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Electric field strength converter
How hard a field pushes on a charge. 5 units, converted from one table of exact factors.
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1 volt/meter in every other electric field strength unit
Computed by the same engine that runs the converter above, so these can never drift apart from it.
| From | Equals | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| 1 volt/meter | 0.001 | kilovolt/meter (kV/m) |
| 1 volt/meter | 0.01 | volt/centimeter (V/cm) |
| 1 volt/meter | 0.0254 | volt/inch (V/in) |
| 1 volt/meter | 1 | newton/coulomb (N/C) |
What each unit actually is
Most converters give you a number and stop. Where a figure is exact by definition we say so, and where it is an average or shifts with conditions we say that too — that is usually the thing you needed to know.
| Unit | Symbol | What it actually is |
|---|---|---|
| volt/meter | V/m | SI. |
| kilovolt/meter | kV/m | |
| volt/centimeter | V/cm | |
| volt/inch | V/in | |
| newton/coulomb | N/C | Identical to V/m — the same quantity under another name. |
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