Sentence examples for ghz from inspiring English sources

One is dedicated to Direct-to-Earth (DTE) transmissions and uses frequencies of 7-8 GHzahertz (GHz).

They use less power than silicon, and they have much higher switching speeds nearly 70 GHz (billions of cycles per second), as opposed to silicon's best of 2 GHz.

It worked.The 2.5 upgrade adds a higher-gain antenna to receive signals in the microwave S band (2 to 4 GHz) as well as an inexpensive system for measuring and maintaining attitude control.

The high-voltage AC currents used are the main reason that fast-wave devices produce exceedingly high RF power levels, up to millions of watts at very high frequencies (more than 100 GHz).

Gyrotrons and other fast-wave tubes are used in certain high-frequency (35 to 94 GHz) radar applications, in communications systems, for plasma heating in some experimental thermonuclear fusion reactors, and in industrial materials processing.

For diatomic molecules the rotational constants for all but the very lightest ones lie in the range of 1 200 gigahertz (GHz).

For the past nine months, its elegantly designed 1.2-GHz Athlon processor has blown the Pentium III away, beating it on both price and performance.

In an attempt to catch up, Intel produced a 1.13-GHz Pentium III, but embarrassingly had to recall it in August.So far, the effect of AMD's new-found success has been to knock smaller rivals out of the consumer market rather than to cut into Intel's share of the corporate market.

These circuits run in the 2.4- to 20-GHz range, or microwave frequencies, and are used in radar systems, in satellite communications, and as power amplifiers for cellular telephones.

With the release of the Athlon processor, AMD became the first company to produce a 1-GHz (gigahertz) microprocessor, which marked AMD as a serious competitor in the chip market.

Called the Huawei Ascend P1 S, the smartphone includes the latest Android 4.0 operating system, a 4.3-inch touchscreen and a 1.5-GHz dual-core processor.