Pulzní

Pulzní is a Czech word that translates to "pulsed" or "pulse" in English. It is most commonly used in scientific and technical contexts. In physics, "pulzní" can refer to a pulsed laser, which emits light in short bursts, or a pulsed magnetic field, which is switched on and off repeatedly. In medicine, "pulzní" might describe a pulse oximeter, a device that measures oxygen saturation by detecting the pulsatile flow of blood.

The term can also be found in engineering, for example, in the description of pulsed radar systems that send out short radio signals. The concept of being "pulsed" implies a discrete, intermittent nature rather than a continuous one. This characteristic is crucial for various applications where precise timing or control over energy delivery is required. The specific meaning of "pulzní" is highly dependent on the field in which it is used, but the underlying idea of a repeating or intermittent action remains consistent.