The milliweber is one thousandth of a weber, used to express smaller-scale magnetic flux values practically.
It became common in engineering practice for expressing smaller magnetic flux values more readably.
Measurement system: International System of Units (SI, subunit). SI equivalent: 1 mWb = 0.001 Wb.
Milliweber facts
- Unit name
- Milliweber
- Symbol
- mWb
- Category
- Magnetic Flux
- Measurement system
- International System of Units (SI, subunit)
- SI equivalent
- 1 mWb = 0.001 Wb
- Common uses
- Small-scale coil and sensor design, electronic circuit calculations
Definition of the milliweber
The milliweber is one thousandth of a weber, used to express smaller-scale magnetic flux values practically.
Measurement system and SI relationship
International System of Units (SI, subunit)
SI equivalent: 1 mWb = 0.001 Wb
History of the milliweber
It became common in engineering practice for expressing smaller magnetic flux values more readably.
Where is the milliweber used?
Small-scale coil and sensor design, electronic circuit calculations