Electric Field Strength Converter

Enter value and click on calculate. Result will be displayed.

Select Unit :

Charge (e) :

Result:

Abvolt/centimeter :

Kilovolt/centimeter :

Microvolt/meter :

Millivolt/meter :

Statvolt/centimeter :

Statvolt/inch :

Volt/centimeter :

Volt/inch :

Volt/meter :

What is an Electric Field Strength Converter?
An Electric Field Strength Converter is a tool that helps convert electric field strength between different units of measurement. Electric field strength (E) measures the force per unit charge experienced by a charged particle in an electric field, usually expressed in volts per meter (V/m). Other units include newtons per coulomb (N/C) or statvolts per centimeter (statV/cm) in different systems of measurement.

Why use an Electric Field Strength Converter?

Simplifies unit conversions: Avoids manual calculations and reduces mistakes.
Ensures consistency: Helps when working with data from different sources using various units.
Essential for engineering and physics: Electric fields are key in electromagnetics, circuit design, and wave propagation.
Helps in practical applications: From antenna design to electrostatics and power systems.

How does an Electric Field Strength Converter work?
It takes an electric field strength value and converts it to the desired unit using standard conversion factors. For example:

1 V/m=1 N/C
1 V/m=100 statV/cm(in the CGS system)

Let’s say you have an electric field strength of 500 V/m and want to convert it to statV/cm:

500 V/m×100=50000 statV/cm

When to use an Electric Field Strength Converter?

In physics labs for electric field measurements.
In electromagnetic field analysis for antenna or wave calculations.
For electrical engineering projects involving capacitors, insulators, or charged particles.
When working across unit systems (like switching between SI and CGS).