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very low frequency

 

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Noun very low frequency has 1 sense
  1. very low frequency, VLF - 3 to 30 kilohertz
    --1 is a kind of radio frequency
    --1 is a part of electromagnetic spectrum

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Very Low Frequency

Description:

"Very Low Frequency" (VLF) refers to a range of radio frequencies commonly used for long-distance communication. In the context of electronics and telecommunications, it denotes signals or waves that have a wavelength greater than 10 kilometers, corresponding to a frequency between 3 kilohertz (kHz) and 30 kHz.

Senses:

Sense 1: Electronics and Telecommunications

In electronics and telecommunications, "very low frequency" refers to signals or waves with wavelengths larger than 10 kilometers, falling between the frequency range of 3 kHz and 30 kHz. These wavelengths are valuable for long-range communication due to their ability to propagate well over large distances.

Example sentence: The submarine communication system operates at very low frequency to maintain contact with submarines deep underwater.

Sense 2: Health

In the medical field, "very low frequency" is used to describe the extremely low electromagnetic frequencies believed to have potential health benefits. Some studies suggest that exposure to very low frequency electromagnetic fields may aid in pain relief, facilitate wound healing, or improve bone density.

Example sentence: The patient underwent electromagnetic therapy using very low frequency waves to alleviate chronic pain.

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