Frequency (ν)
频率 (ν)
Explanation (EN)
Frequency (ν) is the number of wave cycles that pass a fixed point per second; its SI unit is the hertz (Hz). It is inversely related to wavelength, so a wave of higher frequency has a shorter wavelength. For electromagnetic radiation, a higher frequency corresponds to a higher energy per photon.
Explanation (ZH)
频率(ν)是每秒通过某固定点的波循环数;其国际单位是赫兹(Hz)。它与波长成反比,故频率越高的波波长越短。对于电磁辐射,频率越高对应每个光子的能量越高。
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