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(Kilohertz) -- A measure of audio and radio frequency (a thousand cycles per second). The human ear can hear frequencies up to about 20 KHz. There are 1000 KHz in an MHz. (Kilohertz) -- A measure of audio and radio frequency (a thousand cycles per second). The human ear can hear frequencies up to about 20 KHz. There are 1000 KHz in an MHz.
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This refers to how fast the horizontal lines of the projected image are created. The higher the horizontal scan rate, the greater the resolution at a given vertical frame rate. It is important for the data or video source to have a scan rate falling within the scan rate range of the projector.
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1000 cycles per second. A speaker producing a 10kHz tone is moving back and forth 10,000 times per second!
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kiloHertz are the number of audio samples per second. Higher sample rates have better sound quality, but the trade-off is a larger file size.
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(Kilohertz) Hertz is a unit of frequency. It replaces the old term (cycle per second).
Ãâó: amazingvoice.com/glossary.php
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