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: '''Nanoohms''' are shortened to '''nΩ''' with a lower case n and the Greek letter '''Ω''' (omega). | : '''Nanoohms''' are shortened to '''nΩ''' with a lower case n and the Greek letter '''Ω''' (omega). | ||
Latest revision as of 19:55, 25 March 2019
Key Stage 4
Meaning
Nanoohms (nΩ) are a unit of resistance 1,000,000,000 times smaller than the SI Unit; the Ohm.
About Microohms
- Nanoohms are shortened to nΩ with a lower case n and the Greek letter Ω (omega).
- Nano means one billionth so there are 1,000,000,000 nanoohms in a Ohm.
Converting to Nanoohms
| Unit | To convert | Nanoohms |
| 1 megaohm (1MΩ) | Convert to nanoohms x1015 | 1x1015nΩ |
| 1 kiloohm (1kΩ) | Convert to nanoohms x1012 | 1x1012nΩ |
| 1 Ohm (1Ω) | Convert to nanoohms x109 | 1x109nΩ |
| 1 milliohm 1(mΩ) | Convert to nanoohms x106 | 1x106nΩ |
| 1 microohm 1(µΩ) | Convert to nanoohms x103 | 1x103nΩ |
| 1 nanoohm 1(nΩ) | Convert to nanoohms x1 | 1nΩ |