Converting from Radian per Minute (rad/m) to Decihertz (dHz) in Frequency

What is Radian per Minute (rad/m)

Radian per minute (rad/m) is a unit of angular velocity, where one radian is equivalent to the angle subtended at the center of a circle by an arc equal in length to the radius of the circle. When expressed per minute, it represents the angular velocity in radians that an object rotates through in one minute.

What is Decihertz (dHz)

Decihertz (dHz) is a unit of frequency that represents ten cycles or events per second. It is commonly used to measure frequencies of periodic processes. In the context of angular velocity, decihertz specifically indicates the number of revolutions or cycles an object undergoes in one-tenth of a second.

Conversion Formulas

The conversion formulas between radian per minute (rad/m) and decihertz (dHz) are as follows:

• To convert from rad/m to dHz:

Decihertz (dHz)=Radian per Minute (rad/m)×0.02652582

• To convert from dHz to rad/m:

Radian per Minute (rad/m)=Decihertz (dHz)×37.69911

Examples

1. Converting 8 rad/m to dHz:

8rad/m=8×0.02652582=0.2122066dHz

2. Converting 11 dHz to rad/m:

11dHz=11×37.69911=414.6902rad/m

3. Converting 10 rad/m to dHz:

10rad/m=10×0.02652582=0.2652582dHz

Use this standard conversion as a reference point to perform conversions between radian per minute and decihertz effectively.