Energy Converter

Convert energy between units like joules, watt-hours, calories, and electronvolts.

Energy Converter

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About the Energy Converter

The Energy Converter converts measurements between various units of energy, such as joules, watt-hours, calories, electronvolts, and more.

Unit Conversion: Converts energy accurately using standard conversion factors.

Use this tool for physics, engineering, nutrition, or any task requiring energy conversions.

  • Features:
    • Converts between joules (J), kilojoules (kJ), watt-hours (Wh), kilowatt-hours (kWh), calories (cal), kilocalories (kcal), electronvolts (eV), and more.
    • Inputs: Energy value (positive number), source unit, and target unit.
    • Keypad includes digits (0–9) and decimal point (.) for numerical input.
    • Displays conversion steps in LaTeX format using MathJax.
    • Clear, backspace, and copy functionality for results.
    • Share or embed the converter.
  • Practical Applications: Useful for physicists, engineers, nutritionists, or students needing to convert energy measurements.
  • How to Use:
    • Enter a positive energy value (e.g., 100).
    • Select the source unit (e.g., joules).
    • Select the target unit (e.g., watt-hours).
    • Use the keypad to input digits or decimal points.
    • Click "Calculate" to view the converted value and steps.
    • Use "Clear" to reset or "⌫" to delete the last character.
    • Copy results or share/embed the converter.
  • Helpful Tips:
    • Energy value must be a positive number.
    • Use decimal points for precise measurements (e.g., 2.5).
    • Results are rounded to 6 decimal places for clarity.
    • Select the same source and target unit to verify input.
  • Examples:
    • Example 1:
      • Inputs: Energy = 100, Source Unit = Joules, Target Unit = Watt-hours
      • Calculation: \(100 \text{ J} \div 3600 = 0.027778 \text{ Wh}\)
      • Result: 0.027778 watt-hours, Note: Conversion uses standard factor.
    • Example 2:
      • Inputs: Energy = 1, Source Unit = Kilowatt-hours, Target Unit = Calories
      • Calculation: \(1 \text{ kWh} \times 860420.65 = 860420.65 \text{ cal}\)
      • Result: 860420.65 calories, Note: Conversion uses standard factor.

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