Convert 2 Exawatt to Pferdestärke (PS) - Power

A list of units symbol and data.
From EW	To PS	All conversion
1 EW	1359621617303904.2 PS
2 EW	2719243234607808.5 PS
3 EW	4078864851911713 PS
4 EW	5438486469215617 PS
5 EW	6798108086519522 PS
6 EW	8157729703823426 PS
7 EW	9517351321127330 PS
8 EW	10876972938431234 PS
9 EW	12236594555735140 PS
10 EW	13596216173039044 PS

A list of units symbol and data.

From EW

To PS

All conversion

1 EW

1359621617303904.2 PS

2 EW

2719243234607808.5 PS

3 EW

4078864851911713 PS

4 EW

5438486469215617 PS

5 EW

6798108086519522 PS

6 EW

8157729703823426 PS

7 EW

9517351321127330 PS

8 EW

10876972938431234 PS

9 EW

12236594555735140 PS

10 EW

13596216173039044 PS

Exawatt (EW): Theoretical Power Extremes

An exawatt equals one quintillion watts and is a unit that exists primarily in theoretical discussions and high-energy physics. It represents power levels far beyond current technological capabilities, often used to describe cosmic phenomena or hypothetical energy outputs in advanced scientific models.

While not applicable to current practical applications, the exawatt serves as a conceptual benchmark in the exploration of energy limits and the potential of future technologies.

Pferdestärke (PS): Understanding Metric Horsepower

Pferdestärke, abbreviated as PS, is the German term for metric horsepower. It was established to quantify the power output of engines, particularly in Europe. One PS is defined as the power required to lift a mass of 75 kilograms against Earth's gravity over a distance of one meter in one second, equivalent to approximately 735.5 watts.

This unit was widely used in automotive contexts across Europe before the adoption of the International System of Units (SI), which uses the watt as the standard unit of power. Despite the shift to SI units, PS remains prevalent in car specifications and marketing materials within certain regions.

It's important to note that 1 PS is approximately equal to 0.9863 mechanical horsepower (hp). This slight difference arises from the distinct definitions and measurement standards between the metric and imperial systems.

Understanding PS is crucial for interpreting vehicle performance metrics, especially when comparing specifications from different regions or manufacturers.

1 Exawatt = 1000000000000000000 Watt

Convert 2 EW → W

1 Exawatt = 1000000000000000 Kilowatt

Convert 2 EW → kW

1 Exawatt = 1000000000000 Megawatt

Convert 2 EW → MW

1 Exawatt = 1000000000 Gigawatt

Convert 2 EW → GW

1 Exawatt = 1000000 Terawatt

Convert 2 EW → TW

1 Exawatt = 1000 Petawatt

Convert 2 EW → PW