Jiffies (10 ms) to Milliseconds: the quick answer
1 jiffy = 10 ms
1 jiffy equals 10 milliseconds
To convert jiffies to milliseconds, multiply the value by 10. To go the other way, multiply milliseconds by 0.1 to get jiffies.
To convert jiffies to milliseconds, multiply the value by 10. To go the other way, multiply milliseconds by 0.1 to get jiffies.
| Jiffies (10 ms) (jiffy) | Milliseconds (ms) |
|---|---|
| 1 jiffy | 10 ms |
| 2 jiffy | 20 ms |
| 3 jiffy | 30 ms |
| 4 jiffy | 40 ms |
| 5 jiffy | 50 ms |
| 6 jiffy | 60 ms |
| 7 jiffy | 70 ms |
| 8 jiffy | 80 ms |
| 9 jiffy | 90 ms |
| 10 jiffy | 100 ms |
| 12 jiffy | 120 ms |
| 14 jiffy | 140 ms |
| 15 jiffy | 150 ms |
| 20 jiffy | 200 ms |
| 21 jiffy | 210 ms |
| 24 jiffy | 240 ms |
| 25 jiffy | 250 ms |
| 30 jiffy | 300 ms |
| 40 jiffy | 400 ms |
| 50 jiffy | 500 ms |
| 60 jiffy | 600 ms |
| 75 jiffy | 750 ms |
| 80 jiffy | 800 ms |
| 100 jiffy | 1,000 ms |
| 200 jiffy | 2,000 ms |
| 250 jiffy | 2,500 ms |
| 300 jiffy | 3,000 ms |
| 400 jiffy | 4,000 ms |
| 500 jiffy | 5,000 ms |
| 750 jiffy | 7,500 ms |
| 1,000 jiffy | 10,000 ms |
Jiffy (jiffy). In computing a jiffy is often one tick of the system clock, commonly 10 milliseconds.
Millisecond (ms). A millisecond is one thousandth of a second, used for reaction times and computer timing.
There are 10 milliseconds in one jiffy.
Multiply the number of jiffies by 10. For example, 10 jiffies equal 100 milliseconds.
One millisecond equals 0.1 jiffies.
120 milliseconds. Other common values: 5 jiffies = 50 milliseconds and 100 jiffies = 1,000 milliseconds.