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Convert Degree/minute (°/min) to Radian/day (rad/d) Angular Velocity
Use this online angular velocity unit converter to transform values from degree per minute (°/min) to radian per day (rad/d). Ideal for astronomy, spacecraft attitude analysis, and slow rotational motion applications.
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Degree/minute [°/min] to Radian/day [rad/d] Conversion Table
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Enter the starting number (positive decimal or integer ≥ 0). Example: 0.1, 1, 5.
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Enter the step size (positive decimal > 0 and < End Value – Start Value). Example: 1.0, 2.5.
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What Is This Tool?
This tool converts angular velocity measurements from degree per minute (°/min), a unit for relatively slow rotations per minute, into radian per day (rad/d), useful for describing slow rotational rates or orientation changes over a full day.
How to Use This Tool?
- Enter the angular velocity value in degree per minute (°/min) into the input field.
- Select degree per minute as the input unit and radian per day as the output unit.
- Click the convert button to obtain the equivalent angular velocity in radian per day.
- Review the result for use in long-duration rotational or precessional motion analysis.
Key Features
- Converts degree/minute (°/min) to radian/day (rad/d) units accurately using a fixed conversion factor.
- Supports applications in astronomy, spacecraft attitude control, geodesy, and slow instrumentation rotations.
- Easy to use interface suitable for translating short time scale angular velocities into longer term equivalents.
Examples
- Convert 2 °/min: 2 × 25.1327412287 = 50.2654824574 rad/d
- Convert 0.5 °/min: 0.5 × 25.1327412287 = 12.56637061435 rad/d
Common Use Cases
- Astronomical telescope tracking and slew rates involving slow angular displacement.
- Describing rotation rates of planets, moons, or asteroids over long periods.
- Specifying spacecraft attitude drift or spin rates for mission planning.
- Mechanical rotation rates of radar or antenna assemblies requiring slow, precise motion control.
Tips & Best Practices
- Confirm the angular velocity is relatively constant over the measurement period before conversion.
- Use this conversion for applications where time scales span from minutes (input) to days (output).
- Carefully verify unit selection to avoid mixing other angular velocity units.
- Apply the tool for slow rotational motions where long-term angular displacement is relevant.
Limitations
- Assumes angular velocity remains constant and linear scaling of time periods.
- May not accurately capture irregular or highly variable rotational speeds.
- Requires attention to precise time intervals because of the use of days in measurement.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What does degree per minute represent?
- Degree per minute (°/min) is an angular velocity unit indicating one degree of rotation every minute, used for relatively slow rotations.
- Why convert degree/minute to radian/day?
- Converting to radian per day is helpful to express slow rotational or orientation changes over 24 hours, important in astronomy and spacecraft monitoring.
- Can this conversion be used for fast rotational speeds?
- This conversion is intended for relatively slow angular velocities and may not be suitable for highly variable or rapid rotations.
Key Terminology
- Degree per minute (°/min)
- A unit of angular velocity indicating the angle in degrees that an object rotates through each minute.
- Radian per day (rad/d)
- A unit measuring angular velocity as radians rotated over a 24-hour period, used for slow, long-term angular changes.