Nanosecond

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nanosecond
Symbol ns
Magnitude Time
SI equivalence 1E-9 s
Dimension T
System Yes

A nanosecond is one billionth of a second, (10-9 s). This time so short that it is not used in daily life, but is of interest in certain areas of physics, chemistry, electronics and computing. Thus, a nanosecond is the duration of one clock cycle of a 1 GHz processor, and is also the time it takes for light to travel approximately 1 foot ft or 30 cm. It is represented as ns.

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