Converting from Nanovolt (nV) to Abvolt (abV) | Electric potential

What is Nanovolt (nV)

Nanovolt (nV) is a unit of electric potential equal to one billionth of a volt. It is commonly used to measure very small electrical potentials in various applications, including scientific research and electronics.

What is Abvolt (abV)

Abvolt (abV) is another unit of electric potential, equivalent to one-tenth of a nanovolt. While not as commonly used as the nanovolt, the abvolt is still relevant in specific contexts where smaller voltage values need to be measured.

Conversion Formulas

The conversion between nanovolts (nV) and abvolts (abV) can be easily calculated using the following formulas:

1 nV=0.1 abV

1 abV=10 nV

Examples

• 14 nV = 1.4 abV
• 14 abV = 140 nV
• 12 nV = 1.2 abV
• 12 abV = 120 nV
• 6 nV = 0.6 abV
• 6 abV = 60 nV

This information can be useful for engineers, scientists, and anyone working with very small voltage measurements. With these conversion factors in mind, you can easily switch between nanovolts and abvolts depending on your specific requirements.