Enter an AWG number, a diameter in mm, or an area in mm². The tool solves the AWG formula both ways and updates all fields.
d(mm) = 0.127 × 92^((36 − AWG)/39); each 6 gauges roughly halves or doubles the diameter.
Area(mm²) = π × (d/2)², computed automatically from the AWG diameter.
No — a higher AWG number means a thinner wire, so 24 AWG is much finer than 12 AWG.