Gauss to megahertz
Type a value in G to get it in MHz instantly.
That's 800× as strong as the Earth’s field, while a benchtop spectrometer is 35× stronger. Hydrogen resonates at about 1.703 MHz in that field.
Convert the other way: MHz to G
What it means
What does it resonate at?
Frequencies are for the bare nucleus. Chemical shifts move them by parts per million, which is the entire information content of a spectrum.
The math
How to convert G to MHz
Frequency is the field times the nucleus’s own ratio: MHz = tesla × gyromagnetic ratio, which is 42.577 for hydrogen. The figures below use the nucleus selected above.
Example: 400 G = 1.70308 MHz.
The table below is for Hydrogen-1 (42.577 MHz/T).
Every unit
Your field in every unit
Tables
G to MHz conversion table
| G | MHz |
|---|---|
| 0.5 G | 0.00212885 MHz |
| 1.5 G | 0.00638655 MHz |
| 3 G | 0.0127731 MHz |
| 7 G | 0.0298039 MHz |
| 9.4 G | 0.0400224 MHz |
| 11.7 G | 0.0498151 MHz |
| 14.1 G | 0.0600336 MHz |
| 18.8 G | 0.0800448 MHz |
| 21.1 G | 0.0898375 MHz |
| 23.5 G | 0.100056 MHz |
MHz to G conversion table
| MHz | G |
|---|---|
| 0.5 MHz | 117.434 G |
| 1.5 MHz | 352.303 G |
| 3 MHz | 704.606 G |
| 7 MHz | 1,644.08 G |
| 9.4 MHz | 2,207.76 G |
| 11.7 MHz | 2,747.96 G |
| 14.1 MHz | 3,311.65 G |
| 18.8 MHz | 4,415.53 G |
| 21.1 MHz | 4,955.73 G |
| 23.5 MHz | 5,519.41 G |
Quick answers
Quick answers
- How many MHz is 1 G?
- 1 G is 0.0042577 MHz.
- How many MHz is 10 G?
- 10 G is 0.042577 MHz.
- How many MHz is 400 G?
- 400 G is 1.70308 MHz.
The units
About these units
Gauss (G)
The CGS unit. Ten thousand gauss make a tesla.
Megahertz (MHz)
The resonance frequency, and what instruments are named after.
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