12 units · base unit Hz · T⁻¹
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1 GHz = 1000 MHz
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- Terahertzs THz 0.001
- Gigahertzs GHz 1
- Megahertzs MHz 1000
- Kilohertzs kHz 1 000 000
- Hertzs Hz 1 000 000 000
- Millihertzs mHz 1 000 000 000 000
- Revolution per minutes rpm 60 000 000 000
- Revolution per seconds rps 1 000 000 000
- Beat per minutes bpm 60 000 000 000
- Cycle per hours cph 3 600 000 000 000
- Cycle per days cpd 86 400 000 000 000
- Degree per seconds °/s 360 000 000 000
Every row is Gigahertz (GHz) converted through the hertz, in exact rational arithmetic.
Common frequency conversions
- GHz → MHz
- GHz → kHz
- GHz → Hz
- GHz → rpm
- GHz → bpm
- MHz → GHz
- MHz → kHz
- MHz → Hz
- MHz → rpm
- MHz → bpm
- kHz → GHz
- kHz → MHz
- kHz → Hz
- kHz → rpm
- kHz → bpm
- Hz → GHz
- Hz → MHz
- Hz → kHz
- Hz → rpm
- Hz → bpm
- rpm → GHz
- rpm → MHz
- rpm → kHz
- rpm → Hz
- rpm → bpm
- bpm → GHz
- bpm → MHz
- bpm → kHz
- bpm → Hz
- bpm → rpm
All frequency units
Each unit expressed in hertzs (Hz), the unit everything in this category converts through.
| Unit | Symbol | System | Value in Hz |
|---|---|---|---|
| Terahertz | THz | metric | 1000000000000 |
| Gigahertz | GHz | metric | 1000000000 |
| Megahertz | MHz | metric | 1000000 |
| Kilohertz | kHz | metric | 1000 |
| Hertz | Hz | SI | 1 |
| Millihertz | mHz | metric | 0.001 |
| Revolution per minute | rpm | other | 0.0166666666667 |
| Revolution per second | rps | other | 1 |
| Beat per minute | bpm | other | 0.0166666666667 |
| Cycle per hour | cph | other | 0.000277777777778 |
| Cycle per day | cpd | other | 0.0000115740740741 |
| Degree per second | °/s | other | 0.00277777777778 |
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Convert hertz, kilohertz, megahertz, gigahertz, rpm and bpm.
Dimensional formula: T⁻¹. Every conversion on this page goes through the hertz, using exact fractions rather than decimal approximations. Read how that works →