Angle Conversion Table
Comprehensive reference table for converting between different angular measurement units. Find precise conversion factors for degrees, radians, gradians, and specialized units.
| Unit | Symbol | Category | Degrees | Radians | Converted Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Degree | ° | Common | 1 | 0.017453293 | 1 ° |
| Radian | rad | Common | 57.29578 | 1 | 0.017453293 rad |
| Gradian | grad | Surveying | 0.9 | 0.015707963 | 1.1111111 grad |
| Turn | turn | Common | 360 | 6.2831853 | 0.0027777778 turn |
| Arcminute | ' | Navigation | 0.016666667 | 0.00029088821 | 60 ' |
| Arcsecond | " | Navigation | 0.00027777778 | 0.0000048481368 | 3600 " |
| Milliradian | mrad | Navigation | 0.05729578 | 0.001 | 17.453293 mrad |
| Quadrant | quad | Common | 90 | 1.5707963 | 0.011111111 quad |
| Sextant | sext | Navigation | 60 | 1.0471976 | 0.016666667 sext |
| Octant | oct | Navigation | 45 | 0.78539816 | 0.022222222 oct |
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Use Cases for Angle Conversions
Engineering & CAD
Convert angles in mechanical design, structural engineering, and computer-aided design applications.
Navigation & GPS
Calculate bearings, headings, and coordinates for maritime, aviation, and land navigation systems.
Angle Conversion FAQ
What is the difference between degrees and radians?
Degrees divide a circle into 360 parts, while radians use the radius length as the unit. One full circle equals 360° or 2π radians.
When should I use gradians instead of degrees?
Gradians (400 per circle) are used in surveying and some European engineering applications for their decimal convenience in calculations.
What are mils and when are they used?
Mils are angular units used in military and artillery applications. NATO mils divide a circle into 6400 parts for precise targeting calculations.