প্রতি সেকেন্ডে এক মিলিয়ন সময়সীমার

Noun:

মেগাসাইকল,

megacycles's Usage Examples:

Sometimes the "per second" was omitted, so that "megacycles" (Mc) was used as an abbreviation of "megacycles per second" (that is, megahertz (MHz)).

Nr 12, 1950 Fifty-six megacycles and above, p.

17 Amateur Radio, December, 1957 NZART Break-In, May, 1956 Fifty-six megacycles and above, p.

7 megacycles (I don’t recall exactly), so I used the signal generator plugin and created some tones that started out as 68.

7 megacycles.

6 megacycles or 9.

first to make a transistor that would oscillate faster than "a thousand megacycles" (1 GHz), circa 1952, for which feat he won a bottle of Scotch whisky.

5 megacycles, originally as W45BR.

vacuum tube that raised the frequency ceiling of radar from 200 megacycles to 600 megacycles and consequently reduced the size of the radar equipment.

3 megacycles.

9 megacycles, in Fort Collins, Colorado, the voice of Colorado State University.

, “Radio propagation at frequencies above 30 megacycles”, Proc IRE, October 1947, pp.

output is typically on the order of hundreds of cycles per second, not megacycles, and can easily be displayed on analog instruments.

7 megacycles, W57PH.

American radar equipment at the time had a frequency ceiling of 200 megacycles, which made them not only vulnerable to surprise raids by low-flying aircraft.

Upward-fining fluviatile megacycles in the Beaufort Group north of Graaff-Reinet, Cape Province.

Nature of Dynatron-type negative impedances at frequencies from 1 to 40 megacycles/second Theory of performance of wide and ultra-wide band lattice type.

megacycles's Meaning':

one million periods per second

Synonyms:

kc; kilohertz; kHz; megahertz; MHz; rate; kilocycle; megacycle per second; Mc; kilocycle per second;

Antonyms:

acceleration; deceleration; upgrade; downgrade;