Convert milliampere turn to gilbert

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Milliampere Turn

The milliampere turn equals one-thousandth of an ampere turn, used in low-current magnetic devices and sensors. 


Gilbert

The gilbert is the CGS unit of magnetomotive force, named after William Gilbert. One gilbert equals 10/(4π) ampere turns, approximately 0.7958 At. 


Milliampere Turn to Gilbert conversion table
Milliampere TurnGilbertGilbertMilliampere Turn
10.001256641795.775
20.0025132721591.55
30.0037699132387.32
50.0062831953978.87
100.0125664107957.75
200.02513272015915.5
250.03141592519894.4
500.06283195039788.7
1000.12566410079577.5
2500.314159250198944
5000.628319500397887
10001.256641000795775
How to convert Milliampere Turn to Gilbert

1 mAt = 0.00125664 Gi. To convert any value, multiply it by 0.00125664. For example, 25 mAt = 0.0314159 Gi.

Frequently asked questions
How many Gi are there in one mAt?
One mAt is equal to 0.00125664 Gi.
How do you convert Milliampere Turn to Gilbert?
Multiply the value in Milliampere Turn by 0.00125664 to get the result in Gilbert.
How much is 25 mAt in Gi?
25 mAt is equal to 0.0314159 Gi.
How do you convert Gilbert back to Milliampere Turn?
Divide by the same factor: multiply the value in Gilbert by 795.775 to get Milliampere Turn.

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