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Disturbance propagating in a given direction such that the quantity serving as a measure of the disturbance varies with position and time in a manner that at pairs of neighboring positions the disturbance is similar except for a time difference. The velocity of propagation of the disturbance is equal to the distance between neighboring positions divided by the time difference.
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| wavelength |
For a periodic wave in an isotropic medium, perpendicular distance between two wavefronts in which the displacements have a difference in phase of one complete period. Unit, meter (m).
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| wavelength |
The distance between crests of a waveform.
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The distance between successive crests of waves. All electromagnetic radiation (radio waves, microwaves, ultraviolet light, visible light, etc.) is transmitted in waves. In optical networks, different wavelengths are different colors of light.
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| wave |
An oscillation (wavelength) that is dependent on temporal and spatial variables. The wave is the basis of all sources of radiation, such as sound waves and electromagnetic waves, Hertzian waves, infrared and ultra-violet rays, visible radiations, etc.
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