| Unit | PF |
|---|---|
| Name | petafarad |
| Category | Capacitance |
| Details | In the field of electronics and electromagnetism, capacitance is a measure of a capacitor's ability to store electrical energy in an electric field. The unit of capacitance is the farad (F), named after the English physicist Michael Faraday. A petafarad (PF) is a unit of capacitance equal to 10^15 farads. The prefix "peta" indicates a factor of 10^15, or a quadrillion (1,000,000,000,000,000). This unit is rarely used in practical applications because it represents an extremely large capacitance value which is rarely encountered in everyday electronics or electrical systems. |
PF(petafarad) to abF(abfarad)PF(petafarad) to aF(attofarad)PF(petafarad) to cF(centifarad)PF(petafarad) to daF(decafarad)PF(petafarad) to dF(decifarad)PF(petafarad) to EF(exafarad)PF(petafarad) to F(farad)PF(petafarad) to fF(femtofarad)PF(petafarad) to GF(gigafarad)PF(petafarad) to hF(hectofarad)PF(petafarad) to kF(kilofarad)PF(petafarad) to MF(megafarad)PF(petafarad) to mF(millifarad)PF(petafarad) to nF(nanofarad)PF(petafarad) to pF(picofarad)PF(petafarad) to TF(terafarad)PF(petafarad) to yF(yoctofarad)PF(petafarad) to YF(yottafarad)PF(petafarad) to zF(zeptofarad)PF(petafarad) to ZF(zettafarad)PF(petafarad) to µF(microfarad)