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Electric Charge converter

Charge in coulombs and the ampere-hour ratings used for batteries, a 3000 mAh cell holds 10 800 C.

12 units, referenced to the coulomb

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Decimals, fractions such as 3/4, and scientific notation such as 1.2e3 all work.

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One milliampere-hour in every electric charge unit

11 rows
UnitSymbol1 mAh equals
CoulombC3.6
KilocoulombkC0.0036
MillicoulombmC3,600
MicrocoulombµC3,600,000
NanocoulombnC3,600,000,000
PicocoulombpC3.6e12
Ampere-hourAh0.001
Abcoulomb (EMU)abC0.36
Statcoulomb (ESU)statC1.079252849e10
Faraday (chemistry)F3.731137076e-5
Elementary chargee2.246943e19

How the milliampere-hour to coulomb conversion works

Multiply by 3.6 to go from milliampere-hour to coulomb:

C = mAh × 3.6

Going the other way, multiply by 0.2777777778, which is the same as dividing by 3.6.

Questions

How many coulomb are in one milliampere-hour?

One milliampere-hour equals 3.6 coulomb.

Which units does this electric charge converter cover?

12 units in total, all referenced to the coulomb. They include coulomb, kilocoulomb, millicoulomb, microcoulomb, nanocoulomb, picocoulomb and more. Pick any pair from the two dropdown lists.

How precise are the results?

Every conversion is computed in your browser at double precision from the factors listed on this page, which follow the SI definitions and the exact international agreements for imperial and US customary units. Use the Decimals control to round the display without changing the underlying value.

Does anything I type leave my device?

No. The converter is plain JavaScript running locally, with no server round-trip, and the page keeps working offline once loaded.