Frequency Converter

Convert between many different frequency standards like 1/second, cycle/second, degree, gigahertz, hertz, kilohertz, megahertz, millihertz, radian, revolution, RPM, terrahertz etc.

From: 1/second


To: 1/second


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    How to use this Frequency Converter Tool?

    How to use Yttags's Frequency Converter?

    • Step 1: Select the Tool
    Frequency Converter Step 1
    • Step 2: To perform a Frequency Converter, walk through the steps below:
    1. Select the unit of the From(source).
    2. Enter the From(source) value into the box at the top left.
    3. Select the unit of the To(target).
    4. The Frequency Converter is automatically performed and the result is displayed at the right-hand side.
    Frequency Converter Step 2

    Units of measurement

    Conversion units for the Frequency Converter

    1/second, cycle/second, degree/hour, degree/minute, degree/second, gigahertz, hertz, kilohertz, megahertz, millihertz, radian/hour, radian/minute, radian/second, revolution/hour, revolution/minute, revolution/second, RPM, terrahertz


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    FAQs for Frequency Converter

    What is frequency?
    Frequency is a measure of the number of cycles or oscillations of a wave that occur per unit of time, commonly expressed in Hertz (Hz).
    What are frequency converters?
    Frequency converters are devices used to change the frequency of an electrical signal, often employed in power systems, electronics, and industrial applications.
    how does a frequency converter work?
    A frequency converter works by taking an input electrical signal, typically alternating current (AC), and converting it to a different frequency using electronic circuitry. This can involve techniques such as rectification, inversion, and pulse-width modulation to adjust the output frequency according to the desired specifications.