\text{mV}

millivolt

Voltageexact by definition

The millivolt is one thousandth of a volt. Most sensors that produce a voltage directly produce millivolts: thermocouples, strain-gauge bridges, pH and ORP probes, and current-shunt outputs all live in this range. The factor of 1e-3 is exact, being an SI prefix.

\text{mV}

0.001

\text{V}

One millivolt in every voltage unit

1,000,000,000	picovolt (pV)
1,000,000	nanovolt (nV)
1,000	microvolt (μV)
1	millivolt (mV)this unit
0.001	volt (V)	convert →
0.000001	kilovolt (kV)	convert →
1.00000e-09	megavolt (MV)
1.00000e-12	gigavolt (GV)

Convert millivolt to

mv → v mv → kv

All voltage units →

Solvers that use voltage

Ohm's Law
Electrical Power (P = VI)
Electrical Power (P = V²/R)
RC Capacitor Discharge
RC Capacitor Charging
Electric Potential of a Point Charge

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