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Henry to Microhenry Converter

Use this page to convert henry values into microhenry, with background details, formulas, a worked example, and a quick conversion table.

Henry

Henry measures inductance, equal to one weber per ampere.

History: The henry is named after Joseph Henry and is the SI derived unit of inductance.

Current use: Used for inductors, transformers, coils, motors, filters, power electronics, and electromagnetic design.

Also written as H.

Microhenry

One microhenry is equal to one millionth of a henry (1e-6 henrys).

History: Microhenrys became standard for many RF and switching-power inductors.

Current use: Used in RF circuits, switching regulators, coils, chokes, and small inductors.

Also written as uH.

Henry to Microhenry table

Henry [H]Microhenry [uH]
0.01 H10,000 uH
0.1 H100,000 uH
1 H1,000,000 uH
2 H2,000,000 uH
5 H5,000,000 uH
10 H10,000,000 uH
20 H20,000,000 uH
50 H50,000,000 uH
100 H100,000,000 uH

Frequently asked questions

  • How many Microhenry (uH) are in one Henry (H)?

    One Henry equals 1,000,000 Microhenry.

  • How do you convert Henry to Microhenry?

    Multiply the Henry value by 1,000,000 to get the result in Microhenry.

  • How do you convert Microhenry back to Henry?

    Multiply the Microhenry value by 0.000001 to get back to Henry.

  • What is 0.001 Henry in Microhenry?

    0.001 Henry equals 1,000 Microhenry.