magnetic flux density Quantity (Library of Units and Constants

Name:
atomic-unit-of-magnetic-flux-density
(convert atomic-unit-of-magnetic-flux-density to new units)

Metric (SI) Equivalents:
235.051742 kilo teslas
235.051742 kilo webers / meter^2
2.35051742e+5 kilograms / ampere second^2

Standard Uncertainty:
2 centi teslas

Metric (SI) Dimensions:
mass × time^-2 × electric-current^-1

Notes:
(1) The value for this measured constant was obtained from NIST. See their section on constants, units, and uncertainty for more information.
(2) This unit is shown with the dimensions of the "magnetic flux density" 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:
gamma-flux
(convert gamma-flux to new units)

Another Name:
gamma

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

Metric (SI) Dimensions:
mass × time^-2 × electric-current^-1

Notes:
(1) This unit is shown with the dimensions of the "magnetic flux density" 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:
gauss
(convert gauss to new units)

Abbreviation:
Gs

Another Name:
G

Metric (SI) Equivalents:
100 micro teslas
100 micro webers / meter^2
0.0001 kilograms / ampere second^2

Metric (SI) Dimensions:
mass × time^-2 × electric-current^-1

Notes:
(1) This unit is shown with the dimensions of the "magnetic flux density" 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:
tesla
(convert tesla to new units)

Abbreviation:
T

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

Metric (SI) Dimensions:
mass × time^-2 × electric-current^-1

Note:
This unit is shown with the dimensions of the "magnetic flux density" 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:	atomic-unit-of-magnetic-flux-density (convert atomic-unit-of-magnetic-flux-density to new units)
Metric (SI) Equivalents:	235.051742 kilo teslas 235.051742 kilo webers / meter^2 2.35051742e+5 kilograms / ampere second^2
Standard Uncertainty:	2 centi teslas
Metric (SI) Dimensions:	mass × time^-2 × electric-current^-1
Notes:	(1) The value for this measured constant was obtained from NIST. See their section on constants, units, and uncertainty for more information. (2) This unit is shown with the dimensions of the "magnetic flux density" 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:	gamma-flux (convert gamma-flux to new units)
Another Name:	gamma
Metric (SI) Equivalents:	1 nano tesla 1 nano weber / meter^2 1e-09 kilograms / ampere second^2
Metric (SI) Dimensions:	mass × time^-2 × electric-current^-1
Notes:	(1) This unit is shown with the dimensions of the "magnetic flux density" 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:	gauss (convert gauss to new units)
Abbreviation:	Gs
Another Name:	G
Metric (SI) Equivalents:	100 micro teslas 100 micro webers / meter^2 0.0001 kilograms / ampere second^2
Metric (SI) Dimensions:	mass × time^-2 × electric-current^-1
Notes:	(1) This unit is shown with the dimensions of the "magnetic flux density" 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:	tesla (convert tesla to new units)
Abbreviation:	T
Metric (SI) Equivalents:	tesla is a metric unit (in fact, it is a derived SI unit) 1 weber / meter^2 1 kilogram / ampere second^2
Metric (SI) Dimensions:	mass × time^-2 × electric-current^-1
Note:	This unit is shown with the dimensions of the "magnetic flux density" 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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