gigafarad to nanofarad
Please provide values below to convert gigafarad [GF] to nanofarad [nF], or change ↔.
gigafarad [GF]
Definition: A unit of capacitance equal to 10^9 farads, still very large but potentially useful in certain scientific contexts.
Historyandorigin: Gigafarad is used in the context of extremely high capacitances, often in research rather than practical circuits.
CurrentUse: Mostly theoretical, this unit is part of the scientific community's scaling system to measure extremely high levels of capacitance.
funfact: The gigafarad would be useful in experiments dealing with massive energy storage and theoretical models of energy transfer!
nanofarad [nF]
Definition: A unit of capacitance equal to 10^-9 farads, often used for smaller capacitors in modern electronics.
Historyandorigin: Nanofarad is commonly used in the electronics industry for capacitors found in circuit boards and compact devices.
CurrentUse: Widely used in consumer electronics, including mobile phones, computers, and automotive electronics.
funfact: In the world of capacitors, nanofarads are the go-to for small, efficient energy storage in all sorts of modern devices!
gigafarad [GF] to nanofarad [nF] Conversion Table
| 1 gigafarad [GF] | 1000000000000000000 nanofarad [nF] |
| 2 gigafarad [GF] | 2000000000000000000 nanofarad [nF] |
| 3 gigafarad [GF] | 3000000000000000500 nanofarad [nF] |
| 5 gigafarad [GF] | 5000000000000000000 nanofarad [nF] |
| 10 gigafarad [GF] | 10000000000000000000 nanofarad [nF] |
| 50 gigafarad [GF] | 50000000000000010000 nanofarad [nF] |
| 100 gigafarad [GF] | 100000000000000020000 nanofarad [nF] |
| 1000 gigafarad [GF] | 1.E+21 nanofarad [nF] |
| 10000 gigafarad [GF] | 1.E+22 nanofarad [nF] |
| 100000 gigafarad [GF] | 1.E+23 nanofarad [nF] |
| 1000000 gigafarad [GF] | 1.E+24 nanofarad [nF] |
How to Convert gigafarad to nanofarad
1 gigafarad [GF] = 1000000000000000000 nanofarad [nF]
1 nanofarad [nF] = 1.E-18 gigafarad [GF]
we use cross multiplication method
gigafarad [GF] → nanofarad [nF]
1 → 1000000000000000000
1.5 → ?( suppose x)
=>1.5*1000000000000000000=1*x
by simplifying
x=1500000000000000300