Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Arcs anyone?
Posted by
Jon Elson
on 2005-08-20 11:24:59 UTC
Bill Vance wrote:
degrees, minutes, seconds. To keep terminology straight, especially
when the angle
is less than one degree, the term arc minute and arc second is used, so
that it is
not confused with a time measurement.
One degree equals 60 arc minutes, and 3600 arc seconds. So, 1.2345 degrees
is equal to 1 degree, 14 minutes, 4.2 seconds. This can also be written as
1 (degree circle) 14' 4.2"
Jon
>>From time to time I come across references to something called arc minutes andYou can express angles in radians, decomal degrees (1.2345 degrees) or in
>arc seconds. Are these ever used in machining, or CNC? What are they, anyway?
>
>
degrees, minutes, seconds. To keep terminology straight, especially
when the angle
is less than one degree, the term arc minute and arc second is used, so
that it is
not confused with a time measurement.
One degree equals 60 arc minutes, and 3600 arc seconds. So, 1.2345 degrees
is equal to 1 degree, 14 minutes, 4.2 seconds. This can also be written as
1 (degree circle) 14' 4.2"
Jon
Discussion Thread
Bill Vance
2005-08-20 00:22:15 UTC
Arcs anyone?
alipavsky@c...
2005-08-20 00:34:27 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Arcs anyone?
Tony Jeffree
2005-08-20 00:36:44 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Arcs anyone?
Fred Smith
2005-08-20 08:17:27 UTC
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Jon Elson
2005-08-20 11:24:59 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Arcs anyone?
Bill Vance
2005-08-20 17:43:00 UTC
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Raymond Heckert
2005-08-20 20:06:17 UTC
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caedave
2005-08-21 03:03:55 UTC
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Peter Stempel
2005-08-21 14:40:04 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Arcs anyone?