E notation is an alternative format of the scientific notation 10x.
For example: 103 = E+3.
Base units are marked in black.
Derived units are marked in gray.
| Conversion Table: Angular Acceleration |
| Unit Name | Relation to radian/square second [rad/s2] |
| cycle/square hour | 4.848137E-7 [rad/s2] |
| cycle/square minute | 0.00174532925199433 [rad/s2] |
| cycle/square second | 6.28318530717959 [rad/s2] |
| cycle/square millisecond | 6.283185E+6 [rad/s2] |
| degree/square hour [°/hr2] | 1.346705E-9 [rad/s2] |
| degree/square minute [°/min2] | 4.848137E-6 [rad/s2] |
| degree/square second [°/s2] | 0.0174532925199433 [rad/s2] |
| degree/square millisecond | 1.745329E+4 [rad/s2] |
| radian/square hour [rad/hr2] | 7.716049E-8 [rad/s2] |
| radian/square minute [rad/min2] | 2.777778E-4 [rad/s2] |
| radian/square second [rad/s2] | 1 [rad/s2] |
| radian/square millisecond | 1E+6 [rad/s2] |
| revolution/square hour [rev/hr2] | 4.848137E-7 [rad/s2] |
| revolution/square minute [rev/min2] | 0.00174532925199433 [rad/s2] |
| revolution/square second [rev/s2] | 6.28318530717959 [rad/s2] |
| revolution/square millisecond | 6.283185E+6 [rad/s2] |
