Angular Velocity

Angular velocity, abbreviated as \(\omega\) (Greek symbol omega) or \(v_a\), also called angular speed, is the speed that an object moves through an angle, θ.  The calculation below calculates ω but does not calculate the relative velocity of a point as it moves throughout the curve.

 

Angular velocity calculator

Angular velocity formulas \(\large{ \omega = \frac { \theta } { t  }   }\)    \(\large{ \omega = \frac { \Delta A } { t  }   }\)    Where: \(\large{ \omega }\)   (Greek symbol omega) = angular velocity \(\large{ \Delta A  }\) = change in angle displacement \(\large{ t  }\) = time \(\large{ \theta  }\)   (Greek symbol theta) = angle distance