ultrahigh

Beyond normal peaks

Ultrahigh describes frequencies, temperatures, pressures, or other measurements at the extreme upper end of a scale.

In broadcasting, ultrahigh frequency (UHF) designates radio waves between 300 MHz and 3 GHz.

The prefix intensifies high beyond its normal range: ultrahigh vacuum, ultrahigh resolution, ultrahigh net worth.

energy

accelerator

Speed control mechanism

  • protonPositive nuclear particle
  • synchrotronCircular charged-particle accelerator
  • hadronQuark-containing subatomic particle

collider · plasma · neutrino · astrophysics · quasar · antimatter · lepton · muon · gluon · superconductivity

frequency

UHF

300 MHz to 3 GHz

transmission · wavelength · spectrum · antenna · broadcast · signal · gigahertz · radar · telecommunications · modulation

precision

tolerance

Willingness to accept difference

submillimeter · accuracy · instrumentation · laser-guided · measurement · alignment · fabrication · fine-tuning · exactitude · specificity

temperature

processing

Systematic operation on data

refractory · kiln · melting · thermal · combustion · plasma · metallurgy · annealing · oxidation · superconductor

vacuum

torr

Pressure measurement unit

outgassing · contamination · deposition · sputtering · sublimation · sealed · cryogenic

Categories
Opposites
magnitude/intensity on a scale

ultrahighultralow

Extremely beneath typical levels

rock-bottom · minimal · negligible · infinitesimal · microscopic

frequency (technical/scientific usage)

ultrahighultralow

Extremely beneath typical levels

infrasonic · subaudible · low-frequency · subsonic

Family

high, ultra, ultrasound, ultramodern, hyperactive, supersonic, superhighway, ultraviolet, ultralight

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Everyday, not technical · Rated G