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Volts To Megavolts (MV) Converter
Conversion Rule
M(MV) = M(V) x 10-6
[ Where, M is a variable in MV and V ]
Examples
Example 1. Convert 20 volt to megavolt.
Solution!
- 1 V = 10-6 MV.
- 20 V = 20÷1000000 MV.
- 20 V = 2x10-5 MV.
Example 2. Convert 15 volt to megavolt.
Solution!
- 1 V = 10-6MV.
- 15 V = 15÷1000000 MV.
- 15 V = 15x10-6 MV.
Example 3. Convert 23.5 volt to megavolt.
Solution!
- 1 V = 10-6 MV.
- 23.5 V = 23.5÷1000000 MV.
- 23.5 V = 23.5x10-6 MV.
Standard Electrical Units of Measure
| Parameter | Unit | Symbol | Formula |
|---|---|---|---|
| Voltage | Volt | V or E | V = I × R |
| Current | Ampere | I or i | I = V ÷ R |
| Resistance | Ohm | R or Ω | R = V ÷ I |
| Conductance | Siemen | G or ℧ | G = 1 ÷ R |
| Capacitance | Farad | C | C = Q ÷ V |
| Charge | Coulomb | Q | Q = C × V |
| Inductance | Henry | L ot H | VL = -L(di/dt) |
| Power | Watts | W | P = V × I or I2 × R |
| Impedance | Ohm | Z | Z2 = R2 + X2 |
| Frequency | Hertz | Hz | ƒ = 1 ÷ T |
Useful Information
| 1 V = 10-6 MV | 20 V = 2x10-5 MV |
| 2 V = 2x10-6 MV | 30 V = 3x10-5 MV |
| 3 V = 3x10-6 MV | 30 V = 3x10-5 MV |
| 4 V = 4x10-6 MV | 40 V = 4x10-5 MV |
| 5 V = 5x10-6 MV | 50 V = 5x10-5 MV |
| 6 V = 6x10-6 MV | 60 V = 6x10-5 MV |
| 7 V = 7x10-6 MV | 70 V = 7x10-5 MV |
| 8 V = 8x10-6 MV | 80 V = 8x10-5 MV |
| 9 V = 9x10-6 MV | 90 V = 9x10-5 MV |
| 10 V = 10-5 MV | 100 V = 10-4 MV |