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Angular Acceleration converter

Convert angular acceleration units including radians, revolutions, degrees, and turns per second squared.

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1 rad/s² = 3,599.999999712 rad/min²

All Angular Acceleration units

From 1 rad/s²
UnitValue
Radian/square second rad/s² 1
Radian/square minute rad/min² 3,599.999999712
Revolution/square second r/s² 0.1591549431
Revolution/square minute r/min² 572.957795129
Degree/square second °/s² 57.2957795129
Degree/square minute °/min² 206,264.8062511535
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Radian/square second to Radian/square minuterad/s² to rad/min² Radian/square minute to Radian/square secondrad/min² to rad/s² Radian/square second to Revolution/square secondrad/s² to r/s² Revolution/square second to Radian/square secondr/s² to rad/s² Radian/square second to Revolution/square minuterad/s² to r/min² Revolution/square minute to Radian/square secondr/min² to rad/s²

Reference

How angular acceleration conversion works

Angular acceleration measures how quickly angular velocity changes over time. Values are normalized to Radian/square second before conversion to the requested output unit.

Values are converted to radian/square second first, then from that reference into the requested unit. Keeping a single documented reference reduces inconsistent pair-by-pair constants.

Accuracy note: SI relationships follow the cited reference. Conventional and domain-specific factors use the established ConvertWin factor inventory; verify safety-critical work against the governing standard.

Unit reference

UnitSymbol1 unit in rad/s²
Radian/square secondrad/s²1
Radian/square minuterad/min²0.000277777778
Revolution/square secondr/s²6.283185307
Revolution/square minuter/min²0.001745329252
Degree/square second°/s²0.01745329252
Degree/square minute°/min²0.000004848137

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Every indexed conversion

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From Radian/square second (rad/s²)
Radian/square second to Radian/square minuteRadian/square second to Revolution/square secondRadian/square second to Revolution/square minuteRadian/square second to Degree/square second
From Radian/square minute (rad/min²)
Radian/square minute to Radian/square secondRadian/square minute to Revolution/square secondRadian/square minute to Revolution/square minuteRadian/square minute to Degree/square second
From Revolution/square second (r/s²)
Revolution/square second to Radian/square secondRevolution/square second to Radian/square minuteRevolution/square second to Revolution/square minuteRevolution/square second to Degree/square second
From Revolution/square minute (r/min²)
Revolution/square minute to Radian/square secondRevolution/square minute to Radian/square minuteRevolution/square minute to Revolution/square secondRevolution/square minute to Degree/square second
From Degree/square second (°/s²)
Degree/square second to Radian/square secondDegree/square second to Radian/square minuteDegree/square second to Revolution/square secondDegree/square second to Revolution/square minute

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Definitions and standards

The SI framework is checked against NIST Guide for the Use of the International System of Units. Conventional factors are retained from the extended ConvertWin inventory and carry the accuracy note shown above.

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Questions

Angular Acceleration FAQ

What is the reference unit for angular acceleration conversions?

ConvertWin uses radian/square second (rad/s²) as the internal reference for this category, then converts to the selected output unit.

How accurate is this angular acceleration converter?

SI relationships follow the cited reference. Conventional and domain-specific factors use the established ConvertWin factor inventory; verify safety-critical work against the governing standard.