Conversion number between gigahertz [GHz] and degrees per hour [deg/h] is 1.296 × 10+15. This means, that gigahertz is bigger unit than degrees per hour.
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Result in degrees per hour
?If conversion between gigahertz to hertz and hertz to degrees per hour is exactly definied, high precision conversion from gigahertz to degrees per hour is enabled.
Decimal places: (0-800)
gigahertzStart value: | [gigahertz] |
Step size | [gigahertz] |
How many lines? | (max 100) |
gigahertz | degrees per hour |
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0 | 0 |
10 | 1.296 × 10+16 |
20 | 2.592 × 10+16 |
30 | 3.888 × 10+16 |
40 | 5.184 × 10+16 |
50 | 6.48 × 10+16 |
60 | 7.776 × 10+16 |
70 | 9.072 × 10+16 |
80 | 1.0368 × 10+17 |
90 | 1.1664 × 10+17 |
100 | 1.296 × 10+17 |
110 | 1.4256 × 10+17 |
Definition of gigahertz unit: = 109 Hz. Billion Hertz. How many cycles happen in one billionth of a second. Cycle per 10 -9 sup> sec. Example: Computer processor cycles (clock rate) are measured in GHz.
Definition of degrees per hour unit: = 1/(360 × 3600) Hz. Degrees per hour is the angular velocity where body turns one degree in one hour.
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