frekvensskalor
Frekvensskalor, or frequency scales, are systems used to organize and describe the range of audible sound frequencies. They are not a single, universally defined standard but rather a conceptual framework. In acoustics and music, the human ear can typically perceive frequencies ranging from approximately 20 Hertz (Hz) to 20,000 Hertz. Frekvensskalor help to break down this vast range into more manageable segments for analysis and discussion.
One common way to conceptualize frequency scales is through logarithmic division. This is because human perception
In scientific contexts, frequency scales might be used to define bandwidths for signal processing, such as