🔋Electric Potential Converter

Convert Millivolt to Volt

Live bidirectional calculator for Millivolts (mV) and Volts (V) with verified formula and conversion charts.

🔋

Electric Potential5 units

🔍ESC to clear

From

Decimals:

💡

How the Calculation Works (Linear Scaling)

Formula:

Volt = Millivolt / 1000

Substitution:1 / 1000

Calculated Result:0.001 V

Since 1 Volt = 1000 Millivolts, divide the value in Millivolts by 1000.

Standard Ratio Factor:1 mV = 0.001 V

Millivolt to Volt Conversion Table

Precomputed values for quick reference and printing.

Millivolt → Volt(mV → V)

Millivolt	Volt
1 mV	0.001 V
2 mV	0.002 V
3 mV	0.003 V
4 mV	0.004 V
5 mV	0.005 V
6 mV	0.006 V
7 mV	0.007 V
8 mV	0.008 V
9 mV	0.009 V
10 mV	0.01 V
15 mV	0.015 V
20 mV	0.02 V
25 mV	0.025 V
30 mV	0.03 V
40 mV	0.04 V
50 mV	0.05 V
75 mV	0.075 V
100 mV	0.1 V

Volt → Millivolt(V → mV)

Volt	Millivolt
1 V	1000 mV
2 V	2000 mV
3 V	3000 mV
4 V	4000 mV
5 V	5000 mV
6 V	6000 mV
7 V	7000 mV
8 V	8000 mV
9 V	9000 mV
10 V	10000 mV
15 V	15000 mV
20 V	20000 mV
25 V	25000 mV
30 V	30000 mV
40 V	40000 mV
50 V	50000 mV
75 V	75000 mV
100 V	100000 mV

📌 Standard Benchmark Reference Values

1 V=1,000 mV

Electronics sensor and analog signal processing potential ratio.

Exact Ratio

About Millivolt (mV)

Metric submultiple of electric potential equal to one thousandth of a volt (10⁻³ V).

History: Standard unit for physiological and audio signal processing.

Common Uses: Microphone signal levels, biological action potentials, and chemical pH sensor probe signals.

About Volt (V)

The SI unit of electric potential, potential difference, and electromotive force, defined as the difference in electric potential across a conductor when a current of one ampere dissipates one watt of power (1 V = 1 W/A = 1 J/C).

History: Named in honor of Italian physicist Alessandro Volta, who invented the voltaic pile (the first chemical battery) in 1799.

Common Uses: Mains electricity voltages (120 V / 230 V), USB power supplies (5 V / 12 V / 20 V), and battery cell potentials.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

How many Volts are in 1 Millivolt?

There are exactly 0.001 Volts in 1 Millivolt (1 mV = 0.001 V).

What is the formula to convert Millivolt to Volt?

The formula is: Volt = Millivolt / 1000. Since 1 Volt = 1000 Millivolts, divide the value in Millivolts by 1000.

How do I convert 1 mV to V manually?

To convert 1 mV to V: apply the formula Volt = Millivolt / 1000. Substituting gives: 1 / 1000 = 0.001 V.

🔗

Related Conversion Calculators

Volt to Millivolt→Kilovolt to Volt→Megavolt to Kilovolt→