Convert from radians per second to gigahertz
Alternative name: Convert rad/s to GHz
You can use this converter to convert the frequency in radians per second (rad/s) to the equivalent frequency in gigahertz (GHz).
The formula used in this frequency converter is listed below. There is also a radians per second (rad/s) to gigahertz (GHz) conversion table for your convenience.
500 radians per second is the same as:
8e-8 gigahertzIf you want to convert this frequency the other way around, try this converter: gigahertz to radians per second converter
Radians Per Second can also be converted to other units:
The conversion formula for radians per second to gigahertz
We know that 1 gigahertz is the same as 6283185307 radian per second. This allows us to set up the following formula:
frequency(GHz) = frequency(rad/s) ÷ 6283185307
6283185307 is the conversion constant you need to remember to do this conversion.
Example usage of the radians per second to gigahertz formula
If you know the radians per second (rad/s) to gigahertz (GHz) formula, then you can calculate the frequency like this.
The example converts 500 rad/s to the same frequency in gigahertz.
7.958e-8 GHz = 500 rad/s ÷ 6283185307
Conversion table for radians per second to gigahertz
This conversion table is based on the formula used above.
You can generate a conversion table for any number range by entering a start and end number range below.
| Radian Per Second | Gigahertz |
|---|---|
| 1 rad_s | 0 ghz |
| 2 rad_s | 0 ghz |
| 3 rad_s | 0 ghz |
| 4 rad_s | 1e-9 ghz |
| 5 rad_s | 1e-9 ghz |
| 6 rad_s | 1e-9 ghz |
| 7 rad_s | 1e-9 ghz |
| 8 rad_s | 1e-9 ghz |
| 9 rad_s | 1e-9 ghz |
| 10 rad_s | 2e-9 ghz |
| 11 rad_s | 2e-9 ghz |
| 12 rad_s | 2e-9 ghz |
| 13 rad_s | 2e-9 ghz |
| 14 rad_s | 2e-9 ghz |
| 15 rad_s | 2e-9 ghz |
| 16 rad_s | 3e-9 ghz |
| 17 rad_s | 3e-9 ghz |
| 18 rad_s | 3e-9 ghz |
| 19 rad_s | 3e-9 ghz |
| 20 rad_s | 3e-9 ghz |
| 21 rad_s | 3e-9 ghz |
| 22 rad_s | 4e-9 ghz |
| 23 rad_s | 4e-9 ghz |
| 24 rad_s | 4e-9 ghz |
| 25 rad_s | 4e-9 ghz |
| 26 rad_s | 4e-9 ghz |
| 27 rad_s | 4e-9 ghz |
| 28 rad_s | 4e-9 ghz |
| 29 rad_s | 5e-9 ghz |
| 30 rad_s | 5e-9 ghz |
| 31 rad_s | 5e-9 ghz |
| 32 rad_s | 5e-9 ghz |
| 33 rad_s | 5e-9 ghz |
| 34 rad_s | 5e-9 ghz |
| 35 rad_s | 6e-9 ghz |
| 36 rad_s | 6e-9 ghz |
| 37 rad_s | 6e-9 ghz |
| 38 rad_s | 6e-9 ghz |
| 39 rad_s | 6e-9 ghz |
| 40 rad_s | 6e-9 ghz |
| 41 rad_s | 7e-9 ghz |
| 42 rad_s | 7e-9 ghz |
| 43 rad_s | 7e-9 ghz |
| 44 rad_s | 7e-9 ghz |
| 45 rad_s | 7e-9 ghz |
| 46 rad_s | 7e-9 ghz |
| 47 rad_s | 7e-9 ghz |
| 48 rad_s | 8e-9 ghz |
| 49 rad_s | 8e-9 ghz |
| 50 rad_s | 8e-9 ghz |
If you want, you can also see all other related units of measure in this category by clicking here. The table is updated, but the start and end range of the conversion remains the same.
If you need more advanced control over the table, see here: advanced conversion table