herc (Hz)

herc (Hz)

The name given to the basic measure of radio frequency characteristics. An electromagnetic wave completes a full oscillation from its positive to its negative pole and back again in what is known as a cycle. A single Hertz is thus equal to one cycle per second.

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herc

Computer; Laptops

Unit of measuring frequency that is equal to the number of cycles that occur in one second; written as Hz

herc

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The unit of frequency, also known as cycles per second.

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Aerospace; Satellites

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Aerospace; Satellites

One billion cycles per second. Signals operating above 3 Gigahertz are known as microwaves. above 30 GHz they are know as millimeter waves. As one moves above the millimeter waves ...

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Aerospace; Satellites

The number of times that an alternating current goes through its complete cycle in one second of time. One cycle per second is also referred to as one hertz; 1000 cycles per ...

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