Conversion Calculator

ElektroBox Tool

Conversion Calculator for Electronics, Engineering and Maker Projects

Use this browser-based conversion calculator for common engineering and workshop conversions: energy, length, number bases, power, temperature, mass, frequency, area, volume, speed, pressure and digital data units.

No login required Runs in the browser Useful for electronics projects

Energy conversion

Convert energy units such as joule, watt-hour, calorie and electronvolt.

Length conversion

Convert metric and imperial length units for mechanical dimensions and layouts.

Number conversion

Convert integer values between binary, decimal and hexadecimal.

Power conversion

Convert electrical and mechanical power units.

Temperature conversion

Convert between °C, °F and K using the correct offset calculation.

Mass / weight conversion

Convert common mass units used in datasheets, shipping and workshop notes.

Frequency conversion

Convert hertz, kilohertz, megahertz, gigahertz and rpm.

Area conversion

Convert area units for drawings, layouts and surface calculations.

Volume conversion

Convert volume units for enclosures, fluids and material calculations.

Speed conversion

Convert motion and airflow speed units.

Pressure conversion

Convert pressure units for sensors, pneumatics and lab measurements.

Digital data conversion

Convert bits, bytes and SI/binary storage units.

Best for

  • Electronics calculations and datasheet checks
  • Arduino, ESP32 and embedded projects
  • Workshop documentation and lab notes
  • Quick unit checks while building or coding

Before using a result

Check the selected unit, decimal separator and required precision before transferring a result into a real circuit, code constant, BOM or test report.

How to use it

Convert values without leaving the project workflow

Choose a conversion category, enter the known value and select the source and target units. The result updates directly in the browser. The converter accepts both decimal point and decimal comma, which is useful when working with European datasheets or copied spreadsheet values.

Unit conversions

Convert physical quantities such as length, power, energy, frequency, speed, pressure, area and volume.

Number bases

Convert between binary, decimal and hexadecimal for firmware, registers, bitmasks and documentation.

Temperature

Convert between °C, °F and kelvin using the correct offset-based calculation instead of a simple factor.

Examples

Typical project conversions

Energy 1 Wh = 3600 J

Useful when comparing battery capacity, heating energy or power consumption over time.

Frequency 6000 rpm = 100 Hz

Useful for motor speed, rotating systems, sensor pulses and measurement logging.

Number base 255 = FF = 11111111

Useful for 8-bit limits, register values, masks and protocol debugging.

Pressure 1 bar = 100000 Pa

Useful for pneumatic systems, sensor datasheets and lab measurements.

Supported conversions

Conversion categories included

CategoryCommon useExample units
EnergyBattery, heat and work calculationsJ, kJ, Wh, kWh, cal, kcal, eV
LengthMechanical dimensions and layout checksmm, cm, m, km, in, ft, yd, mi
PowerElectrical and mechanical power comparisonW, kW, MW, hp, PS, BTU/h
TemperatureLab conditions and thermal design°C, °F, K
Number basesFirmware, registers and digital logicBinary, decimal, hexadecimal
Additional unitsEngineering documentation and sensor checksArea, volume, speed, pressure, data

FAQ

Conversion calculator questions

Does the converter send my values to a server?

No. The conversions run locally in the browser through this plugin’s JavaScript.

Can I use decimal comma?

Yes. Values such as 1,5 are interpreted as 1.5. Large numbers copied with thousands separators are also handled in common European and English formats.

Why is temperature handled separately?

Temperature conversion uses offsets, for example between Celsius and Fahrenheit. It cannot be treated like a simple unit factor conversion.

Is “weight” the same as mass here?

The calculator converts common mass units such as gram, kilogram, tonne, ounce and pound. In everyday language these are often called weight units.