amplitudenmäßige

Amplitudenmäßige is a German adverb that translates to "amplitude-wise" or "in terms of amplitude" in English. It is used to describe or compare things based on their amplitude, which is a measure of the extent of oscillation or vibration, typically the maximum displacement or distance moved by a point on a vibrating body or wave measured from its equilibrium position.

For instance, one might say that two sound waves are amplitudenmäßig different, meaning their loudness levels vary. In a technical context, such as physics or engineering, amplitudenmäßig is employed to differentiate between phenomena based on the magnitude of their oscillations. It could be used when discussing the amplitude of a radio signal, the amplitude of a mechanical vibration, or the amplitude of an electrical current. The adverb helps to specify that the comparison or description pertains directly to the amplitude and not to other characteristics like frequency or phase. When used, it emphasizes the aspect of size or intensity of the oscillatory motion.