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How to Convert from Quantized Hall resistance to Statohm?
Easily convert values from Quantized Hall resistance, a fundamental quantum electrical standard, to statohm units used historically in the CGS-ESU system. Understand the applications, formulas, and context for this specialized electric resistance conversion.
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What Is This Tool?
This converter transforms electric resistance measurements from Quantized Hall resistance, a quantum standard observed in precise physics experiments, into statohm units. Statohm is an obsolete CGS-ESU unit mainly of theoretical and historical relevance in electromagnetism.
How to Use This Tool?
- Enter the value in Quantized Hall resistance units you want to convert
- Select Quantized Hall resistance as the source unit and statohm as the target unit
- Click convert to obtain the equivalent resistance value in statohm
- Use the results to compare quantum standards with classical CGS-ESU units
Key Features
- Converts Quantized Hall resistance values to statohm units based on established conversion formulas
- Supports physics research and metrology applications involving quantum resistance standards
- Provides clarity for interpreting classical electromagnetic literature using CGS-ESU conventions
- Browser-based and easy to use with no installation required
Examples
- 1 Quantized Hall resistance equals 2.8720618918255e-8 statohm
- 10 Quantized Hall resistance equals 2.8720618918255e-7 statohm
Common Use Cases
- Converting precision quantum resistance standards to historical CGS-ESU units for theoretical analysis
- Studying or teaching classical electromagnetism involving CGS conventions
- Relating quantum electrical metrology results with older unit systems in physics research
Tips & Best Practices
- Verify units carefully when converting between modern quantum units and obsolete CGS units
- Use this tool primarily for theoretical, historical, or educational purposes
- Cross-check conversion results when applying to metrology contexts
- Recognize the small conversion factor reflects fundamental differences in unit systems
Limitations
- Statohm is outdated and rarely used in current practical electrical resistance measurements
- The conversion factor is very small, requiring attention to precision in calculations
- Conversion is mainly useful in historical or theoretical studies rather than routine measurements
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Quantized Hall resistance?
- Quantized Hall resistance is the discrete transverse electrical resistance observed in the quantum Hall effect, used as a quantum standard in precision electrical measurements.
- Why convert Quantized Hall resistance to statohm?
- Conversion helps relate modern quantum resistance standards to the historical CGS electrostatic units, facilitating theoretical analysis and interpretation of classical electromagnetism.
- Is statohm used in practical electrical measurements today?
- No, statohm is now obsolete in practical measurement and mainly encountered in theoretical, historical, or educational contexts.
Key Terminology
- Quantized Hall resistance
- The discrete transverse electrical resistance measured under the quantum Hall effect, used as a quantum standard in national metrology.
- Statohm
- An obsolete unit of electrical resistance in the electrostatic variant of the CGS system, mainly of theoretical and historical interest.
- CGS-ESU
- The electrostatic (ESU) variant of the centimetre–gram–second (CGS) system of units previously used in electromagnetism.