Radians Per Second To Hertz Converter

Reverse Conversion

How This Converter Works

This converter changes radians per second (rad/s) into hertz (Hz). Angular frequency measures phase angle in radians per second; one full cycle corresponds to 2π radians. One hertz is one cycle per second and is the SI unit of frequency.

Formula or rule

Hz = (rad/s) / (2π)

Example

Input: 62.831853 rad/s
Calculation: Step 1: Start with 62.831853 rad/s. Step 2: Apply Hz = (rad/s) / (2π). Step 3: 62.831853 rad/s converts to 10 Hz. Use π ≈ 3.141592653589793 for the example.
Result: 10 Hz

Notes

Divide angular frequency by 2π to obtain cycles per second. Zero converts to zero. Negative values are accepted algebraically and can represent signed frequency or rotation.