Electricity Converters

Electric Charge Converter

Convert electric charge between coulombs, ampere-hours and faradays. One ampere-hour is 3600 coulombs; one faraday is the charge of one mole of electrons.

ELECTRIC CHARGE CONVERTER — INSTANT RESULT

All supported units — electric charge

UnitSymbolTo coulomb (C)From coulomb (C)
CoulombC1 C = 1 C1 C = 1 C
KilocoulombkC1 kC = 1,000 C1 C = 0.001 kC
MillicoulombmC1 mC = 0.001 C1 C = 1,000 mC
MicrocoulombµC1 µC = 1e-06 C1 C = 1,000,000 µC
NanocoulombnC1 nC = 1e-09 C1 C = 999,999,999.99999988 nC
Ampere-hourA·h1 A·h = 3,600 C1 C = 0.00027777778 A·h
Milliampere-hourmA·h1 mA·h = 3.6 C1 C = 0.27777778 mA·h
Faraday (C12)F1 F = 96,485.33212 C1 C = 1.036427e-05 F
AbcoulombabC1 abC = 10 C1 C = 0.1 abC
Statcoulomb (ESU)statC1 statC = 3.33564e-10 C1 C = 2,997,924,579.98339128 statC

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Frequently asked questions

What units does this electric charge converter support?
It supports 10 units: Coulomb (C), Kilocoulomb (kC), Millicoulomb (mC), Microcoulomb (µC), Nanocoulomb (nC), Ampere-hour (A·h), Milliampere-hour (mA·h), Faraday (C12) (F), Abcoulomb (abC), Statcoulomb (ESU) (statC).
What is the base unit of electric charge?
The SI reference unit is the coulomb (C). Every conversion is computed by converting the input to the base unit, then from the base unit to the target unit, so chained precision is preserved.
Is this converter accurate?
Yes. Conversion factors use exact legal definitions where they exist (for example 1 in = 25.4 mm exactly) and CODATA/ISO constants otherwise. Results are shown to up to 10 significant figures.