electric inductance Quantity (Library of Units and Constants

Name:
abhenry
(convert abhenry to new units)

Abbreviation:
aH

Other Names:
emu-of-inductance, abH

Metric (SI) Equivalents:
1 nano henry
1 nano weber / ampere
1e-09 meter^2 kilograms / ampere^2 second^2

Metric (SI) Dimensions:
length^2 × mass × time^-2 × electric-current^-2

Notes:
(1) This unit is shown with the dimensions of the "electric inductance" quantity in the SI system of units. There are other systems of units used for electromagnetic calculations and they may assign different dimensions to this quantity.
(2) The metric (SI) equivalents above are exact.

Name:
henry
(convert henry to new units)

Abbreviation:
H

Metric (SI) Equivalents:
henry is a metric unit (in fact, it is a derived SI unit)
1 weber / ampere
1 meter^2 kilogram / ampere^2 second^2

Metric (SI) Dimensions:
length^2 × mass × time^-2 × electric-current^-2

Note:
This unit is shown with the dimensions of the "electric inductance" quantity in the SI system of units. There are other systems of units used for electromagnetic calculations and they may assign different dimensions to this quantity.

Name:
mic
(convert mic to new units)

Metric (SI) Equivalents:
1 micro henry
1 micro weber / ampere
1e-06 meter^2 kilograms / ampere^2 second^2

Metric (SI) Dimensions:
length^2 × mass × time^-2 × electric-current^-2

Notes:
(1) This unit is shown with the dimensions of the "electric inductance" quantity in the SI system of units. There are other systems of units used for electromagnetic calculations and they may assign different dimensions to this quantity.
(2) The metric (SI) equivalents above are exact.

Name:
stathenry
(convert stathenry to new units)

Abbreviation:
statH

Another Name:
esu-of-inductance

Metric (SI) Equivalents:
898.75517874 giga henries
898.75517874 giga webers / ampere
8.9875517874e+11 meter^2 kilograms / ampere^2 second^2

Metric (SI) Dimensions:
length^2 × mass × time^-2 × electric-current^-2

Note:
This unit is shown with the dimensions of the "electric inductance" quantity in the SI system of units. There are other systems of units used for electromagnetic calculations and they may assign different dimensions to this quantity.


Name:	abhenry (convert abhenry to new units)
Abbreviation:	aH
Other Names:	emu-of-inductance, abH
Metric (SI) Equivalents:	1 nano henry 1 nano weber / ampere 1e-09 meter^2 kilograms / ampere^2 second^2
Metric (SI) Dimensions:	length^2 × mass × time^-2 × electric-current^-2
Notes:	(1) This unit is shown with the dimensions of the "electric inductance" quantity in the SI system of units. There are other systems of units used for electromagnetic calculations and they may assign different dimensions to this quantity. (2) The metric (SI) equivalents above are exact.

Name:	henry (convert henry to new units)
Abbreviation:	H
Metric (SI) Equivalents:	henry is a metric unit (in fact, it is a derived SI unit) 1 weber / ampere 1 meter^2 kilogram / ampere^2 second^2
Metric (SI) Dimensions:	length^2 × mass × time^-2 × electric-current^-2
Note:	This unit is shown with the dimensions of the "electric inductance" quantity in the SI system of units. There are other systems of units used for electromagnetic calculations and they may assign different dimensions to this quantity.

Name:	mic (convert mic to new units)
Metric (SI) Equivalents:	1 micro henry 1 micro weber / ampere 1e-06 meter^2 kilograms / ampere^2 second^2
Metric (SI) Dimensions:	length^2 × mass × time^-2 × electric-current^-2
Notes:	(1) This unit is shown with the dimensions of the "electric inductance" quantity in the SI system of units. There are other systems of units used for electromagnetic calculations and they may assign different dimensions to this quantity. (2) The metric (SI) equivalents above are exact.

Name:	stathenry (convert stathenry to new units)
Abbreviation:	statH
Another Name:	esu-of-inductance
Metric (SI) Equivalents:	898.75517874 giga henries 898.75517874 giga webers / ampere 8.9875517874e+11 meter^2 kilograms / ampere^2 second^2
Metric (SI) Dimensions:	length^2 × mass × time^-2 × electric-current^-2
Note:	This unit is shown with the dimensions of the "electric inductance" quantity in the SI system of units. There are other systems of units used for electromagnetic calculations and they may assign different dimensions to this quantity.

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