Convert henry to nanohenry

Henry

The henry (symbol: H) is the SI unit of electrical inductance. A circuit has an inductance of one henry when an electromotive force of one volt is induced by a current changing at a rate of one ampere per second. Named after Joseph Henry, who independently discovered electromagnetic induction.

Nanohenry

The nanohenry (symbol: nH) is equal to 10⁻⁹ henries. It is used for very small inductors in microwave circuits, integrated circuit inductors, and parasitic inductance of PCB traces and component leads.

Henry to Nanohenry conversion table

Henry	Nanohenry	Nanohenry	Henry
1	1E+09	1	1E-09
2	2E+09	2	2E-09
3	3E+09	3	3E-09
5	5E+09	5	5E-09
10	1E+10	10	1E-08
20	2E+10	20	2E-08
25	2.5E+10	25	2.5E-08
50	5E+10	50	5E-08
100	1E+11	100	1E-07
250	2.5E+11	250	2.5E-07
500	5E+11	500	5E-07
1000	1E+12	1000	1E-06

How to convert Henry to Nanohenry

1 H = 1E+09 nH. To convert any value, multiply it by 1E+09. For example, 25 H = 2.5E+10 nH.

Frequently asked questions

How many nH are there in one H?: One H is equal to 1E+09 nH.
How do you convert Henry to Nanohenry?: Multiply the value in Henry by 1E+09 to get the result in Nanohenry.
How much is 25 H in nH?: 25 H is equal to 2.5E+10 nH.
How do you convert Nanohenry back to Henry?: Divide by the same factor: multiply the value in Nanohenry by 1E-09 to get Henry.