convertimate Magnetomotive force

Kiloampere-turns to ampere-turns

Type a value in kAt to get it in At instantly.

500,000At

That's 10× as strong as a scrap-lifting electromagnet, while an MRI scanner's magnet is 3.6× stronger. That is 1 A flowing through 500,000 turns of wire, or 10 A through a tenth as many.

What it means

How strong is that coil?

Reference values are rough, typical figures. Real coils vary widely with their design.

The math

How to convert kAt to At

To convert kiloampere-turns to ampere-turns, multiply by 1,000.

Example: 500 kAt × 1,000 = 500,000 At.

In the other direction, 1 At = 0.001 kAt.

Every unit

Your magnetomotive force in every unit

Tables

kAt to At conversion table

kAt to At conversion table
kAtAt
1 kAt1,000 At
5 kAt5,000 At
10 kAt10,000 At
50 kAt50,000 At
100 kAt100,000 At
250 kAt250,000 At
500 kAt500,000 At
1,000 kAt1,000,000 At
5,000 kAt5,000,000 At
10,000 kAt10,000,000 At
At to kAt conversion table
At to kAt conversion table
AtkAt
1 At0.001 kAt
5 At0.005 kAt
10 At0.01 kAt
50 At0.05 kAt
100 At0.1 kAt
250 At0.25 kAt
500 At0.5 kAt
1,000 At1 kAt
5,000 At5 kAt
10,000 At10 kAt

Quick answers

Quick answers

How many At is 1 kAt?
1 kAt is 1,000 At.
How many At is 10 kAt?
10 kAt is 10,000 At.
How many At is 500 kAt?
500 kAt is 500,000 At.

The units

About these units

Kiloampere-turns (kAt)

For motors and electromagnets.

Ampere-turns (At)

The SI unit: one ampere through one turn.

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