Voltage
Electric potential difference.
Try a decimal, 1e-9, 1/3, or 5 1/2.
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Convert volt (V) to millivolt (mV). Enter a value for an instant result, or use the examples and reverse conversion below.
Electric potential difference.
Try a decimal, 1e-9, 1/3, or 5 1/2.
Enter a volt value to calculate millivolt 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 |
|---|---|---|
| microvoltfrom V | µV | 1000000 |
| millivoltfrom V | mV | 1000 |
| voltfrom V | V | 1 |
| kilovoltfrom V | kV | 0.001 |
| megavoltfrom V | MV | 0.000001 |
SI symbols follow international notation. U.S. and Imperial measures are labelled separately where their values differ.
Volt (V) and millivolt (mV) are units of voltage. Use this page to convert in either direction.
| Volt (V) | Millivolt (mV) |
|---|---|
| 1 V | 1000 mV |
| 5 V | 5000 mV |
| 10 V | 10000 mV |
| 100 V | 100000 mV |
Examples are rounded to 6 significant digits. The interactive converter retains full calculation precision; change Display Precision to see more digits.