Fázových

Fázových is a Czech adjective form used to describe something relating to phases. It is the genitive plural and locative plural inflection of the base adjective fázový, which derives from fáze (phase). As a grammatical form, fázových appears in phrases that quantify, qualify or locate multiple items associated with phases, for example fázových posunů (of phase shifts) or v fázových soustavách (in phase systems).

In technical and scientific contexts, fázových commonly modifies terms in electrical engineering and physics, such as fázových napětí (phase voltages), fázových rozdílů (phase differences), or fázových filtrů (phase filters). It also occurs in signal processing when describing multi-phase signals and in chemistry or materials science when discussing phase transitions or phase domains.

Usage follows Czech agreement rules: fázových appears with plural nouns requiring genitive or locative case, and its form aligns with standard adjective declension patterns. In writing and speech it is typically part of compound expressions rather than a standalone term. Understanding fázových depends on the broader technical or grammatical context in which it is used.