To convert degrees to arcseconds, use arcsec = deg × 3,600. This Degrees to Arcseconds page gives a calculator, formula, table, and worked example for deg to arcsec. It also explains the degree to arcsecond relationship so you can convert degrees to arcseconds quickly and check the result.
Use this page to convert degrees to arcseconds, compare deg to arcsec, and check the degree to arcsecond conversion with a formula, examples, and a reference table.
Result: 1 Degree = 3,600 Arcsecond
The calculator converts 1 Degree to Arcsecond and formats the result as 3,600 Arcsecond.
Formula
1 deg = 3,600 arcsec
Example: convert 1 degrees to arcseconds
Formula: arcsec = deg × 3,600
Calculation: 1 × 3,600 = 3,600 -> 1 degrees = 3,600 arcseconds
Result: 1 degrees = 3,600 arcseconds
| Degrees (deg) | Arcseconds (arcsec) |
|---|---|
| 0.01 deg | 36 arcsec |
| 0.1 deg | 360 arcsec |
| 1 deg | 3,600 arcsec |
| 2 deg | 7,200 arcsec |
| 5 deg | 18,000 arcsec |
| 10 deg | 36,000 arcsec |
| 12 deg | 43,200 arcsec |
| 15 deg | 54,000 arcsec |
| 45 deg | 162,000 arcsec |
| 90 deg | 324,000 arcsec |
The symbol for degree is deg.
A degree is an angle unit based on dividing a full circle into 360 equal parts.
It is used for geometry, navigation, maps, surveying, compass headings, graphics, and everyday angle measurements.
1 degree equals pi divided by 180 radians, and 360 degrees make a full circle.
The symbol for arcsecond is arcsec.
arcsecond is a angle unit supported by this converter. The symbol for arcsecond is arcsec.
Arcseconds are used when comparing angle values in calculators, reference tables, and technical notes.
This page uses the angle conversion factor stored for arcsecond to keep results consistent across the calculator and table.
To convert degrees to arcseconds, use arcsec = deg × 3,600. This is the main deg to arcsec formula used by the calculator and table.
1 deg equals 3,600 arcsec.
1 arcsec equals 0.0002777778 deg.
deg to arcsec is the abbreviated form of degree to arcsecond. It uses deg for degree and arcsec for arcsecond.