>>> bolt = average_speed(100, 9.58) >>> bolt <Quantity(10.438413361169102, 'meter / second')> >>> bolt.to("km per hour") <Quantity(37.578288100208766, 'kilometer / hour')> >>> bolt.to("mph").m # Magnitude 23.350065679064745 When Usain Bolt ran 100 meters in 9.58 seconds at the...
openxc.units.Percentage openxc.units.Meter openxc.units.Kilometer openxc.units.Hour openxc.units.KilometersPerHour openxc.units.RotationsPerMinute openxc.units.Litre openxc.units.Degree openxc.units.NewtonMeter openxc.units.MetersPerSecondSquared openxc.units.Undefined 4.7 Utils Data containers and...
For example, there are 100 centimeters in a meter and 1000 meters in a kilometer. The beauty of the metric system lies in its simplicity and consistency. The imperial system, predominantly used in the United States, is less systematic. It relies on a variety of units with inconsistent ...
2.6.1 Basic use Convert a previously recorded OpenXC JSON trace file to GPX: $ openxc-gps --trace trace.json > trace.gpx Convert a real-time stream from a USB vehicle interface to GPX in real-time (using all defaults, and printing to stdout): $ openxc-gps 2.6.2 Command-line ...