UNIT REFERENCE · PV

Petavolts: conversions & definition

Petavolts (PV) represent voltage. One unit equals 10^15 V. One volt is one joule per coulomb: an electric potential difference.

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Each row converts one PV. Open a converter to enter any value and see its formula, worked example and reference table. Results below are rounded to 10 significant digits.

1 PV in compatible units
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Volts (V)≈ 1e+15Convert PV to V
Millivolts (mV)≈ 1e+18Convert PV to mV
Kilovolts (kV)≈ 1e+12Convert PV to kV
Microvolts (µV)≈ 1e+21Convert PV to µV
Megavolts (MV)≈ 1,000,000,000Convert PV to MV
Nanovolts (nV)≈ 1e+24Convert PV to nV
Gigavolts (GV)≈ 1,000,000Convert PV to GV
Centivolts (cV)≈ 1e+17Convert PV to cV
Decivolts (dV)≈ 1e+16Convert PV to dV
Hectovolts (hV)≈ 1e+13Convert PV to hV
Decavolts (daV)≈ 1e+14Convert PV to daV
Picovolts (pV)≈ 1e+27Convert PV to pV
Teravolts (TV)≈ 1,000Convert PV to TV
Femtovolts (fV)≈ 1e+30Convert PV to fV
Attovolts (aV)≈ 1e+33Convert PV to aV
Exavolts (EV)≈ 0.001Convert PV to EV
Zeptovolts (zV)≈ 1e+36Convert PV to zV
Zettavolts (ZV)≈ 0.000001Convert PV to ZV
Yoctovolts (yV)≈ 1e+39Convert PV to yV

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