Henry (H)

The henry (H) is the SI unit of electrical inductance—one henry induces 1 volt when current changes at 1 ampere per second. Large transformers and chokes range from 0.1-10 H. Car ignition coils: 3-8 H. Named after American scientist Joseph Henry. Formula: V = L × di/dt.

Convert From Henries

H to mH H to μH H to nH Henry to Picohenry Henry to Femtohenry H to kH Henry to Megahenry H to abH H to statH Henry to ESU of Inductance Henry to EMU of Inductance

Convert To Henries

mH to H μH to H nH to H Picohenry to Henry Femtohenry to Henry kH to H Megahenry to Henry abH to H statH to H ESU of Inductance to Henry EMU of Inductance to Henry

Conversion Factors

1 H 1e-6 mH

1 H 1000000 μH

1 H 1000000000 nH

1 H 1e12 pH

1 H 1e15 fH

1 H 0.001 kH

1 H 1e-6 MH

1 H 1000000000 abH

1 H 1.1126500561e-12 statH

1 H 1.1126500561e-12 esu

1 H 1000000000 emu

Related Units

Millihenry (mH) Microhenry (μH) Nanohenry (nH) Picohenry (pH) Femtohenry (fH) Kilohenry (kH) Megahenry (MH) Abhenry (abH) Stathenry (statH) ESU of Inductance (esu) EMU of Inductance (emu)