Convert gauss to gamma

Gauss

The gauss is the CGS unit of magnetic flux density, named after Carl Friedrich Gauss. One gauss equals 10⁻⁴ tesla, commonly used to describe the Earth's magnetic field.

Gamma

The gamma is a small unit of magnetic flux density equal to one nanotesla (10⁻⁹ T), used in geophysics and magnetic anomaly surveys.

Gauss to Gamma conversion table

Gauss	Gamma	Gamma	Gauss
1	100000	1	1E-05
2	200000	2	2E-05
3	300000	3	3E-05
5	500000	5	5E-05
10	1E+06	10	0.0001
20	2E+06	20	0.0002
25	2.5E+06	25	0.00025
50	5E+06	50	0.0005
100	1E+07	100	0.001
250	2.5E+07	250	0.0025
500	5E+07	500	0.005
1000	1E+08	1000	0.01

How to convert Gauss to Gamma

1 Gs = 100000 Gamma. To convert any value, multiply it by 100000. For example, 25 Gs = 2.5E+06 Gamma.

Frequently asked questions

How many Gamma are there in one Gs?: One Gs is equal to 100000 Gamma.
How do you convert Gauss to Gamma?: Multiply the value in Gauss by 100000 to get the result in Gamma.
How much is 25 Gs in Gamma?: 25 Gs is equal to 2.5E+06 Gamma.
How do you convert Gamma back to Gauss?: Divide by the same factor: multiply the value in Gamma by 1E-05 to get Gauss.