SI/MKS

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SI/MKS System of Unit Table

  • Abbreviation: SI or International System of Units; MKS or metre, kilogram, second.

SI Base Units

  • These are the building blocks for units derived from them.
Quantity Unit Symbol
time (t) second s
length (l) metre m
mass (m) kilogram kg
electric current (I) ampere A
thermodynamic temperature (T) kelvin K
amount of substance (n) mole mol
luminous intensity (\(I_v\)) candela cd

Common Units

Quantity Unit Symbol
distance (d), length (l), height (h) metre m
mass (m) kilogram kg
time (t) second s
speed (v), velocity (v) metre/second m/s
acceleration (a) (metre/second)^2 \(m/s^2\)
force (F) newton N
pressure (P or p) pascal Pa
energy (E, Q, W) joule J
power (P) watt W
viscosity (μ) Pascal * second Pa⋅s

Derived Units

Quantity Unit Symbol
plane angle radian rad
solid angle steradian sr
frequency hertz Hz
force/weight newton N
pressure/stress pascal Pa
energy/work/heat joule J
power/radiant flux watt W
electric charge coulomb C
electric potential/voltage volt V
capacitance farad F
resistance ohm Ω
electrical conductance siemens S
magnetic flux weber Wb
magnetic flux density tesla T
inductance henry H
temperature degree Celcius °C
luminous flux lumen lm
illuminance lux lx
radionuclide becquerel Bq
absorbed dose gray Gy
equivalent dose sievert Sv
catalytic activity katal kat

References

Date: August 01, 2023

Author: Paul Gerald D. Pare

Emacs 29.1 (Org mode 9.6.6)