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frequentie
Also known as temporal frequency, ordinary frequency
snelheid van oscillatie
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Frequency measures how often something repeats in a given amount of time—for example, how many times a wave goes up and down in one second. Scientists and engineers use frequency to describe and understand repeating phenomena like vibrations, sound, radio waves, and light, making it essential for technologies like radios, speakers, and telecommunications.
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- Frequency
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- A pendulum making 25 complete oscillations in 60 s, a frequency of 0.41 Hz
- Physical quantity.unit
- hertz (Hz)
- Physical quantity.baseunits
- s−1
- Physical quantity.dimension
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Article · Nederlands
Frequentie drukt uit hoe vaak iets gebeurt of voorkomt binnen een bepaalde tijd of in een zekere ruimte. Binnen verschillende vakgebieden heeft de term verschillende betekenissen.
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