Electric Field Strength conversion

Convert Volt/meter to Millivolt/meter

1 volt/meter (V/m) equals 1,000 millivolt/meter (mV/m). Enter any value below to convert from V/m to mV/m.

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1 V/m = 1,000 mV/m

All Electric Field Strength units

From 1 V/m
UnitValue
Volt/meter V/m 1
Kilovolt/meter kV/m 0.001
Kilovolt/centimeter kV/cm 0.00001
Volt/centimeter V/cm 0.01
Millivolt/meter mV/m 1,000
Microvolt/meter µV/m 1,000,000
Volt/inch V/in 0.0254
Statvolt/centimeter stV/cm 0.0000333564
Abvolt/centimeter abV/cm 1,000,000
Newton/coulomb N/C 1
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Formula

V/m to mV/m conversion formula

Use this relationship for a direct conversion:

mV/m = V/m x 1,000

Worked example

2 V/m = 2,000 mV/m.

SI relationships follow the cited reference. Conventional and domain-specific factors use the established ConvertWin factor inventory; verify safety-critical work against the governing standard.

Quick reference

Volt/meter to Millivolt/meter table

Volt/meter (V/m)Millivolt/meter (mV/m)
0.0110
0.1100
11,000
22,000
55,000
1010,000
2525,000
5050,000
100100,000
1,0001,000,000

From unit

About the volt/meter

Volt/meter (V/m) is the base unit of Electric Field Strength in the International System of Units (SI).

Symbol: V/m

To unit

About the millivolt/meter

Millivolt/meter (mV/m) is a metric prefix submultiple of the Volt/meter (V/m). 1 V/m = 1,000 mV/m.

Symbol: mV/m

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Conversion standard

The SI framework is checked against NIST Guide for the Use of the International System of Units; conventional factors come from the extended factor inventory. Calculations use full internal precision before display rounding.

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Questions

V/m to mV/m FAQ

How do you convert volt/meter to millivolt/meter?

Use the formula mV/m = V/m x 1,000. 1 volt/meter (V/m) equals 1,000 millivolt/meter (mV/m).

Is the V/m to mV/m conversion exact?

SI relationships follow the cited reference. Conventional and domain-specific factors use the established ConvertWin factor inventory; verify safety-critical work against the governing standard.