What is the conversion from Hz to MHz

[Quinn W 2A]

Can someone provide some more info about MHz and Hz? How they're different and they're conversion rate.

[Selene_Lam_1G]

Hi!

You can refer to the conversion list here: https://physics.nist.gov/cuu/Units/prefixes.html


Mhz refers to Megahertz, which is 10^6. Hz is just Hz. You should look over the prefixes of the unit conversions so you are familiar with them before the final as they won't be provided.

[Amy Kalteis 2F]

Hi!
MHz indicates MegaHertz (10^6), so 1 million Hz = 1 MHz, and 1 Hz = 1x10^-6 MHz. Hope this helps!

[Eric Sun 2G]

One MHz is one MegaHz. The conversion from Mega to the base units would be 1 Mega = 10^6 base units. Thus, 1 MHz = 10^6 Hz.

[Jennifer Fuentes 2K]

hey!
One hertz, or Hz, means that the frequency is one cycle per second. ... Megahertz, or MHz, refers to millions, gigahertz, or GHz, refers to billions and terahertz, or THz refers to trillions of cycles per second.

[daniellediem1k]

There are 10^6 Hz in one MHz !

[Mihir Sukhatme 1D]

The prefix Mega is always 10^6 and can be applied to any metric unit (g, m, etc).

[Jillian Sarquiz- 2B]

10^6Hz = 1MHz