| Unit | Hz |
|---|---|
| Name | hertz |
| Category | Frequency |
| Details | Hertz (Hz) is the unit of frequency in the International System of Units (SI). It is used to measure the number of cycles per second of a periodic event, such as the oscillation of a wave, an electrical current, or a sound wave. One Hertz (1 Hz) represents one complete cycle of a repeating event occurring in one second. In other words, if a wave or an electrical signal oscillates at a frequency of 1 Hz, it means it completes one full cycle every second. The unit is named in honor of the German physicist Heinrich Hertz, who made significant contributions to the field of electromagnetism. |
Hz(hertz) to aHz(attohertz)Hz(hertz) to cHz(centihertz)Hz(hertz) to daHz(decahertz)Hz(hertz) to dHz(decihertz)Hz(hertz) to EHz(exahertz)Hz(hertz) to fHz(femtohertz)Hz(hertz) to GHz(gigahertz)Hz(hertz) to hHz(hectohertz)Hz(hertz) to kHz(kilohertz)Hz(hertz) to MHz(megahertz)Hz(hertz) to mHz(millihertz)Hz(hertz) to nHz(nanohertz)Hz(hertz) to PHz(petahertz)Hz(hertz) to pHz(picohertz)Hz(hertz) to r/h(revolution per hour)Hz(hertz) to r/min(revolution per minute)Hz(hertz) to r/s(revolution per second)Hz(hertz) to rad/h(radian per hour)Hz(hertz) to rad/min(radian per minute)Hz(hertz) to rad/s(radian per second)Hz(hertz) to THz(terahertz)Hz(hertz) to yHz(yoctohertz)Hz(hertz) to YHz(yottahertz)Hz(hertz) to zHz(zeptohertz)Hz(hertz) to ZHz(zettahertz)Hz(hertz) to °/h(degree per hour)Hz(hertz) to °/min(degree per minute)Hz(hertz) to °/s(degree per second)Hz(hertz) to µHz(microhertz)