Voltage Converter
Local ProcessingConvert between electrical potential units including microvolt, millivolt, volt, and kilovolt.
How It Works & Processing Standards
Convert between the units listed below using V as the base unit.
| uV | 1 uV = 0.000001 V |
| mV | 1 mV = 0.001 V |
| kV | 1 kV = 1000 V |
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Changes the prefix on voltages from sensor signals (µV, mV) to household power (V) and distribution lines (kV).
How to Use Voltage Converter
- 1Enter a valueDecimals and negative numbers (for temperature, say) are accepted.
- 2Choose unitsPick the unit you have and the unit you want. The swap button reverses the direction.
- 3Read, copy or shareResults show up to six decimal places. Copy them or create a share link with the same value.
Examples
3.3 V in mV
Input: 3.3 V → mV
Result: 3300
22.9 kV distribution in V
Input: 22.9 kV → V
Result: 22900
Common Use Cases
- Matching units in circuit or sensor datasheets
- Comparing battery and charger voltages
- Checking electrical engineering homework
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Does it work for AC 220 V?
The unit conversion is the same: 220 V is 0.22 kV. It does not convert RMS to peak.
Can I convert current or resistance?
Use the Current and Resistance converters.
