MathLiveAngular frequency
Gives the angular frequency of a periodic or oscillating quantity from its ordinary frequency in cycles per second. It is used in oscillations, waves, and rotational motion, where angles are measured in radians.
\omega = 2\pi fWhat the symbols mean
| angular frequency (rad/s) | |
| frequency (Hz) |
About this formula
- FieldPhysics
- TopicOscillations and waves
- LevelHigh school
- Also calledradian frequency, orbital frequency, omega equals 2 pi f, angular frequency from frequency, rate of change of phase angle, ω
- SourceWikidata Q834020
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