RPM to Radians per Second Converter
The RPM to Radians per Second Converter helps you quickly convert rotational speed from revolutions per minute to radians per second. It also supports the reverse conversion from radians per second to RPM.
This converter is useful for engineering, physics, motors, machines, rotating equipment and other applications involving rotational speed.
How to Convert RPM to Radians per Second
One revolution contains 2π radians and one minute contains 60 seconds. Therefore, one RPM is equal to approximately 0.104719755 radians per second.
Formula: Radians per Second = RPM × 0.104719755
Common RPM to Radians per Second Conversions
| RPM | Radians per Second |
|---|---|
| 1 RPM | 0.1047 rad/s |
| 10 RPM | 1.0472 rad/s |
| 50 RPM | 5.2360 rad/s |
| 100 RPM | 10.4720 rad/s |
| 500 RPM | 52.3599 rad/s |
| 1000 RPM | 104.7198 rad/s |
| 2000 RPM | 209.4395 rad/s |
| 3000 RPM | 314.1593 rad/s |
How to Use This Converter
- Enter the rotational speed in RPM.
- The equivalent radians per second value will appear automatically.
- Use the swap button to convert radians per second back to RPM.
- Use Reset to clear the current values.
- Use Download PDF to print or save the conversion result.
Radians per Second to RPM
You can also convert radians per second to RPM using the reverse calculation.
Formula: RPM = Radians per Second ÷ 0.104719755
RPM and Radians per Second
RPM means revolutions per minute and describes how many complete rotations occur in one minute. Radians per second is another unit of angular velocity commonly used in physics and engineering calculations.
RPM to Radians per Second FAQ
1 RPM is equal to approximately 0.104719755 radians per second.
100 RPM is equal to approximately 10.4720 radians per second.
1000 RPM is equal to approximately 104.7198 radians per second.
Yes. Click the swap button, enter the radians per second value and the converter will calculate the equivalent RPM.
Multiply the RPM value by 0.104719755 to get the equivalent radians per second.
RPM stands for revolutions per minute. It measures how many complete rotations an object makes in one minute.