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Gilbert to Ampere-turn Converter

1 gilbert is about 0.7957747155 ampere-turns. Convert gilberts (Gi) to ampere-turns (At) below: type a value and the result updates as you type.

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Gilbert to Ampere-turn conversion

1 Gi ≈ 0.7957747155 Atone gilbert in ampere-turns

1 At ≈ 1.256637061 Gione ampere-turn in gilberts

Gilbert (Gi): CGS unit of magnetomotive force: 10/(4π) ampere-turns, about 0.7957747 At.

Ampere-turn (At): SI unit of magnetomotive force: one ampere flowing through one turn of a coil. Dimensionally equal to the ampere.

Source:Gilbert: NIST Special Publication 811 (2008), Appendix B.8; Ampere-turn: SI Brochure, 9th edition (BIPM, 2019)

How to convert gilberts to ampere-turns

To convert gilberts to ampere-turns, multiply the number of gilberts by about 0.7957747155.

Formula

At = Gi × 0.7957747155

The factor is rounded here. The calculator uses the exact value.

Examples

  • 5 Gi = 5 × 0.7957747155 ≈ 3.978873577 At
  • 25 Gi = 25 × 0.7957747155 ≈ 19.89436789 At
  • 100 Gi = 100 × 0.7957747155 ≈ 79.57747155 At

Gilbert to Ampere-turn conversion table

Gilbert to Ampere-turn
Gilbert (Gi)Ampere-turn (At)
0.1 Gi0.07957747155 At
0.5 Gi0.3978873577 At
1 Gi0.7957747155 At
2 Gi1.591549431 At
3 Gi2.387324146 At
5 Gi3.978873577 At
10 Gi7.957747155 At
20 Gi15.91549431 At
25 Gi19.89436789 At
50 Gi39.78873577 At
100 Gi79.57747155 At
250 Gi198.9436789 At
500 Gi397.8873577 At
1000 Gi795.7747155 At

Values rounded to 10 significant digits where needed.

Frequently asked questions

How many ampere-turns are in one gilbert?
One gilbert is about 0.7957747155 ampere-turns.
How do I convert ampere-turns to gilberts?
To convert ampere-turns to gilberts, multiply the number of ampere-turns by about 1.256637061. The formula is Gi = At × 1.256637061.
Is this conversion exact?
Yes. Both units have exact definitions, but the factor has more decimal places than can be shown, so displayed results are rounded. The calculator works with 50 significant digits before rounding.
Which is larger, a gilbert or a ampere-turn?
A ampere-turn is about 1.256637061 times larger than a gilbert. In other words, a gilbert is about 0.7957747155 of a ampere-turn.