rpm per second
Angular accelerationexact by definition
An rpm per second is 2π/60 rad/s², about 0.1047 rad/s². It is how motor and drive ramp rates are actually specified: a variable frequency drive programmed to reach 1,800 rpm in 10 seconds is accelerating at 180 rpm/s.
Watch out: The unit mixes minutes and seconds, so the conversion carries a factor of 2π/60 rather than a clean power of ten. Drive parameters are more often entered as a ramp time to base speed than as a rate, and the two forms describe the same thing only if the ramp is linear.
| 1 | 0.10471976 |
One rpm per second in every angular acceleration unit
| 21,600 | degree per minute squared (°/min²) | |
| 376.991 | radian per minute squared (rad/min²) | |
| 104.72 | milliradian per second squared (mrad/s²) | |
| 60 | revolution per minute squared (rev/min²) | |
| 6 | degree per second squared (°/s²) | |
| 1 | rpm per second (rpm/s)this unit | |
| 0.10472 | radian per second squared (rad/s²) | |
| 0.0166667 | revolution per second squared (rev/s²) |
Solvers that use angular acceleration
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