Magnetic UNIT CONVERTOR converts SI to CGS and vice versa. Version 1.0
Quantity of magnetism | Quantity symbol | SI | Conversion comparison | CGS | |||||
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Name | Unit | Name | Unit | ||||||
Magnetic flux | φ | Weber | Wb | 108 | > | < | 10-8 | Maxwell | Mx |
Magnetic flux density | B | Tesla | T | 104 | > | < | 10-4 | Gauss | G |
Strength of magnetic field | H | Ampere/m | A/m | 4π * 10-3 | > | < | 103/4π | Oersted | Oe |
Strength of magnetism | M | Ampere/m | A/m | 10-3 | > | < | 103 | Gauss | G |
Magnetic polarization | J | Tesla | T | 104/4π | > | < | 4π * 10-4 | Gauss | G |
Magnetomotive force | Fm | Ampere | A | 4π * 10-1 | > | < | 10/4π | Gilbert | Gi |
Magnetic attraction | F | Newton | N | 105 | > | < | 10-5 | Dyne | dyn |
Magnetic permeability | μ | Henry/m | H/m | 107/4π | > | < | 4π * 10-7 | Absolute number | |
Vaccuum permeability | μ0 | 4π * 10-7 Henry/m | H/m | 1 | Absolute number | ||||
Magnetic resistance | Rm | 1/Henry | H-1 | 4π * 10-9 | > | < | 109/4π | Gilbert/Maxwell | Gi/Mx |
Permeance | P | Henry | H | 109/4π9 | > | < | 4π * 10-9 | Maxwell/Gilbert | Mx/Gi |
Maximum energy product | BH | Joule/m3 | J/m3 | 4π * 10 | > | < | 10-1/4π | Gauss/Oersted | G,Oe |
BH | Joule/m3 | J/m3 | 10 | > | < | 10-1 | Erg/cm3 | erg/cm3 |
How to convert
Multiplying the amount in SI units by the number on the left side of the arrow > will give the equivalent in CGS units and multiplying the amoung in CGS units by the number on the right side of the arrow < will give the equivalent in SI units.