SI Multiples
Submultiples | Multiples | |||||
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Value | Symbol | Name | Value | Symbol | Name | |
10−1 Hz | dHz | decihertz | 101 Hz | daHz | decahertz | |
10−2 Hz | cHz | centihertz | 102 Hz | hHz | hectohertz | |
10−3 Hz | mHz | millihertz | 103 Hz | kHz | kilohertz | |
10−6 Hz | µHz | microhertz | 106 Hz | MHz | megahertz | |
10−9 Hz | nHz | nanohertz | 109 Hz | GHz | gigahertz | |
10−12 Hz | pHz | picohertz | 1012 Hz | THz | terahertz | |
10−15 Hz | fHz | femtohertz | 1015 Hz | PHz | petahertz | |
10−18 Hz | aHz | attohertz | 1018 Hz | EHz | exahertz | |
10−21 Hz | zHz | zeptohertz | 1021 Hz | ZHz | zettahertz | |
10−24 Hz | yHz | yoctohertz | 1024 Hz | YHz | yottahertz | |
Common prefixed units are in bold face. |
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