Here you can convert the Time unit Millisecond into the unit Nanosecond and vice versa you can convert Nanosecond into Millisecond. By clicking the "Swap units" icon, you will always obtain the desired conversion in the calculation result, i.e., ms to ns or ns to ms. With the following calculator you can also calculate any other Time unit.
Info about "Millisecond"
The unit millisecond or thousandth of a second can be traced back to the basic unit second. Here, 1 millisecond corresponds to 0.001 seconds or 1 second corresponds to 1,000 milliseconds. The prefix "milli" in the term millisecond stands for one-thousandth of the base unit second.
This unit belongs to the International System of Units (SI).
For example, while an accuracy of a tenth of a second is sufficient for sprints in athletics to detect the difference between a few centimeters ahead, thousandths of a second in a car race in milliseconds are required to clearly determine the winner.
Info about "Nanosecond"
The unit “nanosecond” can be traced back to the basic unit second. Therefore, 1 nanosecond corresponds to 0.000000001 seconds or 1 second corresponds to 1,000,000,000 nanoseconds. The prefix "nano" in the term nanosecond stands for one-billionth of the basic unit second.
This unit belongs to the International System of Units (SI).
For example, light travels around 0.3 meters in a nanosecond.
Basis for conversion Millisecond (ms) to Nanosecond (ns) and vice versa
The abbreviation for the "Time unit Millisecond" is ms. The abbreviation for the "Time unit Nanosecond" is ns.
Formula for the conversion of Millisecond (ms) to Nanosecond (ns) and vice versa
The calculation from Millisecond to Nanosecond shall be made using the following conversion formula:
Conversion formula Millisecond to Nanosecond |
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Determine the number of Nanosecond from Millisecond Millisecond × 1000000 |
Formula for the conversion of Nanosecond (ns) to Millisecond (ms)
The calculation from Nanosecond to Millisecond shall be made using the following conversion formula:
Conversion formula Nanosecond to Millisecond |
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Determine the number of Millisecond from Nanosecond Nanosecond × 1.0E-6 |
Overview table: How many Millisecond are how many Nanosecond?
Millisecond ms ⇒ Nanosecond ns |
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0.01 ms are 10 000 ns |
0.02 ms are 20 000 ns |
0.03 ms are 30 000 ns |
0.04 ms are 40 000 ns |
0.05 ms are 50 000 ns |
0.06 ms are 60 000 ns |
0.07 ms are 70 000 ns |
0.08 ms are 80 000 ns |
0.09 ms are 90 000 ns |
0.10 ms are 100 000 ns |
0.20 ms are 200 000 ns |
0.30 ms are 300 000 ns |
0.40 ms are 400 000 ns |
0.50 ms are 500 000 ns |
0.60 ms are 600 000 ns |
0.70 ms are 700 000 ns |
0.80 ms are 800 000 ns |
0.90 ms are 900 000 ns |
1 ms corresponds to 1 000 000 ns |
2 ms are 2 000 000 ns |
3 ms are 3 000 000 ns |
4 ms are 4 000 000 ns |
5 ms are 5 000 000 ns |
6 ms are 6 000 000 ns |
7 ms are 7 000 000 ns |
8 ms are 8 000 000 ns |
9 ms are 9 000 000 ns |
10 ms are 10 000 000 ns |
20 ms are 20 000 000 ns |
30 ms are 30 000 000 ns |
40 ms are 40 000 000 ns |
50 ms are 50 000 000 ns |
60 ms are 60 000 000 ns |
70 ms are 70 000 000 ns |
80 ms are 80 000 000 ns |
90 ms are 90 000 000 ns |
100 ms are 100 000 000 ns |
200 ms are 200 000 000 ns |
300 ms are 300 000 000 ns |
400 ms are 400 000 000 ns |
500 ms are 500 000 000 ns |
600 ms are 600 000 000 ns |
700 ms are 700 000 000 ns |
800 ms are 800 000 000 ns |
900 ms are 900 000 000 ns |
1 000 ms are 1 000 000 000 ns |
Overview table: How many Nanosecond are how many Millisecond?
Nanosecond ns ⇒ Millisecond ms |
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10 ns are 0.00001 ms |
20 ns are 0.00002 ms |
30 ns are 0.00003 ms |
40 ns are 0.00004 ms |
50 ns are 0.00005 ms |
60 ns are 0.00006 ms |
70 ns are 0.00007 ms |
80 ns are 0.00008 ms |
90 ns are 0.00009 ms |
100 ns are 0.00010 ms |
200 ns are 0.00020 ms |
300 ns are 0.00030 ms |
400 ns are 0.00040 ms |
500 ns are 0.00050 ms |
600 ns are 0.00060 ms |
700 ns are 0.00070 ms |
800 ns are 0.00080 ms |
900 ns are 0.00090 ms |
1 000 ns are 0.00100 ms |
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Last update on May 2, 2022
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