The Dynamics of Rotational Motion Calculator will calculate:
The torque calculated by applying Newton's Second Law in the Rotational Motion is N×m |
The angular momentum in rotational motion is kg∙m2/s |
The work in rotational motion is J |
The rotational kinetic energy is J |
The rotational power is W |
Define torque by applying Newton's Second Law in Rotational Motion calculation |
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τ = I × α L = × L = |
Angular momentum in rotational motion calculation |
L = I × ω L = × L = |
Work in rotational motion calculation |
Wrot = τ × φ Wrot = × Wrot = |
Rotational kinetic energy calculation |
KErot = I × ω2/2 KErot = × 2/2 KErot = × /2 KErot = /2 KErot = |
Rotational power calculation |
Prot = τ × ω Prot = × Prot = |
Input Values |
Moment of inertia (I) kg∙m2 |
Angular acceleration (α) rad/s2 |
Angular velocity (ω) rad/s |
Angular displacement (φ) rad |
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