Unit Converter (Metric system, US customary units, etc.) / Tool
Metric system
United States customary units / Imperial units
Japanese units of measurement
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This is a unit converter that runs in your browser. Interconvert metric, United States customary units / Imperial units, and other systems of units with other systems of units.
- Entering a value in any unit will automatically convert it to another unit.
- Rounded to the fourteenth decimal place.
- A number with many digits may appear as
1e9
. This is the computer’s exponential representation, where “e” is a power of 10.
e.g. 1e3 = 103 = 1,000
e.g. 1e-3 = 10-3 = 0.001 - This tool does not check the lower limit, so even if it is less than 0 Kelvin, it will be converted without error. Please note.
Metric unit conversion
The metric system is a system of units based on the meter as a unit of length and the kilogram as a unit of mass.
Units | Symbols | Conversion |
---|---|---|
Nanometre | nm | 10-9 m |
Micrometre | μm | 10-6 m |
Millimetre | mm | 10-3 m |
Centimetre | cm | 10-2 m |
Decimetre | dm | 10-1 m |
Decametre | dam | 101 m |
Hectometre | hm | 102 m |
Kilometre | km | 103 m |
Megametre | Mm | 106 m |
Units | Symbols | Conversion |
---|---|---|
Nanogram | ng | 10-9 g |
Microgram | μg | 10-6 g |
Milligram | mg | 10-3 g |
Centigram | cg | 10-2 g |
Decigram | dg | 10-1 g |
Decagram | dag | 101 g |
Hectogram | hg | 102 g |
Kilogram | kg | 103 g |
Megagram tonne |
Mg t |
106 g |
Non-SI unit of length: Nautical mile conversion
Historically, it was defined as the meridian arc length corresponding to one minute (1/60 of a degree) of latitude. Today the international nautical mile is defined as exactly 1,852 metres (6,076 ft; 1.151 mi).
Non-SI units of area: Hectare / Are conversion
One hectare is 10,000 square meters and one hectare is 100 square meters, but neither is an SI unit.
Units | Symbols | Conversion |
---|---|---|
Are Square decametre |
a dam2 |
102 m2 |
Hectare Square hectometre |
ha hm2 |
104 m2 |
Square kilometre | km2 | 106 m2 |
Non-SI units of volume: Liter conversion
One liter is defined as the volume of a cube of 10 cm on each side (= 1dm3).
Units | Symbols | Conversion | Metric conversion |
---|---|---|---|
Microliter | µL | 10−6 L | 1 mm3 |
Milliliter | mL | 10−3 L | 1 cm3 |
Centiliter | cL | 10−2 L | 101 cm3 |
Deciliter | dL | 10−1 L | 102 cm3 |
Liter | L | 100 L | 103 cm3 (1 dm3) |
Decaliter | daL | 101 L | 104 cm4 (101 dm3) |
Hectoliter | hL | 102 L | 105 cm5 (12 dm3) |
Kiloliter | kL | 103 L | 1 m3 |
Megaliter | ML | 106 L | 103 m3 |
United States customary units / Imperial units conversion
The United States customary units / Imperial units is a system of units used mainly in the United States, with the yard as the basic unit of length and the pound as the basic unit of mass.
Units | Symbols | Conversion | Metric conversion |
---|---|---|---|
Inch | in | 25.4 mm | |
Foot | ft | 12 in | 30.48 cm |
Yard | yd | 3 ft | 0.9144 m |
Chain | ch | 22 yd | 20.1168 m |
Furlong | fur | 220 yd | 201.168 m |
Mile | mi | 1760 yd | 1609.344 m |
Units | Symbols | Conversion | Metric conversion |
---|---|---|---|
Grain | gr | 0.06479891 g | |
Dram | dr | 27 × 11/32 gr | 1.7718451953125 g |
Ounce | oz | 16 dr | 28.349523125 g |
Pound | lb | 16 oz | 0.45359237 kg |
Hundredweight (US) | cwtUS | 100 lb | 45.359237 kg |
Ton (US) | s.t. | 2000 lb | 907.18474 kg |
Stone (UK) | st | 14 lb | 6.35029318 kg |
Quarter (UK) | qtr | 28 lb | 12.70058636 kg |
Hundredweight (UK) | cwtUK | 112 lb | 50.80234544 kg |
Ton (UK) | l.t. | 2240 lb | 1016.0469088 kg |
In addition, different units are used in the U.S. and the U.K. for volume.
Volume of liquids (US) conversion
Units | Symbols | Definitions | Liter |
---|---|---|---|
Fluid dram (US) | fl.dr. | 1/8 fl.oz. | 3.6966911953125 mL |
Fluid ounce (US) | fl.oz. | 1/16 pt | 29.5735295625 mL |
Pint (US) | pt | 1/2 qt | 473.176473 mL |
Quart (US) | qt | 1/4 gal | 0.946352946 L |
Gallon (US) | gal | 231 cu.in. | 3.785411784 L |
Oil barrel | bbl | 158.987294928 L |
※バレルは石油以外では定義が異なります。
Volume of liquids (UK) conversion
Units | Symbols | Definitions | Liter |
---|---|---|---|
Fluid dram (UK) | fl.dr. | 1/8 fl.oz. | 3.5516328125 mL |
Fluid ounce (UK) | fl.oz. | 1/5 gal | 28.4130625 mL |
Pint (UK) | pt | 1/2 qt | 568.26125 mL |
Quart (UK) | qt | 1/4 gal | 1.1365225 L |
Gallon (UK) | gal | 4.54609 L |
Japanese units of measurement (shaku–kan system) conversion
The shaku–kan system is a traditional Japanese units of measurement , with the basic unit being the shaku for length and the kan for mass.
- Length: The basic unit is the “shaku (尺)“. 1 shaku is defined as 10/33 of a meter.
- Mass: The basic unit is the “kan (貫)“. 1 kan is defined as 3.75 kg.
- Area: The basic unit is the “tsubo (坪)“. 1 tsubo is defined as 400/121 of a m2.
- Volume: The basic unit is the “shō (升)“. 1 shō is defined as 2401/1331000 of a m3.
Units | Conversion | Metric conversion |
---|---|---|
寸 sun |
0.1尺 | 1/33 m (≈30.3030 mm) |
尺 shaku |
10/33 m (≈30.3030 cm) |
|
丈 jō |
10尺 | 100/33 m (≈3.03030 m) |
間 ken |
6尺 | 60/33 m (≈1.81818 m) |
町 chō |
60間 | 1200/11 m (≈109.09 m) |
里 ri |
36町 | 43200/11 m (≈3927.273 m) |
Units | Conversion | Metric conversion |
---|---|---|
匁 momme |
3.75 g | |
両 ryō |
10匁 | 37.5 g |
斤 kin |
16両 | 600 g |
貫 kan |
100両 | 3.75 kg |
Units | Conversion | Metric conversion |
---|---|---|
勺 shaku |
1/10合 | 4/121 m2 (≈330.58 cm2) |
合 gō |
1/10坪 | 40/121 m2 (≈0.33058 m2) |
坪/歩 tsubo |
400/121 m2 (≈3.3058 m2) |
|
畝 se |
30坪 | 12000/121 m2 (≈99.174 m2) |
反 tan |
10畝 | 120000/121 m2 (≈991.736 m2) |
町 chō |
10反 | 1200000/121 m2 (≈9917.355 m2) |
畳/帖 jō |
1.62 m2 |
Units | Conversion | Metric conversion |
---|---|---|
勺 shaku |
1/10合 | ≈18.039 mL |
合 gō |
1/10升 | ≈180.391 mL |
升 shō |
≈1.804 L (2401/1331000 m3) |
|
斗 to |
10升 | ≈18.039 L |
石 koku |
10斗 | ≈180.391 L |
Unit of force conversion
The unit of force in the International System of Units (SI) is the newton.
Units | Symbols | Definitions |
---|---|---|
Newton | N | The force which gives a mass of 1 kg an acceleration of 1 m/s2. |
Dyne | dyn | The force which gives a mass of 1 g an acceleration of 1 cm/s2. |
Kilogram-force | kgf | The magnitude of the force exerted on a mass of 1 kg under normal gravity. |
Pound-force | lbf | Equal to the gravitational force exerted on a mass of 1 lb on the surface of Earth. |
Poundal | pdl | Defined as the force necessary to accelerate 1 pound-mass at 1 ft/s2. |
The conversion formula is as follows
Unit of pressure conversion
The unit of force in the International System of Units (SI) is the pascal.
Units | Symbols | Definitions |
---|---|---|
Pascal | Pa | 1 Pa is the pressure exerted by a force of magnitude 1 N perpendicularly upon an area of 1 m2. |
Bar | bar | Equal to 100 kPa. |
Standard atmosphere | atm | International standard for atmospheric pressure. |
Technical atmosphere | at | Equal to 1 kgf/cm2. |
Torr | Torr | 1/760 of standard atmosphere. |
Millimetre of mercury | mmHg | Same as tor. |
Meter of water | mH2O | Water pressure at 1 m depth. |
Inch of water | inH2O | Water pressure at 1 in depth |
Pound per square inch | psi | Pressure or stress exerting a force of 1 N per 1 sq.in. |
The conversion formula is as follows
Unit of energy conversion
The unit of force in the International System of Units (SI) is the joule.
Units | Symbols | Definitions |
---|---|---|
Joule | J | Work done when a force of 1 N moves an object 1 m. |
Erg | erg | Work done when a force of 1 dyn moves an object 1 cm. |
Kilogram-force | kgf·m | Work done when a force of 1 kgf moves an object 1 m. |
Foot-poundal | ft·pdl | Work done when a force of 1 pdl moves an object 1 ft. |
Foot-pound | ft·lbf | Work done when a force of 1 lbf moves an object 1 ft. |
Kilowatt-hour | kW·h | 1000 times more work at a power rate of 1 W per hour. (3600 times that of J) |
Calorie | cal | Heat to raise the temperature of 1 g of water by 1 °C. |
British thermal unit | Btu | Heat to raise the temperature of 1 lb of water by 1 °C. |
Electronvolt | Btu | Kinetic energy gained by an electron by passing a potential difference of 1 V in vacuum. |
TNT equivalent | t | Explosive power of 1 ton of TNT. |
The conversion formula is as follows
Unit of temperature conversion
The unit of force in the International System of Units (SI) is the kelvin.
Units | Symbols | Definitions |
---|---|---|
Kelvin | K | 1/100 of the temperature difference between the boiling and freezing points of water. |
Celsius | °C | Kelvin - 273.15 |
Fahrenheit | °F | The freezing point of fresh water is 32 degrees, the boiling point is 212 degrees, and the interval between them is divided into 180 equal parts to make 1 degree. |
Rankine | °R | A unit of temperature in the same temperature interval as Fahrenheit, with absolute zero being 0. |
Delisle | °De | Unit of boiling point of water is 0 degrees and freezing point is 150 degrees. |
Newton | °N | Unit where the temperature when snow melts is 0 degrees and the temperature when water boils is 33 degrees. |
Réaumur | °Ré | A unit of temperature that is rarely used today. |
Rømer | °Rø | A unit of temperature that is rarely used today. |
The conversion formula is as follows
Unit of time conversion
The unit of force in the International System of Units (SI) is the seconds.
Units | Converted value | Units | Converted value |
---|---|---|---|
1 year | 365 days | 1 day | 24 hours |
1 month | 30 days | 1 hour | 60 minutes |
1 week | 7 days | 1 minutes | 60 seconds |
Unit of tatami mats conversion
Jō (帖, 畳) is a unit of measurement used to express the floor area of a room.
Jō (帖)
“畳” varies in size, but “帖” is clearly defined as 1.62 square meters.
Jō (畳)
There are multiple types of “畳” dimensions, and the area varies depending on which dimension “畳” is based on. There seem to be two reasons for the creation of multiple types.
- The standard 1間 (ken) dimension varies from period to period and region to region.
- Whether tatami split (based on tatami) or pillar split (based on pillar) varies by period and region.
Name | Split | 1間 | Size | Area |
---|---|---|---|---|
Kyōma | Tatami split | 6尺3寸 | 3尺1寸5分×6尺3寸 | ≈1.82405 m2 |
Chūkyōma | Tatami split | 6尺 | 3尺×6尺 | ≈1.6562 m2 |
Edoma | Pillar split | 6尺 | ≈2尺9寸×5尺8寸 | ≈1.5488 m2 |
Danchima | - | 5尺6寸 | 2尺8寸×5尺6寸 | ≈1.445 m2 |
6-2 ma | - | 6尺2寸 | 3尺1寸×6尺2寸 | ≈1.7672 m2 |
6-1 ma | - | 6尺1寸 | 3尺5分×6尺1寸 | ≈1.71125 m2 |
Unit of bit/byte conversion
1 KB is 1024 Bytes? or 1000 Bytes?
This tool converts 1 kilobyte (KB) to 1024 bytes.
But originally kilo is . These are called metric prefixes.
Metric prefix | Name | Base 10 |
---|---|---|
K | kilo | = 1,000 |
M | mega | = 1,000,000 |
G | giga | = 1,000,000,000 |
T | tera | = 1,000,000,000,000 |
P | peta | = 1,000,000,000,000,000 |
E | exa | = 1,000,000,000,000,000,000 |
Z | zetta | = 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 |
Y | yotta | = 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 |
But since computers are binary numbers, is inconvenient.
…
Therefore, the computer decided as follows.
- KB: 1,024byte
- MB: 1,024KB
- GB: 1,024MB
But this conversion method is often confusing. It is recommended to use a binary prefix to ensure a distinction.
Binary prefix | Name | Base 10 |
---|---|---|
Ki | kibi | = 1,024 |
Mi | mebi | = 1,048,576 |
Gi | gibi | = 1,073,741,824 |
Ti | tebi | = 1,099,511,627,776 |
Pi | pebi | = 1,125,899,906,842,624 |
Ei | exbi | = 1,152,921,504,606,846,976 |
Zi | zebi | = 1,180,591,620,717,411,303,424 |
Yi | yobi | = 1,208,925,819,614,629,174,706,176 |