‘Tee lntersational Stem | ted odie veison of the rer em mae wf us nis sw axes ine sper ce dee arr se hp et nt aed by og «ste wt sd ihr yr ori cet ‘camp tree Kore (mig tor = 0 you wok! ay web UO Sry ra cei hing aa 10°), you woudl ality one meter by ant, PHETEE greeauss I LH‘Quantity Name Symbol Delined by (Year Established) Length Meter m The length of the path traveled by light in vacuum in 1/299.792,458 of a second. (1983) Mass Kilogram ke After a platinum-iridium prototype (1889) Time Second The duration of 9,192,631,770 periods of the radiation comesponding to the transition between the two hyperfine levels of the ground state of the cesium-13% mom (1967) Electric current Ampere: A Porce equal to 2 1077 Nm of length, exerted on two parallel conductors in ‘vacuum when they carry the current (1946) ‘Thermodynamic Kelvin K The fiction 1/273.16 of the thermodynamic temperature lemperature of the triple point of Water length(1967) Amount of substance Mole mol = The amount of substance which contains ax many elementary entities 1s there sue atoms in 0,012 kg of carbon 12 (1971) Luminous intensity Candela ed Intensity in the perpendicular direction of a surface of 1/600,000 m? of a blackbody at temperature of freezing Pl under pressure of 101,335 Nav? ( 1967) Plane angle Radian rd (Supplemental unit) Steradian = sr_——_( Supplemental unit) S.No|Fundame| Symbol | Name of | Symbol ntal ofthe |the unit in|of the unit! Quantity | Quantity SI 1_| Length I meter m 2 | Mass [7m [kilozram| Ke 3 Time t second s 4 | Electric! 7 | ampere| A current S |Temperat}) 7 Kelvin K ure 6 [intensity [Zz [candela | cd Fig 4: Basic measurment of volume