Megahertz Conversion Calculator

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What Is a Megahertz?

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A megahertz is a unit used to measure frequency.

The megahertz is a multiple of the hertz, which is the SI derived unit for frequency. In the metric system, "mega" is the prefix for millions, or 106. Megahertz can be abbreviated as MHz; for example, 1 megahertz can be written as 1 MHz.

How Much Is a Megahertz?

Megahertz is a measure of frequency equal to one million cycles per second.

How to Convert Megahertz

To convert megahertz to another unit of frequency, you need to multiply the value by a conversion factor. A conversion factor is a numerical value used to change the units of a measurement without changing the value.[1]

You can find the conversion factors for megahertz in the conversion table below.

Then, multiply the frequency measurement by the conversion factor to find the equivalent value in the desired unit of measurement.

megahertz × conversion factor = result

You can also use a calculator, such as one of the converters below, for the conversion.

Megahertz Conversion Table

Common megahertz values and equivalent imperial and metric frequency measurements
megahertz hertz kilohertz gigahertz terahertz cycles per second revolutions per minute radians per second degrees per second
1 MHz 1,000,000 Hz 1,000 kHZ 0.001 GHz 0.000001 THz 1,000,000 cps 60,000,000 RPM 6,283,185 rad/s 360,000,000 °/s
2 MHz 2,000,000 Hz 2,000 kHZ 0.002 GHz 0.000002 THz 2,000,000 cps 120,000,000 RPM 12,566,371 rad/s 720,000,000 °/s
3 MHz 3,000,000 Hz 3,000 kHZ 0.003 GHz 0.000003 THz 3,000,000 cps 180,000,000 RPM 18,849,556 rad/s 1,080,000,000 °/s
4 MHz 4,000,000 Hz 4,000 kHZ 0.004 GHz 0.000004 THz 4,000,000 cps 240,000,000 RPM 25,132,741 rad/s 1,440,000,000 °/s
5 MHz 5,000,000 Hz 5,000 kHZ 0.005 GHz 0.000005 THz 5,000,000 cps 300,000,000 RPM 31,415,927 rad/s 1,800,000,000 °/s
6 MHz 6,000,000 Hz 6,000 kHZ 0.006 GHz 0.000006 THz 6,000,000 cps 360,000,000 RPM 37,699,112 rad/s 2,160,000,000 °/s
7 MHz 7,000,000 Hz 7,000 kHZ 0.007 GHz 0.000007 THz 7,000,000 cps 420,000,000 RPM 43,982,297 rad/s 2,520,000,000 °/s
8 MHz 8,000,000 Hz 8,000 kHZ 0.008 GHz 0.000008 THz 8,000,000 cps 480,000,000 RPM 50,265,482 rad/s 2,880,000,000 °/s
9 MHz 9,000,000 Hz 9,000 kHZ 0.009 GHz 0.000009 THz 9,000,000 cps 540,000,000 RPM 56,548,668 rad/s 3,240,000,000 °/s
10 MHz 10,000,000 Hz 10,000 kHZ 0.01 GHz 0.00001 THz 10,000,000 cps 600,000,000 RPM 62,831,853 rad/s 3,600,000,000 °/s
11 MHz 11,000,000 Hz 11,000 kHZ 0.011 GHz 0.000011 THz 11,000,000 cps 660,000,000 RPM 69,115,038 rad/s 3,960,000,000 °/s
12 MHz 12,000,000 Hz 12,000 kHZ 0.012 GHz 0.000012 THz 12,000,000 cps 720,000,000 RPM 75,398,224 rad/s 4,320,000,000 °/s
13 MHz 13,000,000 Hz 13,000 kHZ 0.013 GHz 0.000013 THz 13,000,000 cps 780,000,000 RPM 81,681,409 rad/s 4,680,000,000 °/s
14 MHz 14,000,000 Hz 14,000 kHZ 0.014 GHz 0.000014 THz 14,000,000 cps 840,000,000 RPM 87,964,594 rad/s 5,040,000,000 °/s
15 MHz 15,000,000 Hz 15,000 kHZ 0.015 GHz 0.000015 THz 15,000,000 cps 900,000,000 RPM 94,247,780 rad/s 5,400,000,000 °/s
16 MHz 16,000,000 Hz 16,000 kHZ 0.016 GHz 0.000016 THz 16,000,000 cps 960,000,000 RPM 100,530,965 rad/s 5,760,000,000 °/s
17 MHz 17,000,000 Hz 17,000 kHZ 0.017 GHz 0.000017 THz 17,000,000 cps 1,020,000,000 RPM 106,814,150 rad/s 6,120,000,000 °/s
18 MHz 18,000,000 Hz 18,000 kHZ 0.018 GHz 0.000018 THz 18,000,000 cps 1,080,000,000 RPM 113,097,336 rad/s 6,480,000,000 °/s
19 MHz 19,000,000 Hz 19,000 kHZ 0.019 GHz 0.000019 THz 19,000,000 cps 1,140,000,000 RPM 119,380,521 rad/s 6,840,000,000 °/s
20 MHz 20,000,000 Hz 20,000 kHZ 0.02 GHz 0.00002 THz 20,000,000 cps 1,200,000,000 RPM 125,663,706 rad/s 7,200,000,000 °/s

Megahertz Conversion Calculators

You can also convert frequency using one of our megahertz converters below.

Frequency
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You might also find our other electrical calculators useful.

References

  1. National Institute of Standards & Technology, Unit Conversion, https://www.nist.gov/pml/owm/metric-si/unit-conversion

Other Frequency Units

Frequency
Angular Frequency