Second to Microsecond

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Result

1000000

µs

Conversion rate: 1 s = 1000000 µs

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How it works

The converter uses exact SI-based factors (e.g., 1 foot = 0.3048 meters, 1 inch = 0.0254 meters).

Formula: microseconds = second × 1000000

Results show between 0 and 8 decimal places and hide trailing zeros for readability.

Conversion Table

Second Microsecond
0.001 s 1000 µs
0.01 s 10000 µs
0.1 s 100000 µs
1 s 1000000 µs
60 s 60000000 µs
3600 s 3600000000 µs

History

Second (s)

The second is the fundamental SI unit used to measure time. At first, it was defined as 1/86,400 of the average length of a solar day. However, because the Earth’s rotation is not perfectly consistent, this method was imprecise. In 1967, scientists redefined the second based on atomic properties: one second equals the duration of 9,192,631,770 cycles of radiation from a cesium-133 atom. This atomic standard ensures remarkable accuracy in timekeeping, which is essential for technologies like GPS, communications, and scientific experiments. The second remains a cornerstone for tracking and organizing time in today’s world.

Microsecond (µs)

The microsecond, symbolized as µs, is one millionth of a second. This very short time is important in electronics, communication, and research. Microseconds are used to measure signal delays, computer speeds, and fast changes. As digital technology grew in the 1900s, measuring microseconds became necessary. Today, this accuracy supports applications such as fast trading, medical imaging, and satellite communications.

Other Relevant Conversions

s → ms s → µs s → min s → h s → d s → wk s → yr ms → s ms → µs ms → min ms → h ms → d ms → wk ms → yr µs → s µs → ms µs → min µs → h µs → d µs → wk µs → yr min → s min → ms min → µs min → h min → d min → wk min → yr h → s h → ms h → µs h → min h → d h → wk h → yr d → s d → ms d → µs d → min d → h d → wk d → yr wk → s wk → ms wk → µs wk → min wk → h wk → d wk → yr yr → s yr → ms yr → µs yr → min yr → h yr → d yr → wk