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meg·a·hertz (mg-hûrts)
n. Abbr. MHz
One million cycles per second. Used especially as a radio frequency unit. Also called megacycle.

megahertz (MHz)
[meg′əhurts]
Etymology: Gk, megas, large, hertz, a number of cycles per second
a unit of frequency equal to a million cycles per second. Also called megacycle. See also hertz.

megahertz (MHz) [meg´ah-hertz]
one million (106) hertz.

megahertz
one million (106) hertz; abbreviated MHz.


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