Electric field strength
Electric potential gradient.
Try a decimal, 1e-9, 1/3, or 5 1/2.
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Convert volt per millimetre (V/mm) to kilovolt per millimetre (kV/mm). Enter a value for an instant result, or use the examples and reverse conversion below.
Electric potential gradient.
Try a decimal, 1e-9, 1/3, or 5 1/2.
Enter a volt per millimetre value to calculate kilovolt per millimetre with full internal precision before display rounding.
Auto trims unnecessary zeroes and uses scientific notation for extreme magnitudes. Use Digits to set the display precision; calculations retain full precision.
| Unit | Symbol | Converted value |
|---|---|---|
| volt per metrefrom V/mm | V/m | 1000 |
| volt per centimetrefrom V/mm | V/cm | 10 |
| volt per millimetrefrom V/mm | V/mm | 1 |
| kilovolt per metrefrom V/mm | kV/m | 1 |
| kilovolt per millimetrefrom V/mm | kV/mm | 0.001 |
| volt per inchfrom V/mm | V/in | 25.4 |
SI symbols follow international notation. U.S. and Imperial measures are labelled separately where their values differ.
Volt Per Millimetre (V/mm) and kilovolt per millimetre (kV/mm) are units of electric field strength. Use this page to convert in either direction.
| Volt Per Millimetre (V/mm) | Kilovolt Per Millimetre (kV/mm) |
|---|---|
| 1 V/mm | 0.001 kV/mm |
| 5 V/mm | 0.005 kV/mm |
| 10 V/mm | 0.01 kV/mm |
| 100 V/mm | 0.1 kV/mm |
Examples are rounded to 6 significant digits. The interactive converter retains full calculation precision; change Display Precision to see more digits.
kV/mm to V/mm (kilovolt per millimetre to volt per millimetre)