Fázový

Fázový is a Czech and Slovak adjective meaning "relating to a phase" or "phase-related." It is formed from the noun fáze (phase) and is used across scientific, technical and everyday contexts to describe properties, differences or behaviors that depend on phase.

In physics and engineering, fázový appears in terms such as fázový posun (phase shift), fázový rozdíl (phase difference), and fázová závěsnost (phase dependence). It is commonly used in wave mechanics, optics and acoustics to describe relative timing between oscillations, interference phenomena and phase-dependent superposition. In electronics and signal processing, phrases like fázová charakteristika (phase response) and fázový detektor (phase detector) denote components and measurements concerned with the phase of electrical signals. In thermodynamics and materials science, fázový diagram (phase diagram) and fázový přechod (phase transition) refer to equilibrium states and changes between them.

In everyday language, fázový modifies nouns to indicate sequence or stage-based aspects (for example fázový plán, phase plan). Pronunciation in Czech is roughly "FAH-zoh-vee," with primary stress on the first syllable. The term shares roots with international scientific vocabulary for "phase" and is widely understood in technical discourse in Czech- and Slovak-speaking communities.