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1 femtowatts = 0.001 picowatts 

Femtowatts to Picowatts Conversion

Femtowatt to picowatt conversion allow you make a conversion between femtowatt and picowatt easily. You can find the tool in the following.

Power Conversion

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input
= 0.00100000
= 1 × 10-3
= 1E-3
= 1e-3
= 0.00200000
= 2 × 10-3
= 2E-3
= 2e-3
= 0.00300000
= 3 × 10-3
= 3E-3
= 3e-3
= 0.00400000
= 4 × 10-3
= 4E-3
= 4e-3
= 0.00500000
= 5 × 10-3
= 5E-3
= 5e-3

Quick Look: femtowatts to picowatts

femtowatt1 fW2 fW3 fW4 fW5 fW6 fW7 fW8 fW9 fW10 fW11 fW12 fW13 fW14 fW15 fW16 fW17 fW18 fW19 fW20 fW21 fW22 fW23 fW24 fW25 fW26 fW27 fW28 fW29 fW30 fW31 fW32 fW33 fW34 fW35 fW36 fW37 fW38 fW39 fW40 fW41 fW42 fW43 fW44 fW45 fW46 fW47 fW48 fW49 fW50 fW51 fW52 fW53 fW54 fW55 fW56 fW57 fW58 fW59 fW60 fW61 fW62 fW63 fW64 fW65 fW66 fW67 fW68 fW69 fW70 fW71 fW72 fW73 fW74 fW75 fW76 fW77 fW78 fW79 fW80 fW81 fW82 fW83 fW84 fW85 fW86 fW87 fW88 fW89 fW90 fW91 fW92 fW93 fW94 fW95 fW96 fW97 fW98 fW99 fW100 fW
picowatt0.001 pW0.002 pW0.003 pW0.004 pW0.005 pW0.006 pW0.007 pW0.008 pW0.009 pW0.01 pW0.011 pW0.012 pW0.013 pW0.014 pW0.015 pW0.016 pW0.017 pW0.018 pW0.019 pW0.02 pW0.021 pW0.022 pW0.023 pW0.024 pW0.025 pW0.026 pW0.027 pW0.028 pW0.029 pW0.03 pW0.031 pW0.032 pW0.033 pW0.034 pW0.035 pW0.036 pW0.037 pW0.038 pW0.039 pW0.04 pW0.041 pW0.042 pW0.043 pW0.044 pW0.045 pW0.046 pW0.047 pW0.048 pW0.049 pW0.05 pW0.051 pW0.052 pW0.053 pW0.054 pW0.055 pW0.056 pW0.057 pW0.058 pW0.059 pW0.06 pW0.061 pW0.062 pW0.063 pW0.064 pW0.065 pW0.066 pW0.067 pW0.068 pW0.069 pW0.07 pW0.071 pW0.072 pW0.073 pW0.074 pW0.075 pW0.076 pW0.077 pW0.078 pW0.079 pW0.08 pW0.081 pW0.082 pW0.083 pW0.084 pW0.085 pW0.086 pW0.087 pW0.088 pW0.089 pW0.09 pW0.091 pW0.092 pW0.093 pW0.094 pW0.095 pW0.096 pW0.097 pW0.098 pW0.099 pW0.1 pW

The femtowatt (fW) is equal to one quadrillionth (10−15) of a watt. Technologically important powers that are measured in femtowatts are typically found in reference(s) to radio and radar receivers. For example, meaningful FM tuner performance figures for sensitivity, quieting and signal-to-noise require that the RF energy applied to the antenna input be specified. These input levels are often stated in dBf (decibels referenced to 1 femtowatt). This is 0.2739 microvolt across a 75-ohm load or 0.5477 microvolt across a 300-ohm load; the specification takes into account the RF input impedance of the tuner.

Name of unitSymbolDefinitionRelation to SI unitsUnit System
femtowattfW

=  10-15 W

=  10-15 W

Metric system SI

conversion table

femtowattspicowattsfemtowattspicowatts
1= 0.0016= 0.006
2= 0.0027= 0.007
3= 0.0038= 0.008
4= 0.0049= 0.009
5= 0.00510= 0.01

The picowatt (pW), not to be confused with the much larger petawatt (PW), is equal to one trillionth (10−12) of a watt. Technologically important powers that are measured in picowatts are typically used in reference to radio and radar receivers, acoustics and in the science of radio astronomy.

Name of unitSymbolDefinitionRelation to SI unitsUnit System
picowattpW

=  10-12 W

=  10-12 W

Metric system SI

conversion table

picowattsfemtowattspicowattsfemtowatts
1= 10006= 6000
2= 20007= 7000
3= 30008= 8000
4= 40009= 9000
5= 500010= 10000

Conversion table

femtowattspicowatts
1= 0.001
1 000= 1

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