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Gigahertz
The gigahertz, abbreviated GHz, is a unit of alternating current (AC) or electromagnetic (EM) wave frequency equal to one thousand million hertz (1,000,000,000 Hz). The gigahertz can be made use is an indicator of ultra-high frequency. It is used in computers to express the clock speed. They are also used to represent microwave EM signals. An EM signal having a frequency of 1 GHz has a wavelength of 300 millimeters, or a little less than a foot. In comparison to hertz, this is a bigger unit.
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| Standard Units | |
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| Cycle/second | {{cyclepersecond}} |
| Degree/hour | {{degreeperhour}} |
| Degree/minute | {{degreeperminute}} |
| Degree/second | {{degreepersecond}} |
| Hertz | {{hertz}} |
| Kilohertz | {{kilohertz}} |
| Megahertz | {{megahertz}} |
| Millihertz | {{millihertz}} |
| Radian/hour | {{radianperhour}} |
| Radian/minute | {{radianperminute}} |
| Radian/second | {{radianpersecond}} |
| Revolution/hour | {{revolutionperhour}} |
| Revolution/minute | {{revolutionperminute}} |
| Revolution/second | {{revolutionpersecond}} |
| RPM | {{rpm}} |
| Terrahertz | {{terrahertz}} |