From Gigahertz (Ghz) to Hertz (Hz) easily with our online frequency converter. Just enter the frequency in Ghz you want to convert to Hz and click on the calculate button.
Do you need from Hz to Ghz? The tool also performs the function of Hz to Ghz converter which will allow you to perform the reverse operation.
Perform the conversion of these two frequency units in a simple way and save yourself those long multiplications full of zeros where it is easy to get confused and put the comma in the wrong place.
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How to switch from Ghz to Hz
A gigahertz is a much larger unit compared to a hertz. This makes the calculations more difficult since we have to work with a large number of zeros in the operations. 1 Ghz = 109 Hz. From this equivalence, we can deduce that the formula to go from Ghz to Hz is the following:
f(Hz) = f(GHz) × 109
By example.we are going to convert to Hertz the amount of 3 Ghz:
f(Hz) = f(GHz) × 109= 3 Ghz x 109 = 3 x 109 Hz
1 Ghz at Hz
To propose another practical exampleIn this case, we are going to convert 1 Gigahertz to Hertz in the same way as in the case we have seen in the previous point:
f(Hz) = f(GHz) × 109= 1 Ghz x 109 = 1 x 109 Hz
It was clear that we were going to get this result since we had mentioned it in the explanation for going from Ghz to Hz.
How to switch from Hz to Ghz
As we have said before, the real difficulty involved in the change from Hertz to Kilohertz consists of placing the comma properly. Many times we forget some zero that changes the final result completely, for that reason, we have to have very clear that:
1 GHz = 109 Hz = 1,000,000,000,000 Hz
Therefore, if we want to switch from Hertz to Gigahertz manually, we need to apply the following operation mathematics:
f(GHz) = f(Hz) / 109
Like practical exampleIf we want to convert 3000 Hz to gigahertz from the above formula, we are going to convert 3000 Hz to gigahertz from the above formula:
f(GHz) = 3000 Hz / 109 = 3×10-6 GHz = 0.000003 Ghz
If you notice, the calculation can be done without using a calculator, because as we were taught as children, in this type of multiplications and divisions by factors of 10, it is enough to move the decimal point to the left or to the right. In this case, since we are dealing with a division, we have to move the decimal point 9 positions to the left to go from hz to Ghz without the need for any further calculations.
Ghz to Hz equivalence table
Below you have a small equivalence table that shows some of them Gigahertz to Hertz conversions from 0 Ghz to 1 Ghz. You can always print it out to have it handy with several quick references of this conversion so often used in signal problems:
| Gigahertz (GHz) | Hertz (Hz) |
|---|---|
| 0 GHz | 0 Hz |
| 0.000001 GHz | 103 Hz |
| 0.00001 GHz | 104 Hz |
| 0.0001 GHz | 105 Hz |
| 0.001 GHz | 106 Hz |
| 0.01 GHz | 107 Hz |
| 0.1 GHz | 108 Hz |
| 1 GHz | 109 Hz |
