As we know One V/kA is equal to 0.1 cΩ (1 V/kA = 0.1 cΩ).
To convert Volt/Kiloampere to Centiohm, multiply your V/kA figure by 0.1.
Example : convert 25 V/kA to cΩ:
25 V/kA = 25 × 0.1 cΩ = cΩ
To convert Centiohm to Volt/Kiloampere, divide your cΩ figure by 0.1.
Example : convert 25 cΩ to V/kA:
25 cΩ = 25 ÷ 0.1 V/kA = V/kA
As we know One cΩ is equal to 10 V/kA (1 cΩ = 10 V/kA).
To convert Centiohm to Volt/Kiloampere, multiply your cΩ figure by 10.
Example : convert 45 cΩ to V/kA:
45 cΩ = 45 × 10 V/kA = V/kA
To convert Volt/Kiloampere to Centiohm, divide your V/kA figure by 10.
Example : convert 45 V/kA to cΩ:
45 V/kA = 45 ÷ 10 cΩ = cΩ
| V/kA to Ω | 1 V/kA = 0.001 Ω |
| V/kA to MΩ | 1 V/kA = 1e-9 MΩ |
| V/kA to μΩ | 1 V/kA = 1000 μΩ |
| V/kA to mΩ | 1 V/kA = 1 mΩ |
| V/kA to kΩ | 1 V/kA = 0.000001 kΩ |
| V/kA to V/A | 1 V/kA = 0.001 V/A |
| V/kA to 1/S | 1 V/kA = 0.001 1/S |
| V/kA to abΩ | 1 V/kA = 1000000 abΩ |
| V/kA to EMU of resistance | 1 V/kA = 1000000 EMU of resistance |
| V/kA to stΩ | 1 V/kA = 1.11265e-15 stΩ |
| V/kA to ESU of resistance | 1 V/kA = 1.11265e-15 ESU of resistance |
| V/kA to Quantized Hall resistance | 1 V/kA = 3.874046e-8 Quantized Hall resistance |
| V/kA to Planck impedance | 1 V/kA = 0.00003335641 Planck impedance |
| V/kA to EΩ | 1 V/kA = 1e-21 EΩ |
| V/kA to PΩ | 1 V/kA = 1e-18 PΩ |
| V/kA to TΩ | 1 V/kA = 1e-15 TΩ |
| V/kA to GΩ | 1 V/kA = 1e-12 GΩ |
| V/kA to hΩ | 1 V/kA = 0.00001 hΩ |
| V/kA to daΩ | 1 V/kA = 0.0001 daΩ |
| V/kA to dΩ | 1 V/kA = 0.01 dΩ |
| V/kA to cΩ | 1 V/kA = 0.1 cΩ |
| V/kA to nΩ | 1 V/kA = 1000000 nΩ |
| V/kA to pΩ | 1 V/kA = 1e+9 pΩ |
| V/kA to fΩ | 1 V/kA = 1e+12 fΩ |
| V/kA to aΩ | 1 V/kA = 1e+15 aΩ |
| V/kA to kV/A | 1 V/kA = 0.000001 kV/A |
| V/kA to mV/A | 1 V/kA = 1 mV/A |
| V/kA to μV/A | 1 V/kA = 1000 μV/A |
| V/kA to MV/A | 1 V/kA = 1e-9 MV/A |
| V/kA to V/mA | 1 V/kA = 0.000001 V/mA |
| V/kA to V/μA | 1 V/kA = 1e-9 V/μA |
| V/kA to V/MA | 1 V/kA = 1000 V/MA |
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cΩ. Since one V/kA equals 0.1 cΩ, 9 V/kA in cΩ will be cΩ.
There are 0.1 cΩ in one V/kA. In turn, one cΩ is equal to 10 V/kA.
1 cΩ is approximately equal to 10 V/kA.
The Volt/Kiloampere value of 8 cΩ is V/kA. (i.e.,) 8 x 10 = V/kA.
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