Energy per photon of all electromagnetic spectrum classes
The amount of energy is directly related to the frequency and the electromagnetic wavelength of the photon. The higher the frequency of the photon, the greater its energy and the longer the photon wavelength, the less its energy. The next table presents the energy per photon for each class of electromagnetic radiation.
# | S | Class | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | γ | Gamma rays | 124 keV | 1.24 MeV |
| 2 | HX | Hard X-rays | 12.4 keV | 124 keV |
| 3 | SX | Soft X-rays | 1.24 keV | 12.4 keV |
| 4 | SX | Soft X-rays | 124 eV | 1.24 keV |
| 5 | EUV | Extreme ultraviolet | 12.4 eV | 124 eV |
| 6 | NUV | Near ultraviolet / visible | 1.24 eV | 12.4 eV |
| 7 | NIR | Near infrared | 124 meV | 1.24 eV |
| 8 | MIR | Mid infrared | 12.4 meV | 124 meV |
| 9 | FIR | Far infrared | 1.24 meV | 12.4 meV |
| 10 | EHF | Extremely high frequency | 124 μeV | 1.24 meV |
| 11 | SHF | Super high frequency | 12.4 μeV | 124 μeV |
| 12 | UHF | Ultra high frequency | 1.24 μeV | 12.4 μeV |
| 13 | VHF | Very high frequency | 124 neV | 1.24 μeV |
| 14 | HF | High frequency | 12.4 neV | 124 neV |
| 15 | MF | Medium frequency | 1.24 neV | 12.4 neV |
| 16 | LF | Low frequency | 124 peV | 1.24 neV |
| 17 | VLF | Very low frequency | 12.4 peV | 124 peV |
| 18 | ULF | Ultra low frequency | 1.24 peV | 12.4 peV |
| 19 | SLF | Super low frequency | 124 feV | 1.24 peV |
| 20 | ELF | Extremely low frequency | 12.4 feV | 124 feV |
