Converting from Degree per Second (deg/s) to Degree per Minute (deg/m) in Frequency

What is Degree per Second (deg/s)

Degree per Second (deg/s) is a unit of angular frequency that measures the rate at which an object or system is rotating in degrees per second. It is commonly used in various fields including engineering, physics, and astronomy.

What is Degree per Minute (deg/m)

Degree per Minute (deg/m) is another unit of angular frequency that represents the rate of rotation in degrees per minute. This unit is useful when dealing with slower or more gradual changes in angular position.

Conversion Formulas

The default conversion relationship between deg/s and deg/m is:

• 1 (deg/s) = 60 (deg/m)
• 1 (deg/m) = 0.01666667 (deg/s)

For other conversions, the formulas are:

deg/m=deg/s×60

deg/s=deg/m×0.01666667

Examples

1. Converting 10 deg/s to deg/m:

10×60=600(deg/m)

2. Converting 3 deg/m to deg/s:

3×0.01666667=0.05(deg/s)

3. Converting 17 deg/s to deg/m:

17×60=1020(deg/m)

4. Converting 10 deg/m to deg/s:

10×0.01666667=0.1666667(deg/s)

By using these conversion formulas, you can easily switch between degree per second and degree per minute in frequency calculations.