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Inductance converter

Compare inductance in henries, millihenries, microhenries and nanohenries.

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Your inputs

The starting values are an example.

Decimals: 12.5 · Thousands: 1,234.56. Follow the field instructions for lists.

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Your result

Enter your values and select Calculate.

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Your result will include the relevant values and units.

Understand the calculation

Formula and example

How it is calculated

Converted value = original value × source factor / target factor

Worked example

2.2 mH = 2200 µH.

Things to check

  • The henry is the unit of inductance. This unit conversion does not account for frequency dependence, saturation or component tolerance.
  • Rounding is applied only to displayed results. Very small or very large values may appear in scientific notation.

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