Converting from Microsievert (µSv) to Nanosievert (nSv) in Radiation

What is Microsievert (µSv)

Microsievert (µSv) is a unit of measurement used to quantify the amount of ionizing radiation absorbed by biological tissues. It is commonly used in the field of radiology to assess radiation exposure levels.

What is Nanosievert (nSv)

Nanosievert (nSv) is another unit of measurement for ionizing radiation, which is smaller in magnitude compared to microsieverts. It is often used when measuring very low levels of radiation exposure.

Conversion Formulas

The default conversion between microsieverts and nanosieverts is:

1µSv=1000nSv

1nSv=0.001µSv

Examples

• 4 microsieverts (µSv) is equivalent to 4000 nanosieverts (nSv)
• 4 nanosieverts (nSv) is equal to 0.004 microsieverts (µSv)
• 14 microsieverts (µSv) would be equal to 14000 nanosieverts (nSv)
• 14 nanosieverts (nSv) is equivalent to 0.014 microsieverts (µSv)
• 7 microsieverts (µSv) is the same as 7000 nanosieverts (nSv)
• 7 nanosieverts (nSv) can be represented as 0.007 microsieverts (µSv)

Use this page to perform conversions between microsieverts and nanosieverts effortlessly.