cut-off frequency

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frequency
noun
uk
/ˈfriː.kwən.si/us
/ˈfriː.kwən.si/
the number of times something happens within a particular period, or the fact of something happening often or a large number ...
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Since the plasma has a density gradient along the waveguide width, thecut-offfrequencywill vary along the width.
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Depending on the resolution of the detector, acut-offfrequencyis reached when the transmission drops to zero.
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We are now interested in examining the role of the stationary (background) charged dust particles on the resonance frequency, thecut-offfrequency, and the forbidden frequency bandwidth by analyzing (3.10).
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The most prominent feature of the m-type is a pole of attenuation just past thecut-offfrequencyinside the stopband.
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The result of this design is a filter response which falls very rapidly past thecut-offfrequency.
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They are contained within the band of frequencies from close to 0 hertz up to a highercut-offfrequencyor maximum bandwidth.
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The programmer may vary the filter'scut-offfrequencyand resonance.
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The stopband of a high-pass filter consists of the frequencies from 0 hertz to a stopband corner frequency (slightly lower than the passbandcut-offfrequency).
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The prototype is usually designed to be a low-pass filter of unity nominal impedance and unitycut-offfrequency, although other schemes are possible.
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The smaller the value of "m", the closer the pole is to thecut-offfrequency.
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In their paper a variety of curves are plotted, and the cut-off frequencies and the field distribution of the lower bulk modes are presented.
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As the density increases, the phase velocity increases and the group velocity decreases until thecut-offfrequencywhere the light frequency is equal to the plasma frequency.
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As with the k-type section, the image impedance of the "m" -type low-pass section is purely real below thecut-offfrequencyand purely imaginary above it.
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Both cut-off frequencies are considerably higher than any observed frequency in the experiment.
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