frequency (Q3366)

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The number of repetitions, per unit of time, of a complete waveform; the number of times a sound source vibrates each second measured in Hertz - Hz.

The number of repetitions, per unit of time, of a complete waveform; the number of times a sound source vibrates each second measured in Hertz - Hz.
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The number of repetitions, per unit of time, of a complete waveform; the number of times a sound source vibrates each second measured in Hertz - Hz.

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    frequency (English)
    The number of repetitions, per unit of time, of a complete waveform; the number of times a sound source vibrates each second measured in Hertz - Hz. (English)
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    frekvence (Czech)
    Počet opakování zvukové vlny za časovou jednotku obvykle za sekundu; měří se v Hz - Herzích. (Czech)
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    frequenza (Italian)
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    frequentie (Dutch)
    Het aantal keren per seconde dat een golfvorm (of alg. een gebeurtenis) zich herhaalt, uitgedrukt in Hertz (Hz) (Dutch)
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    Frequenz (German)
    Die Anzahl der Wiederholung einer Periode pro Zeiteinheit. Einheit Hertz (Hz) (German)
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    frecuencia (Spanish)
    El número del repeticiones por unidad de tiempo de una forma de onda completa como el número de veces que una fuente de sonido vibra cada segundo medido en Hertz - Hz. (Spanish)
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    frekvens (Swedish)
    Antalet fullbordade svängningar hos en vågform per given tidsenhet såsom en ljudvågs svängningar per sekund mätt i Hertz (Hz). (Swedish)
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    fréquence (French)
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    frequency (English)
    The number of complete cycles of a periodic variation occurringduring a specified time. For a sound wave, or its equivalent electrical wave,frequency is normally stated in cycles per second. The higher the frequencyof a sound, the higher its pitch (neglecting any effect of amplitude or pitch). (English)
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