> It appears we have four new SI multiplier prefixes: Ronna (10^27)
> and Quetta (10^30) for big things, and ronto (10^-27) and quecto
> (10^-30) for tiny things.
>
> Reference: <https://www.bipm.org/en/measurement-units/si-prefixes>.
>
> We'll have to stop writing 10R for 10 Ohm resistors, lest someone
> think it's 10 ronna ohm that was intended. ;-)
>
> Jeroen (Can I order 1 QΩ resistors now?) Belleman
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Reply by Jeroen Belleman●November 28, 20222022-11-28
It appears we have four new SI multiplier prefixes: Ronna (10^27)
and Quetta (10^30) for big things, and ronto (10^-27) and quecto
(10^-30) for tiny things.
Reference: <https://www.bipm.org/en/measurement-units/si-prefixes>.
We'll have to stop writing 10R for 10 Ohm resistors, lest someone
think it's 10 ronna ohm that was intended. ;-)
Jeroen (Can I order 1 QΩ resistors now?) Belleman