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Physics Converters

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Access our specialized collection of physics converters. Built for security and performance, these tools process all data locally.

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Altitude

Meters, feet, km, miles elevation.

Launch Altitude
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Density

kg/m³, g/cm³, g/mL, lb/ft³ — plus SG guide.

Launch Density

Energy

Joules, kWh, MWh, BTU, cal, eV, GJ.

Launch Energy
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Flow Rate

L/s, L/min, gpm, cfm, m³/h, SCFH, cusec.

Launch Flow Rate
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Force

N, kN, lbf, kgf, metric ton-force, dyne.

Launch Force
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Frequency

Hz, kHz, MHz, GHz, RPM — plus 50/60 Hz guide.

Launch Frequency
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Illuminance

Lux, foot-candle, phot — lighting design units.

Launch Illuminance
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Pressure

PSI, bar, Pa, kPa, MPa, mbar, atm, mmHg.

Launch Pressure
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Rainfall

mm, cm, inches of rain.

Launch Rainfall
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Torque

N·m, ft·lb, in·lb, kgf·m, kgf·cm.

Launch Torque
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Viscosity

Pa·s, mPa·s, centipoise, poise, lb/(ft·s).

Launch Viscosity
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Wind Speed

m/s, km/h, mph, knots, Beaufort.

Launch Wind Speed

Physics & Engineering Unit Converters

Physics and engineering calculations use specialized units that do not fit standard length or mass converters — pascals and PSI for pressure, joules and kilowatt-hours for energy, newtons and pound-force for force, and lux versus foot-candles for lighting design. Our physics converter suite normalizes each category to its SI base unit (Pa, J, Hz, N, N·m, kg/m³, L/s, lux, Pa·s, m/s, mm, m) before converting to your target unit. Each tool focuses on one measurement domain so you land directly on the conversion you need — PSI to bar for tire pressure, kWh to joules for electricity, gpm to L/min for plumbing, or Beaufort wind scale for weather. All math runs locally in your browser with NIST-standard factors.

Physics Converters FAQ

Are physics conversion factors accurate?

Yes. We use NIST/SI standard factors suitable for engineering estimates, education, and everyday use.

PSI to bar?

Divide PSI by 14.5038, or use the Pressure Converter tool for instant results.

kWh to joules?

Multiply kWh by 3,600,000. The Energy Converter handles this and other energy units.

Is data uploaded?

No. All physics conversions execute 100% client-side in your browser.