Planck voltage

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The Planck voltage is the unit of voltage, denoted by V_P, in the system of natural units known as Planck units.

$V_P = \frac{E_P}{q_P} = \sqrt{\frac{c^4}{G 4 \pi \epsilon_0}} \approx$ 1.04295 × 10²⁷ V

where

$E P$ is the Planck energy

$q P$ is the Planck charge

$c$ is the speed of light in a vacuum

$G$ is the gravitational constant

[edit] See also

Planck's natural units

Base Planck units: Planck time | Planck length | Planck mass | Planck charge | Planck temperature

Derived Planck units: Planck energy | Planck force | Planck power | Planck density | Planck angular frequency | Planck pressure | Planck current | Planck voltage | Planck impedance | Planck momentum

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