Electrical Resistivity

1 Milliohm Millimeter = 0.000039370078740157 Volt/Amp Inch - one Milliohm Millimeter is equal to 0.000039370078740157 Volt/Amp Inch. Use our free online Milliohm Millimeter to Volt/Amp Inch converter to quickly convert Milliohm Millimeter to Volt/Amp Inch for engineering, science, and everyday calculations. Check the conversion table and get reliable results in seconds.

Milliohm Millimeter to Volt/Amp Inch Converter

Abohm Centimeter

Abohm Kilometer

Abohm Meter

Abohm Micrometer

Abohm Millimeter

Abohm Nanometer

Centimeter/Siemens

EMU Centimeter

EMU Kilometer

EMU Meter

EMU Micrometer

EMU Millimeter

EMU Nanometer

ESU Centimeter

ESU Kilometer

ESU Meter

ESU Micrometer

ESU Millimeter

ESU Nanometer

Feet/Siemens

Inch/Siemens

Kilometer/Siemens

Kiloohm Centimeter

Kiloohm Feet

Kiloohm Inch

Kiloohm Kilometer

Kiloohm Meter

Kiloohm Mile

Kiloohm Micrometer

Kiloohm Millimeter

Kiloohm Nanometer

Kiloohm Yard

Megaohm Centimeter

Megaohm Feet

Megaohm Inch

Megaohm Kilometer

Megaohm Meter

Megaohm Micrometer

Megaohm Millimeter

Megaohm Nanometer

Megaohm Yard

Micrometer/Siemens

Microohm Centimeter

Microohm Kilometer

Microohm Meter

Microohm Micrometer

Microohm Millimeter

Microohm Nanometer

Millimeter/Siemens

Milliohm Centimeter

Milliohm Kilometer

Milliohm Meter

Milliohm Micrometer

Milliohm millimeter is a unit of measurement for electrical resistivity.   By definition, electrical resistivity of a material is considered to be equal to one milliohm millimeter if one millimeter cube of this material has total resistance of one milliohm.

Milliohm Millimeter

Milliohm Nanometer

Meter/Siemens

Nanometer/Siemens

Ohm Centimeter

Ohm Feet

Ohm Inch

Ohm Kilometer

Ohm Meter

Ohm Micrometer

Ohm Millimeter

Ohm Nanometer

Ohm Yard

Statohm Centimeter

Statohm Kilometer

Statohm Meter

Statohm Micrometer

Statohm Millimeter

Statohm Nanometer

Volt/Amp Centimeter

Volt/Amp Feet

Volt per ampere inch is a unit of measurement for electrical resistivity.   By definition, electrical resistivity of a material is considered to be equal to one volt per ampere inch if one inch cube of this material has total resistance of one volt per ampere.