Quick Find Conversion Table

1 - 33
watts to nanowatts
1= 1000000000
2= 2000000000
3= 3000000000
4= 4000000000
5= 5000000000
6= 6000000000
7= 7000000000
8= 8000000000
9= 9000000000
10= 10000000000
11= 11000000000
12= 12000000000
13= 13000000000
14= 14000000000
15= 15000000000
16= 16000000000
17= 17000000000
18= 18000000000
19= 19000000000
20= 20000000000
21= 21000000000
22= 22000000000
23= 23000000000
24= 24000000000
25= 25000000000
26= 26000000000
27= 27000000000
28= 28000000000
29= 29000000000
30= 30000000000
31= 31000000000
32= 32000000000
33= 33000000000
34 - 66
watts to nanowatts
34= 34000000000
35= 35000000000
36= 36000000000
37= 37000000000
38= 38000000000
39= 39000000000
40= 40000000000
41= 41000000000
42= 42000000000
43= 43000000000
44= 44000000000
45= 45000000000
46= 46000000000
47= 47000000000
48= 48000000000
49= 49000000000
50= 50000000000
51= 51000000000
52= 52000000000
53= 53000000000
54= 54000000000
55= 55000000000
56= 56000000000
57= 57000000000
58= 58000000000
59= 59000000000
60= 60000000000
61= 61000000000
62= 62000000000
63= 63000000000
64= 64000000000
65= 65000000000
66= 66000000000
67 - 99
watts to nanowatts
67= 67000000000
68= 68000000000
69= 69000000000
70= 70000000000
71= 71000000000
72= 72000000000
73= 73000000000
74= 74000000000
75= 75000000000
76= 76000000000
77= 77000000000
78= 78000000000
79= 79000000000
80= 80000000000
81= 81000000000
82= 82000000000
83= 83000000000
84= 84000000000
85= 85000000000
86= 86000000000
87= 87000000000
88= 88000000000
89= 89000000000
90= 90000000000
91= 91000000000
92= 92000000000
93= 93000000000
94= 94000000000
95= 95000000000
96= 96000000000
97= 97000000000
98= 98000000000
99= 99000000000

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watts

The watt (symbol: W) is a derived unit of power in the International System of Units (SI) defined as 1 joule per second and can be used to quantify the rate of energy transfer. Power has dimensions of ML2T-3.

nanowatts

The nanowatt (nW) is equal to one billionth (10−9) of a watt. Important powers that are measured in nanowatts are also typically used in reference to radio and radar receivers.