Named after physicist Heinrich Hertz, this unit measures frequency—the number of cycles per second in a wave. It quantifies everything from sound pitch to radio signals and computer processor speeds. Engineers, audio professionals, and tech enthusiasts rely on hertz to optimize system performance, tune instruments, and ensure clear wireless communication across industries.
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