Converting from Degree per Second (deg/s) to Radian per Second (rad/s)

What is Degree per Second (deg/s)

Degree per Second (deg/s) is a unit of angular frequency, representing the rate of change of an angle in degrees per second. It is commonly used in physics and engineering to measure rotational speed.

What is Radian per Second (rad/s)

Radian per Second (rad/s) is another unit of angular frequency, measuring the rate of change of an angle in radians per second. Radians are a more natural unit for angular measurements in many scientific disciplines.

Conversion Formulas

To convert from Degree per Second (deg/s) to Radian per Second (rad/s), you can use the following formula:

Radian per Second (rad/s)=Degree per Second (deg/s)×0.01745329

Similarly, to convert from Radian per Second (rad/s) to Degree per Second (deg/s), you can use:

Degree per Second (deg/s)=Radian per Second (rad/s)×57.29578

Examples

• Converting 17 deg/s to rad/s:

17 deg/s=17×0.01745329 rad/s=0.296706 rad/s

• Converting 3 rad/s to deg/s:

3 rad/s=3×57.29578 deg/s=171.8873 deg/s

• Converting 8 deg/s to rad/s:

8 deg/s=8×0.01745329 rad/s=0.1396263 rad/s

• Converting 17 rad/s to deg/s:

17 rad/s=17×57.29578 deg/s=974.0283 deg/s

Conclusion

Use the provided conversion formulas to easily switch between Degree per Second (deg/s) and Radian per Second (rad/s) in your calculations.