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fundamental frequency

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun fundamental frequency has 1 sense
  1. fundamental, fundamental frequency, first harmonic - the lowest tone of a harmonic series
    --1 is a kind of harmonic

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Fundamental Frequency

Description

The fundamental frequency refers to the lowest frequency at which a vibrating object or system produces sound. It is the primary component that determines the perceived pitch of a musical tone or the natural frequency of an object's vibration. The fundamental frequency is a crucial concept in various fields such as physics, acoustics, music, and speech analysis.

Sample Sentences

As a Noun:

  1. The fundamental frequency of this guitar string is 440 Hz.
  2. Understanding the fundamental frequency is essential for analyzing speech patterns.
  3. When adjusting the equalizer, make sure to modify the fundamental frequencies appropriately.

As an Adjective:

  1. In this local music scene, the fundamental frequency of rock and roll remains unchanged through generations.
  2. The composer cleverly incorporated fundamental frequency variations to create a unique melodic structure.
  3. This speaker system provides a clear and accurate reproduction of fundamental frequencies.

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