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The 105 pages that link to Frequency, each with the reason it gives.

• WavelengthRelated: For electromagnetic radiation, frequency and wavelength are linked by the wave’s speed.

• Electromagnetic spectrumRelated: Frequency orders the bands inversely to wavelength and directly to photon energy.

• Electromagnetic radiationRelated: Radiation frequency determines photon energy and identifies its position in the spectrum.

• Alternating currentRelated: AC frequency determines how often the waveform repeats and reverses.

• Visible spectrumRelated: Frequency increases as wavelength decreases across visible light.

• TimbreRelated: Frequency components form the spectral patterns that contribute to timbre.

• SecondRelated: The second is defined by fixing a frequency in hertz.

• Simple harmonic motionRelated: It expresses the oscillation rate, reciprocal to the period.

• BioacousticsRelated: Frequency helps describe pitch and distinguish biological signals.

• Digital audioRelated: A sound's frequency determines its pitch and its position within an audio signal's spectrum.

• Standing waveRelated: The component waves must share a frequency to form a stable pattern.

• AcousticsRelated: Sound frequency is perceived primarily as pitch and shapes resonances in rooms and objects.

• Radio spectrumRelated: Radio spectrum allocations are specified as ranges of frequency.

• Amplitude modulationRelated: Conventional AM holds the carrier frequency fixed while its amplitude varies.

• Angular frequencyRelated: Multiplying frequency by one full turn in radians gives angular frequency.

• InterferenceRelated: Waves of different frequencies generally lose a stable interference pattern over time.

• Acoustic resonanceRelated: Resonance occurs when the driving sound frequency approaches a system's natural frequency.

• Phase velocityRelated: It provides the cycle-based counterpart to angular frequency in the speed relation.

• SoundRelated: For periodic sound, frequency helps determine perceived pitch.

• Electrical impedanceRelated: Capacitive and inductive reactance vary with the frequency of the applied signal.

• Gravitational redshiftRelated: Redshift is defined by a change in the frequency measured by an observer.

• Phase (waves)Related: Frequency sets how quickly phase advances in a time-varying signal.

• PhasorRelated: Phasor calculations assume sinusoidal quantities at a common frequency.

• Radio propagationRelated: Frequency affects atmospheric absorption, reflection, and the distances over which different bands travel.

• Sound waveRelated: For periodic sound, frequency corresponds to perceived pitch and relates to wavelength through wave speed.

• Radio communicationRelated: A radio signal's frequency helps determine its propagation, antenna size, and permitted use.

• UltrasonographyRelated: Probe frequency affects spatial resolution, penetration depth, and the Doppler shift.

• Emission spectrumRelated: Frequency is an alternative coordinate for locating spectral emission.

• Acoustic communicationRelated: Pitch and many species-specific signal features depend on frequency.

• Microwave ovenRelated: The oven’s operating frequency influences cavity behavior and energy absorption.

• OscillationRelated: Frequency expresses how quickly oscillations repeat.

• Ultraviolet catastropheRelated: The disputed prediction grows without bound as radiation frequency rises.

• WavefrontRelated: It helps determine how rapidly a wavefront’s phase changes in time.

• Musical acousticsRelated: Frequency underlies pitch and the resonant behavior of musical systems.

• Doppler broadeningRelated: Doppler shifts redistribute spectral intensity across frequencies around the line center.

• Analog signalRelated: Some analog signals encode information in changes to their cycle rate.

• Circular motionRelated: Revolutions per second express circular motion's repetition rate.

• Plane waveRelated: Together with wavelength, it determines a plane wave’s temporal and spatial oscillation.

• PsychoacousticsRelated: Frequency is a key physical correlate of perceived pitch.

• Ground-penetrating radarRelated: Higher antenna frequency generally improves detail but reduces penetration.

• Spectral energy distributionRelated: Frequency is an alternative horizontal variable, inversely related to wavelength for light.

• Wave theory of lightRelated: Light’s frequency determines its color and relates to wavelength through its speed.

• Auditory systemRelated: Sound frequency is a major cue to perceived pitch.

• Quadrature amplitude modulationRelated: A QAM carrier’s frequency sets the oscillation on which its symbols are imposed.

• Spectral resolutionRelated: Spectra may be represented in frequency, where resolving power uses frequency separation.

• Auditory perceptionRelated: Frequency is a major acoustic cue to perceived pitch.

• Carrier waveRelated: The carrier’s frequency determines where its signal is centered in the spectrum.

• Fourier coefficientRelated: Each coefficient is associated with a specific frequency in the chosen expansion.

• Longitudinal waveRelated: It sets how often particles oscillate as a longitudinal wave passes.

• MicrowaveRelated: Microwave frequency determines wavelength, antenna scale, and many material interactions.