kilovolt per mil
Electric field strengthexact by definition
One kilovolt per mil, equal to 39,370,078.74… V/m, or about 39.37 kV/mm. It is the headline dielectric-strength figure on North American film and magnet-wire datasheets.
Watch out: A polymer film rated "4 kV/mil" is at roughly 157 kV/mm, which is a perfectly ordinary figure for a thin film and an impossible one for anything else. Comparing a per-mil rating against a per-millimetre one without converting overstates or understates by nearly forty times.
| 1 | 39,370,079 |
One kilovolt per mil in every electric field strength unit
| 39,370,100 | volt per meter (V/m) | |
| 39,370,100 | newton per coulomb (N/C) | |
| 393,701 | volt per centimeter (V/cm) | |
| 39,370.1 | kilovolt per meter (kV/m) | |
| 39,370.1 | volt per millimeter (V/mm) | |
| 39.3701 | kilovolt per millimeter (kV/mm) | |
| 39.3701 | megavolt per meter (MV/m) | |
| 1,000 | volt per mil (V/mil) | |
| 1 | kilovolt per mil (kV/mil)this unit |
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