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hertz (Hz) (herts) the SI unit of frequency, equal to one cycle per second.
hertz (Hz) [hurts, herts] Etymology: Heinrich R. Hertz, German physicist, 1857-1894 a unit of measurement of wave frequency equal to 1 cycle per second. hertz a unit of frequency, equal to one cycle per second; symbol, Hz.
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| Although the new device can switch on and off at only the modest frequency of 3 gigahertz, frequencies 100 times as rapid as that appear feasible, Holonyak says. 4 gigahertz ZigBee ready prototype design, consummating a development agreement with Ember Corporation to bring ZigBee technology to Wellspring's Aqura wireless submetering system. John Zolper, DARPA program manager and deputy director, Microelectronics Technology Office, said, "The demonstration of a 152 Gigahertz static divider is a key milestone in developing circuit technology for establishing a new class of high-performance mixed signal circuits for the Department of Defense. |
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