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Those are two completely different units, with different physical 'dimensions', used to measure

completely different types of quantities. They have no relationship, and neither can be converted

into the other.

It would be something like trying to convert your age from years to dollars per pound.

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To convert from millivolts to grams force, you need to know the force transducer's sensitivity in millivolts per gram. Then you can use the formula: force (grams force) = millivolts / sensitivity (mv/g). Multiply the millivolts by the inverse of the sensitivity to get the force in grams force.

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