The phrase "a given range of frequencies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific frequencies within a defined spectrum, often in scientific or technical contexts.
Example: "The device is designed to operate effectively within a given range of frequencies to ensure optimal performance."
Alternatives: "a specified range of frequencies" or "a defined range of frequencies".
Furthermore, the tool allows the creation of S-parameter files that accurately describe the behavior of inductors for a given range of frequencies, which can later be used in SPICE-like simulations for circuit design in commercial environments.
Note that (18) can be thought of as a filtered version of the impedance function computed using the so-called ZAP functions [10, 11, 28] that sweep through a given range of frequencies continuously over time.
The spectrum sensing technique considered here is the signal envelope-based method [45] where the envelope of the signal is computed within a given range of frequencies in time and compared against a threshold value.
A Zurich Instruments HF2 lock-in amplifier was employed to record cantilever resonance spectra by sweeping a given range of excitation frequencies and demodulating the corresponding phase and amplitude (lock-in bandwidth = 4.38 Hz, filter order = 24 dB/octave, 1000 data points).
From this study, it has been observed that among all the water depth ratios for a given range of excitation frequency ratios, there exists optimum water depth that corresponds to the minimum response amplitude for each damper.
ΔM lies between 0 and 1 and is supposed to represent the proportion of words (within the given range of word frequency) that is known by the participant.
To handle harmonic sources at a frequency in a given range, a uniform reduction of the response over a frequency range is pursued.
The behaviour of TLD is also studied by changing the orientation of the rectangular TLD subjected to the given range of harmonic excitation frequencies.
The monitor has a filter that band limits the frequency range of the signals to a given range (0.21-2.28 Hertz).
Like its predecessor, the GT1M has a filter that band limits the frequency range of the signals to a given range: 0.25-2.5 Hertz.
A set of such coefficients is obtained for notch frequencies chosen at regular intervals in a given range.
