Millivolts to Volts Conversion

To use the millivolt to volt converter, please follow these steps: First, enter the voltage value in millivolts in the input field labeled “Enter voltage in millivolts”. Then click the “Convert” button to calculate the corresponding voltage in volts. The result will be displayed in the adjacent “Result in volts” output field. If you wish to reset the calculator, click the “Reset” button.

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How Do You Convert mV to V?

1 V = 103 mV = 1000 mV

or

1 mV = 10-3 V = 0,001 V

Millivolts to Volts Formula

The value of voltage denoted as V in millivolts (mV) can be equated to the voltage V expressed in volts (V) divided by a thousand:

V(V) = V(mV) / 1000

Example

Consider a sensor outputting a signal of 350 millivolts (mV). To understand this value in volts, we need to convert it. The conversion factor is 1 volt (V) equals 1000 millivolts (mV). Applying this formula, we can calculate the equivalent value in volts:

V(V) = V(mV) / 1000 = 350 mV / 1000 = 0.35 V

Therefore, the sensor’s signal of 350 mV is equivalent to 0.35 volts. This conversion is commonly encountered in various electronic devices and sensor measurements.

Millivolts to Volts Conversion Table

Here’s a millivolts to volts conversion table with the 46 most commonly used values:

Millivolts (mV)Volts (V)
0 mV0 V
1 mV0.001 V
20 mV0.02 V
50 mV0.05 V
75 mV0.075 V
100 mV0.1 V
200 mV0.2 V
300 mV0.3 V
400 mV0.4 V
500 mV0.5 V
600 mV0.6 V
700 mV0.7 V
800 mV0.8 V
900 mV0.9 V
1000 mV1 V
1100 mV1.1 V
1200 mV1.2 V
1300 mV1.3 V
1400 mV1.4 V
1500 mV1.5 V
1600 mV1.6 V
1700 mV1.7 V
1800 mV1.8 V
1900 mV1.9 V
2000 mV2 V
2500 mV2.5 V
3000 mV3 V
3500 mV3.5 V
4000 mV4 V
4500 mV4.5 V
5000 mV5 V
5500 mV5.5 V
6000 mV6 V
6500 mV6.5 V
7000 mV7 V
7500 mV7.5 V
8000 mV8 V
8500 mV8.5 V
9000 mV9 V
9500 mV9.5 V
10000 mV10 V
12000 mV12 V
15000 mV15 V
20000 mV20 V
25000 mV25 V
30000 mV30 V
Millivolts to Volts conversion chart

This table should serve as a quick reference for converting millivolts to volts without the need for a online calculator.

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