Sentence examples for wavelength of a from inspiring English sources

In free space the wavelength of a three-kilohertz signal is 100 kilometres (60 miles).

In 1895 he generated electromagnetic radiation with a wavelength of a few millimetres.

The wavelength of a light pulse traveling the universe is stretched as space expands, so the light gets redder.

lambda refers to the wavelength of a photon, usually in, and E refers to its energy, usually in [keV].

The advantage of fast-wave devices is that the RF circuits are large compared with the wavelength of a signal.

(The Compton wavelength of a body of mass m is given by h/mc, where h is Planck's constant).

At this energy, electron beams have a wavelength of a nanometre or so, making them perfect not just for imaging with atomic resolution, but for holography.

This device will focus cold neutrons with wavelength of a few to several Angstroms at about 10 m focal length.

Only then was it recast in less fleeting terms: as a multiple of the wavelength of a particular type of light.

The wavelength of a VLF radio wave at 3 kilohertz is thus 100 km (about 60 miles), while the wavelength of an EHF radio wave at 300 gigahertz is only 1 mm (about 0.04 inch).

The cutoff wavelength of a single-mode optical fiber is the wavelength above which only a single bound mode, the fundamental linearly polarized (LP) mode, propagates.