Converting from Degree per Second (deg/s) to Decihertz (dHz) in Frequency

What is Degree per Second (deg/s)

Degree per Second (deg/s) is a unit used to measure angular velocity in terms of degrees rotated per second. It is commonly utilized in physics, engineering, and mathematics to quantify rotational speed.

What is Decihertz (dHz)

Decihertz (dHz) is a unit of frequency equivalent to one-tenth of a hertz. It is utilized to measure the frequency of periodic events or oscillations, where one decihertz represents 0.1 cycles per second.

Conversion Formulas

The conversion between Degree per Second (deg/s) and Decihertz (dHz) can be performed using the following formulas:

deg/s to dHz: Frequency (dHz)=Angular Velocity (deg/s)×0.02777778

dHz to deg/s: Angular Velocity (deg/s)=Frequency (dHz)×36

Examples

• Converting 12 deg/s to dHz:

12 deg/s×0.02777778=0.3333333 dHz

• Converting 6 dHz to deg/s:

6 dHz×36=216 deg/s

• Converting 2 deg/s to dHz:

2 deg/s×0.02777778=0.05555556 dHz

• Converting 12 dHz to deg/s:

12 dHz×36=432 deg/s

You can use this information to easily convert between Degree per Second (deg/s) and Decihertz (dHz) for various applications in the field of frequency measurement.