Degrees Per Second To Radians Per Second (°/S To Rad/S) Converter

The Degrees Per Second To Radians Per Second (°/S To Rad/S) Converter is a handy tool designed to help you easily convert rotational speed measurements from degrees per second to radians per second. This is useful in various fields such as physics, engineering, and robotics where different units are used to describe angular velocity.

Degrees per second (°/S) is a unit that measures how many degrees an object rotates around a point in one second. One degree is a measure of angle, where a full circle contains 360 degrees. Radians per second (Rad/S), on the other hand, measures angular velocity in radians per second, with one radian being the angle created when the arc length equals the radius of a circle.

The conversion between these units is based on the relationship that 2? radians equal 360 degrees. To convert from degrees per second to radians per second, you multiply the value in degrees per second by the factor ?/180. The formula is:

Radians per second (Rad/S) = Degrees per second (°/S) × (? / 180)

Using this converter, you can quickly and accurately switch between these two units, ensuring your calculations and measurements are consistent and correct across different systems and applications.