Volt-second (V·s)

A volt-second (V·s) is exactly equal to one weber by definition. Shows the fundamental relationship from Faraday's law: EMF = -dΦ/dt, so flux has units of voltage × time. Useful for understanding flux in terms of induced voltage over time.

Convert From Volt-seconds

Volt-second to Weber Volt-second to Milliweber Volt-second to Microweber Volt-second to Nanoweber Volt-second to Picoweber Volt-second to Kiloweber Volt-second to Megaweber V·s to Mx Volt-second to Kilomaxwell Volt-second to Megamaxwell Volt-second to Millivolt-second Volt-second to Line (Maxwell) Volt-second to Unit Pole

Convert To Volt-seconds

Weber to Volt-second Milliweber to Volt-second Microweber to Volt-second Nanoweber to Volt-second Picoweber to Volt-second Kiloweber to Volt-second Megaweber to Volt-second Mx to V·s Kilomaxwell to Volt-second Megamaxwell to Volt-second Millivolt-second to Volt-second Line (Maxwell) to Volt-second Unit Pole to Volt-second

Conversion Factors

1 V·s 1 Wb

1 V·s 1e-6 mWb

1 V·s 1000000 μWb

1 V·s 1000000000 nWb

1 V·s 1e12 pWb

1 V·s 0.001 kWb

1 V·s 1e-6 MWb

1 V·s 100000000 Mx

1 V·s 100000 kMx

1 V·s 100 MMx

1 V·s 1000 mV·s

1 V·s 100000000 line

1 V·s 7957747.5436 unit pole

Related Units

Weber (Wb) Milliweber (mWb) Microweber (μWb) Nanoweber (nWb) Picoweber (pWb) Kiloweber (kWb) Megaweber (MWb) Maxwell (Mx) Kilomaxwell (kMx) Megamaxwell (MMx) Millivolt-second (mV·s) Line (Maxwell) (line) Unit Pole (unit pole)