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#Javax.measure.unit Classes and Interfaces - 15 results found.
| Name | Description | Type | Package | Framework |
| AlternateUnit | This class represents the units used in expressions to distinguish between quantities of a different nature but of the same dimensions. | Class | javax.measure.unit | JScience |
| BaseUnit | This class represents the building blocks on top of which all others units are created. | Class | javax.measure.unit | JScience |
| CompoundUnit | This class represents the multi-radix units (such as "hour:min:sec"). | Class | javax.measure.unit | JScience |
| DerivedUnit | This class identifies the units created by combining or transformingSee Also:Serialized Form | Class | javax.measure.unit | JScience |
| Dimension | This class represents the dimension of an unit. | Class | javax.measure.unit | JScience |
| Dimension .Model | This interface represents the mapping between base units and dimensions. | Interface | javax.measure.unit | JScience |
| NonSI | This class contains units that are not part of the International System of Units, that is, they are outside the SI, but are important | Class | javax.measure.unit | JScience |
| ProductUnit | This class represents units formed by the product of rational powers of existing units. | Class | javax.measure.unit | JScience |
| SI | Class | javax.measure.unit | JScience | |
| SystemOfUnits | This class represents a system of units, it groups units together for historical or cultural reasons. | Class | javax.measure.unit | JScience |
| TransformedUnit | This class represents the units derived from other units using Examples of transformed units:[code] | Class | javax.measure.unit | JScience |
| Unit | This class represents a determinate quantity (as of length, time, heat, or value) adopted as a standard of measurement. | Class | javax.measure.unit | JScience |
| UnitFormat | This class provides the interface for formatting and parsing units. | Class | javax.measure.unit | JScience |
| UnitFormat .ASCIIFormat | This class represents the ASCIIFormat format. | Class | javax.measure.unit | JScience |
| UnitFormat .DefaultFormat | This class represents the standard format. | Class | javax.measure.unit | JScience |