frequency range
Spectrum of wavelengths
A frequency range is the span between the lowest and highest frequencies that a device can produce, receive, or operate within.
Audio equipment like speakers and headphones are rated by their frequency range to indicate what sounds they can reproduce, from deep bass to high treble.
This microphone has a frequency range of 20 Hz to 20 kHz.
The term applies broadly to any system dealing with waves or signals, including radio transmitters and musical instruments.
- pitchFrequency of sound
- bandwidthData transmission capacity
- FM bandBroadcast frequency range
- microwaveRadiation-based kitchen heater
- toneQuality of sound
timbre · wave · infrared · ultrasound · modulation · ultraviolet · harmonic · spectrum · Doppler effect · resonance · wavelength · cutoff · bass · dial · midrange · electromagnetic spectrum · signal processing · sound wave
- soundsound, sound waves, echoes, acoustics, vibrations
- pitchfastball, curveball, slider, changeup, sinker
- rangesmidrange, Alps, Andes, Rockies, Himalayas
- limits of hearingauditory threshold, volume limits, hearing loss, pain threshold, ultrasound
- radio frequenciesradio wave, radio waves, FM, AM, VHF
- Sensory limitsthreshold, pain threshold, blind spot, color blindness, night vision
frequency rangemonochromatic
Of one hue
pure tone · spectral line · monotone · narrowband · resonant frequency
range, arrange, frequent, arrangement, frequency, infrequent, rangefinder