | Data storage (1KB=1000B)

What is Character (char)

In computing, a character (char) is a single unit of data that typically represents a letter, number, or symbol. It is commonly used in programming languages to store text-based information.

What is Gibibit (Gib)

A Gibibit (Gib) is a unit of digital information storage capacity that is equal to 2^30 bits. It is often used to measure the amount of data in binary code and is commonly used in reference to memory storage capacities.

Conversion Formulas

The default conversion rate is:

• 1 (char) = 0.000000007450581 (Gib)
• 1 (Gib) = 134217700 (char)

Other conversions include:

• 6 (char) = 0.00000004470348 (Gib)
• 6 (Gib) = 805306400 (char)
• 4 (char) = 0.00000002980232 (Gib)
• 4 (Gib) = 536870900 (char)
• 15 (char) = 0.0000001117587 (Gib)
• 15 (Gib) = 2013266000 (char)

Examples

4(char)=4×0.000000007450581=0.000000029802324(Gib)

6(Gib)=6×134217700=805306400(char)

Use this page to perform converting from Character (char) to Gibibit (Gib).