| Unit | rad/h |
|---|---|
| Name | radian per hour |
| Category | Frequency |
| Details | In the field of frequency, rad/h (radian per hour) is a unit of angular frequency or angular velocity. It represents the rate at which an object or wave rotates or oscillates (completes a cycle) in an hour, measured in radians. A radian is a unit of angular measure that describes the angle created when the radius of a circle is wrapped around its circumference. There are 2π (approximately 6.283) radians in one complete rotation or cycle. When referring to a frequency in the unit of rad/h, it means that the object or wave is completing a certain number of radians per hour as it rotates or oscillates. For example, an angular frequency of 3π rad/h means that the object or wave completes 1.5 rotations (since 1 rotation is 2π radians) in an hour. |
rad/h(radian per hour) to aHz(attohertz)rad/h(radian per hour) to cHz(centihertz)rad/h(radian per hour) to daHz(decahertz)rad/h(radian per hour) to dHz(decihertz)rad/h(radian per hour) to EHz(exahertz)rad/h(radian per hour) to fHz(femtohertz)rad/h(radian per hour) to GHz(gigahertz)rad/h(radian per hour) to hHz(hectohertz)rad/h(radian per hour) to Hz(hertz)rad/h(radian per hour) to kHz(kilohertz)rad/h(radian per hour) to MHz(megahertz)rad/h(radian per hour) to mHz(millihertz)rad/h(radian per hour) to nHz(nanohertz)rad/h(radian per hour) to PHz(petahertz)rad/h(radian per hour) to pHz(picohertz)rad/h(radian per hour) to r/h(revolution per hour)rad/h(radian per hour) to r/min(revolution per minute)rad/h(radian per hour) to r/s(revolution per second)rad/h(radian per hour) to rad/min(radian per minute)rad/h(radian per hour) to rad/s(radian per second)rad/h(radian per hour) to THz(terahertz)rad/h(radian per hour) to yHz(yoctohertz)rad/h(radian per hour) to YHz(yottahertz)rad/h(radian per hour) to zHz(zeptohertz)rad/h(radian per hour) to ZHz(zettahertz)rad/h(radian per hour) to °/h(degree per hour)rad/h(radian per hour) to °/min(degree per minute)rad/h(radian per hour) to °/s(degree per second)rad/h(radian per hour) to µHz(microhertz)