Farad (F)

The farad (F) is the SI unit of electrical capacitance—the ability to store electric charge. One farad is extremely large; practical capacitors range from picofarads to millifarads. Supercapacitors reach 1-5000+ farads. Named after physicist Michael Faraday. Formula: C = Q/V (charge/voltage).

Convert From Farads

F to mF F to μF F to nF F to pF Farad to Femtofarad Farad to Attofarad Farad to Kilofarad Farad to Megafarad F to abF F to statF Farad to ESU of Capacitance Farad to EMU of Capacitance Farad to Microfarad (MFD)

Convert To Farads

mF to F μF to F nF to F pF to F Femtofarad to Farad Attofarad to Farad Kilofarad to Farad Megafarad to Farad abF to F statF to F ESU of Capacitance to Farad EMU of Capacitance to Farad Microfarad (MFD) to Farad

Conversion Factors

1 F 1e-6 mF

1 F 1000000 μF

1 F 1000000000 nF

1 F 1e12 pF

1 F 1e15 fF

1 F 1e18 aF

1 F 0.001 kF

1 F 1e-6 MF

1 F 1e-9 abF

1 F 898755224015 statF

1 F 898755224015 esu

1 F 1e-9 emu

1 F 1000000 MFD

Related Units

Millifarad (mF) Microfarad (μF) Nanofarad (nF) Picofarad (pF) Femtofarad (fF) Attofarad (aF) Kilofarad (kF) Megafarad (MF) Abfarad (abF) Statfarad (statF) ESU of Capacitance (esu) EMU of Capacitance (emu) Microfarad (MFD) (MFD)