Converting from Word (word) to Exabit (Eb) | Data storage (1KB=1000B)

What is Word (word)

In the context of data storage, a word is a unit that consists of 2 bytes. This means that every word can represent a certain amount of digital information. Words are commonly used in various fields of computing and data processing to quantify the size and complexity of data.

What is Exabit (Eb)

An Exabit is a larger unit of data storage, equivalent to 1018 bits. It is commonly used in discussing large-scale data storage capacities, especially in contexts involving large datasets, telecommunications, and networking technologies. The transition from smaller data units like bytes and words to larger units like exabits is essential for understanding the vast amounts of data generated and processed in today’s digital world.

Conversion Formulas

• To convert from words to Exabits, the formula is:

  Eb=word×1.6×10−17

• To convert from Exabits to words, the formula is:

  word=Eb×6.25×1016

Examples

1. Converting 1 word to Exabits:

   1(word)=1×1.6×10−17(Eb)=0.000000000000000016(Eb)

2. Converting 9 words to Exabits:

   9(word)=9×1.6×10−17(Eb)=0.000000000000000144(Eb)

3. Converting 15 words to Exabits:

   15(word)=15×1.6×10−17(Eb)=0.00000000000000024(Eb)

4. Converting 1 Exabit to words:

   1(Eb)=1×6.25×1016(word)=62500000000000000(word)

5. Converting 4 Exabits to words:

   4(Eb)=4×6.25×1016(word)=250000000000000000(word)

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