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| Symbol: | T |
| Category: | Magnetic field strength |
| SI Equivalent: | 1 T |
| Dimension: | MT-2I-1 |
| System: | SI |
| Notes | |
| Named after the Serbian-American inventor Nikola Tesla (1856-1943), the tesla is a unit of magnetic field strength in the SI system. It is defined as 1 Weber per square meter. | |
| Magnetic field strength | ||
| Symbol | Unit Name | |
| 4.25438×10-6 | a.u. | a.u. of magnetic field |
| 1×109 | g | gamma |
| 1×104 | G, Gs | gauss |
| 1 | N/A-m | newton per ampere per meter |
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