Complex Phase (Degrees) from Real and Imaginary Parts
Calculate complex-number phase angle in degrees using atan2(imag, real).
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0 Real Part Real Part; 1 Imaginary Part Imaginary Part =
90 deg
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Complex Phase (Degrees) from Real and Imaginary Parts
Calculate complex-number phase angle in degrees using atan2(imag, real).
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Common questions about Complex Phase (Degrees) from Real and Imaginary Parts, formulas, and typical use cases.
What does the Complex Phase (Degrees) from Real and Imaginary Parts calculator do?
It helps with finding phase angle from rectangular complex coordinates for ac and signal analysis.
What formula does the Complex Phase (Degrees) from Real and Imaginary Parts calculator use?
Phase angle (degrees) = atan2(imaginary, real) × 180 / π.
What inputs are valid?
Real and imaginary values can be any finite numbers except both zero at the same time.
When would I use this?
finding phase angle from rectangular complex coordinates for AC and signal analysis
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