Acceleration Converter

Popular Acceleration Conversions

• meter per second squared to standard gravity
• standard gravity to meter per second squared
• foot per second squared to meter per second squared
• gal to meter per second squared

Complete List of Acceleration Units

All available acceleration units for conversion:

• meter per second squared [m/s²]
• 1 standard gravity [g] = 9.80665 meter per second squared [m/s²]
  standard gravity to meter per second squared, meter per second squared to standard gravity
• 1 meter per second squared [m/s²] = 3.2808399 foot per second squared [ft/s²]
  foot per second squared to meter per second squared, meter per second squared to foot per second squared
• 1 meter per second squared [m/s²] = 100 gal [Gal]
  gal to meter per second squared, meter per second squared to gal
• 1 meter per second squared [m/s²] = 100000 milligal [mGal]
  milligal to meter per second squared, meter per second squared to milligal
• 1 meter per second squared [m/s²] = 100 centimeter per second squared [cm/s²]
  centimeter per second squared to meter per second squared, meter per second squared to centimeter per second squared
• 1 meter per second squared [m/s²] = 3.6 kilometer per hour per second [km/h/s]
  kilometer per hour per second to meter per second squared, meter per second squared to kilometer per hour per second
• 1 meter per second squared [m/s²] = 2.2369363 mile per hour per second [mph/s]
  mile per hour per second to meter per second squared, meter per second squared to mile per hour per second
• 1 meter per second squared [m/s²] = 39.370079 inch per second squared [in/s²]
  inch per second squared to meter per second squared, meter per second squared to inch per second squared
• 1 meter per second squared [m/s²] = 1.9438445 knot per second [kn/s]
  knot per second to meter per second squared, meter per second squared to knot per second

Acceleration and G-Force

Acceleration conversion covers linear acceleration, gravitational forces, and dynamic motion analysis. Essential for physics and engineering.

Acceleration Units

SI unit: m/s². Standard gravity (g) = 9.80665 m/s². Used as reference for comparing accelerations in vehicles, rides, and aircraft.

G-Force Applications

Fighter pilots experience high g-forces. Roller coasters designed for safe g-limits. Automotive acceleration measured in g or m/s².

Dynamic Analysis

Vibration analysis, shock testing, and seismic measurements use acceleration. Critical for structural and mechanical design.

Common Applications

Automotive testing, aerospace engineering, seismic analysis, ride design, vibration testing, and sports analysis.

Conversion Tips

1 g ≈ 9.8 m/s². Car acceleration: 0-3 g typical. Fighter jets: up to 9 g. Human tolerance: ~5 g sustained, ~15 g brief.