henry to dekahenry
Please provide values below to convert henry [H] to dekahenry [daH], or change ↔.
henry [H]
Definition: The SI unit of inductance, representing the inductance of a coil in which the electromotive force of one volt is induced by a current change of one ampere per second.
Historyandorigin: Named after Joseph Henry, the unit is fundamental in electromagnetism and electronics for describing inductive components.
CurrentUse: Used in everyday electronics, especially for inductors in power supplies, transformers, and other electrical devices.
funfact: One henry is a very large inductance, so practical inductors are usually measured in millihenries (mH) or microhenries (µH)!
dekahenry [daH]
Definition: A unit of inductance equal to 10 henries.
Historyandorigin: Dekahenry is a somewhat large unit of inductance, but it’s not commonly encountered in most practical circuits.
CurrentUse: Used in large electrical systems or industrial applications but still uncommon in day-to-day electronics.
funfact: A dekahenry is still a pretty large inductor but may appear in experiments or theoretical systems!
henry [H] to dekahenry [daH] Conversion Table
| 1 henry [H] | 0.1 dekahenry [daH] |
| 2 henry [H] | 0.2 dekahenry [daH] |
| 3 henry [H] | 0.3 dekahenry [daH] |
| 5 henry [H] | 0.5 dekahenry [daH] |
| 10 henry [H] | 1 dekahenry [daH] |
| 50 henry [H] | 5 dekahenry [daH] |
| 100 henry [H] | 10 dekahenry [daH] |
| 1000 henry [H] | 100 dekahenry [daH] |
| 10000 henry [H] | 1000 dekahenry [daH] |
| 100000 henry [H] | 10000 dekahenry [daH] |
| 1000000 henry [H] | 100000 dekahenry [daH] |
How to Convert henry to dekahenry
1 henry [H] = 0.1 dekahenry [daH]
1 dekahenry [daH] = 10 henry [H]
we use cross multiplication method
henry [H] → dekahenry [daH]
1 → 0.1
1.5 → ?( suppose x)
=>1.5*0.1=1*x
by simplifying
x=0.15