The phrase "a fixed frequency of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to science, technology, or any field where specific frequencies are discussed, such as in physics or telecommunications.
Example: "The device operates at a fixed frequency of 2.4 GHz, ensuring stable communication."
Alternatives: "a constant frequency of" or "a set frequency of".
These cavities operate in continuous wave (CW) mode at a fixed frequency of 36.5 MHz.
Over 100 ISIS-II passes were successfully recorded using a fixed frequency of 9.303 MHz.
Housing associations are a good example: "Things like refrigerators or water heaters [could] have a fixed frequency of 50 hertz, and when that goes higher those products go off.
The computer-controlled vibrometer, with a fixed frequency of 50 Hz, used stepwise changes in amplitude to determine vibration sensation threshold.
Transesterification reactions were conducted in batch and an ultrasound probe working under a fixed frequency of 20 kHz was used to facilitate the overall process.
The MoS2 particles with concentrations of 4 g/L was added into the electrolyte and three duty cycle values, 20%, 35%and50%0% at a fixed frequency of 1000 Hz were used.
Identify the direction of the plant at a fixed frequency by the range of the plant transfer function at that frequency.
Finally, basic response regimes are experimentally observed and analyzed, and they can well explain the complicated variation of responses and their corresponding efficiency, not only for periodic excitations with a fixed frequency or a range of frequency, but also for transient excitation.
The action of inserting new topics, instead of being a fixed frequency, could be triggered by contextual information, like a particular state of the network or particular values of the metrics, for instance when the overall communication stagnates.
The α′-transition temperature at a fixed frequency rises with increasing degree of crystallinity and tends to reach the melting point when approaching the fully crystalline state.
The extremal function is shown for a fixed frequency f as a function of the distance d (in mm) to the stapes.
