applied frequency
[əˈplaɪd ˈfriːkwənsi]
nounpl: applied frequencies
frequência aplicada
1. The frequency at which an external force, signal, or alternating current is applied to a system, device, or component in practical applications
The applied frequency of the AC circuit was adjusted to 60 Hz to match the power grid standard.
A frequência aplicada do circuito de corrente alternada foi ajustada para 60 Hz para corresponder ao padrão da rede elétrica.
2. In engineering and physics, the frequency of an oscillating or time-varying signal that is deliberately introduced into a system for testing, operation, or analysis purposes
Engineers tested the bridge's resonance by varying the applied frequency from 1 to 10 Hz.
Os engenheiros testaram a ressonância da ponte variando a frequência aplicada de 1 a 10 Hz.
This is a specialized technical term primarily used in engineering, physics, and electrical fields. It is equally recognized in both Brazilian and American technical communities. The term is fundamental in power systems (where 60 Hz is standard in the Americas and 50 Hz in Europe/Brazil's context), telecommunications, and mechanical vibration analysis.
Related Idioms & Phrases
tune the applied frequency
sweep the applied frequency
match the applied frequency
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