Electron-volts to Volts

Introduction to Electron-volts to Volts Conversion

The conversion of energy from electron-volts to volts is calculated according to the relationship E = qV, where E is the energy in joules, q is the elementary charge (1.602176634 × 10^-19 C), and V is the potential difference in volts. In this formula, energyInEv represents the energy in electron-volts, and the result represents the equivalent energy in volts. This conversion is commonly used in quantum mechanics, semiconductor physics, and atomic physics.

Parameter usage:

• energyInEv= energy in electron-volts

Example valid values:

• energyInEv= 5

Output:

• V= energy in volts

Data validation

The energy in electron-volts should be a non-negative value.

Summary

This converter allows for the precise conversion of energy units from electron-volts to volts and is widely used in various branches of physics and engineering.