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ACCELERATION CALCULATION

DESCRIPTION RESULT Unit


Acceleration a 9.81 m/s^2
Mass m 10 Kilogram Detail Input cell
Force F 98.1 N Result output cell

a = F / m
Equation

ACCELERATION CALCULATION
DESCRIPTION RESULT Unit

Acceleration a 1 m/s^2
Initial Speed v_i 10 m/s
Final Speed v_f 12 m/s
Time Δt 2 Sec

Equation a = (v_f - v_i) / Δt,

ACCELERATION CALCULATION
DESCRIPTION RESULT Unit

Acceleration a 1.2 m/s^2


Initial Speed v_i 2 m/s
Time Δt 5 Sec
Distance Travelled Δd 25 m

Equation a = 2 * (Δd - v_i * Δt) / Δt²

a is the acceleration


v_i initial velocity
 v_f  final velocity
Δd is the distance traveled during acceleration
F is the net force acting on an object that accelerates
m is the mass of this object.
Δt time taken for acceleration
Law: GRAPHICAL ILLUSTRATION

Acceleration is how fast the speed of an object is changing or the rate of


change of an objects speed. Liner in direction
It works in three different ways, based on:
difference between velocities at two distinct points in time,
distance traveled during acceleration,
the mass of an accelerating object and the force that acts on it.
As per Newton's second law, acceleration is directly proportional to the
summation of all forces that act on an object and inversely proportional to
its mass
Detail Input cell
Result output cell
GRAPHICAL ILLUSTRATION
ANGULAR ACCELERATION CALCULATION
DESCRIPTION RESULT Unit

Angular Acceleration a 44.05 rad/s2

Initial angular velocity ω₁ 10 rad/s

Final angular velocity ω₂ 98.1 rad/s

Time t 2 Sec

Equation α = (ω₂ - ω₁) / t


 or
 α = a / R
a is the angular acceleration
ω₁ is the initial angular velocity,
ω₂ is the final angular velocity
t is the time of change of angular velocity,
a is the tangential acceleration (Tangential acceleration acts as a linear acceleration, which is perpendicu
R is the radius of the circle (or the distance from an axis of rotation

Law: GRAPHICAL ILLUST

Acceleration is how fast the speed of an object is changing or the rate of change
of an objects speed in a circle.
The rotational movement of an object is usually described by a physical quantity
called angular velocity. It measures the angle by which an object has rotated in a
specific time.
α = (ω₂ - ω₁) / t or α = a / R
α is the angular acceleration,
ω₁ is the initial angular velocity,
ω₂ is the final angular velocity,
t is the time of change of angular velocity,
a is the tangential acceleration,
R is the radius of the circle (or the distance from an axis of rotation).
Detail Input cell

Result output cell

eleration, which is perpendicular to the radius of the circle)

GRAPHICAL ILLUSTRATION
ANGULAR VELOCITY CALCULATION (from Angle difference)
DESCRIPTION RESULT Unit

Angular Velocity ω  44.05 rad/s

Initial angle α₁ 10 deg

Final angle α₂ 98.1 deg

Time t 2 Sec

Equation ω = (α₂ - α₁) / t


or
Δα / t
ω - Omega
α₁ and α₂ are two values of angles on a circle
Δα is angle difference/ angle change
t is the time in which the angle change occurs

ANGULAR VELOCITY CALCULATION ( Radial Velocity)

DESCRIPTION RESULT Unit

Angular Velocity ω  49.05 rad/s

Radius r 2 m

Velocity v 98.1 m/s

Equation ω = r × v / |r|²

where all of these variables are vectors, and |r|denotes the absolute value/ magnitude of the radius

The above formula derived from linear velocity v = ω × r

Vector Magnitude |r| =

Angular velocity units:

1) rad/s or radians per second

2) RPM or revolutions per minute

3)Hz or hertz

Relation ship:
1 RMP = 0.10472 rad/s = 0.01667 Hz ,
1 Hz = 6.283 rad/s = 60 RPM

Law: GRAPHICAL ILLUST

Angular velocity describes the rotational movement of bodies,how fast they move
around some center of rotation.

Angular velocity Angle

Radial velocit
Detail Input cell

Result output cell

nitude of the radius


GRAPHICAL ILLUSTRATION

Angular velocity Angle difference Linear velocity

Radial velocity
ANGULAR FREQUENCY CALCULATION
DESCRIPTION RESULT Unit

Angular Frequency ω 62.83185 rad/s

Frequency f 10 rad/s

Equation ω = 2 * π * f

Law: GRAPHICAL ILLUST

f is the frequency and it is denoted by the same letter.The unit of angular


frequency is rad/s, precisely the same as for the angular velocity.

"What is the difference between angular velocity and angular frequency?".


The relation between angular frequency and angular velocity is analogous to the
one between the speed and the velocity. The first one is a magnitude of the latter,
or in other words, angular frequency is a scalar, whereas angular velocity is
a (pseudo)vector.

The angular frequency is used in a harmonic motion, (example simple


pendulum).The motion doesn't have to be represented by a standard rotation, but
just a movement which periodically repeats its position. The angular velocity,
however, is strictly connected with the motion around some point. Therefore, the
angular frequency is a more general quantity and can be used to describe a wide
range of physical problems, while the angular velocity includes only rotational
movement.
Detail Input cell
Result output cell

GRAPHICAL ILLUSTRATION

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