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Support RPM to RCF (g force) #271
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So the "proper" way to compute this in a unit-safe way would be via where
we can then set the radius:
and finally compute RCF in units of 'g' (in insect:
you could define your own function that takes two arguments:
which could then be used as:
If you are using the terminal version of insect, you can add this to https://insect.sh/?q=rcf%28radius%2C+rot_speed%29+%3D+radius+*+%282pi+rot_speed%29%5E2+%2F+gravity |
Hey @sharkdp Thanks so much for showing me this way to calculate the RCF via insect. I'll definitely save this to my terminal |
Hi @sharkdp It's me again. Is the |
Sorry, I forgot. The feature has not yet been released. You can try to use the latest version from master. I tried to release a new version but have problems with npm (again). I currently don't have the time to look into this further. Any help would be appreciated. |
it's available now in v5.7.0. let us know if that works. |
Hi all,
Thanks for working on this project. I was wondering if there is any way to support the conversion from RPM to RCF (relative centrifuge force) or a.k.a G-force.
It is common to find lab (biology) guide articles and methods that use RCF as the standard unit to describe centrifuge values. Yet, many lab centrifuges display by default the RPM value.
Here is a simple way to represent the unit conversion:
RCF = 1.12 x Radius x (rpm/1000)2
The Radius is conventionally the centrifuge rotor radius, which tends to vary according to the centrifuge's brand and is represented in mm in the aforementioned formula. Here a simple web calculator.
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