How to include Micro symbol (µ) in Javascript regex? [closed] - javascript

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I need to use the following regex in my Javascript code:
/\D*(\d+)\s*([TGMkmµnp]).*/g
However, the µ symbol is causing syntax error.
How can I fix this?
The error message is:
At "value = str.replace(/(+)(TGMk"
error110: SYNTAX ERROR while lexing character "µ".
I am using TestComplete software.
My code is as simple as this:
function GetVoltageDbl(str)
{
var value = str.replace(/\D*(\d+)\s*([TGMkµmnp]).*/g, "$1");
var prefix = str.replace(/\D*(\d+)\s*([TGMkµmnp]).*/g, "$2");
Log.Message(value);
Log.Message(prefix);
}


Try replacing µ with \u03BC as follows:
/\D*(\d+)\s*([TGMkm\u03BCnp]).*/g


Please try this \µ . It's need to help

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