megahertz
21Megahertz — Me|ga|hẹrtz 〈n.; , ; 〉 eine Million Hertz * * * Me|ga|hertz [auch: mɛ…, … hɛrt̮s], das; , ↑ [mega , Mega (3)] (Physik): eine Million Hertz (Zeichen: MHz). * * * Megahertz, MHz. * * * Me|ga|hertz …
22megahertz — is., fiz., Fr. mégahertz Değeri bir milyon hertz olan frekans birimi …
23megahertz — meg|a|hertz [ˈmegəhə:ts US ə:r ] n plural megahertz written abbreviation MHz a unit for measuring ↑frequency, especially of radio signals, equal to one million ↑hertz …
24megahertz — [ˈmegəˌhɜːts] (plural megahertz) noun [C] computing a unit for measuring the speed of a computer, equal to one million HERTZ …
25megahertz — Abbreviated MHz. One million cycles per second. A processor s clock speed is often expressed in megahertz. The original IBM PC operated an Intel 8088 processor running at 4.77 MHz; today s Pentium processor runs at 450 MHz; and IBM has… …
26megahertz — me|ga|hertz sb. (fk.), megahertz (fork.: MHz) …
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28megahertz — (MHz) a common unit of frequency equal to one million per second. Frequencies of radio waves are commonly stated in megahertz …
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30Megahertz myth — The megahertz myth, or less commonly the gigahertz myth, refers to the misconception of only using clock rate to compare the performance of different microprocessors. While clock rates are a valid way of comparing the performance of different… …
