Converting from Radian per Hour (rad/h) to Petahertz (PHz) in Frequency

What is Radian per Hour (rad/h)

Radian per Hour (rad/h) is a unit used to measure angular frequency, where one full rotation is equivalent to 2π radians. It represents the angular displacement covered in one hour.

What is Petahertz (PHz)

Petahertz (PHz) is a unit of frequency equal to 10^15 hertz. It is used to measure extremely high frequencies, commonly found in atomic and molecular spectroscopy.

Conversion Formulas

The conversion formulas between Radian per Hour and Petahertz are as follows:

rad/h to PHz: f(PHz)=22619470000000000000f(rad/h)​

PHz to rad/h: f(rad/h)=f(PHz)×22619470000000000000

Examples

1. Converting 10 rad/h to PHz:

10 rad/h=0.0000000000000000004420971 PHz

2. Converting 15 rad/h to PHz:

15 rad/h=0.0000000000000000006631456 PHz

3. Converting 2 rad/h to PHz:

2 rad/h=0.00000000000000000008841941 PHz

And vice versa,

1. Converting 10 PHz to rad/h:

10 PHz=226194700000000000000 rad/h

2. Converting 15 PHz to rad/h:

15 PHz=339292000000000000000 rad/h

3. Converting 2 PHz to rad/h:

2 PHz=45238930000000000000 rad/h