hullámtartományban

Hullámtartományban is a Hungarian term that translates to "in the wavelength range" or "within the spectrum." It is used in various scientific and technical contexts to describe phenomena, measurements, or components that operate or exist within a specific band of wavelengths. This concept is fundamental in fields such as optics, acoustics, radio engineering, and spectroscopy.

In optics, for instance, the visible light spectrum is divided into different wavelength ranges, each corresponding to a different color. When discussing how a particular material interacts with light, one might specify that the interaction occurs "hullámtartományban" within the ultraviolet or infrared regions, indicating that the material's properties are being observed outside the visible range. Similarly, in radio communications, different frequency bands, which are inversely related to wavelength, are allocated for various purposes. Discussing a radio transmitter's performance "hullámtartományban" would refer to its operational frequency band.

Spectroscopy utilizes the interaction of electromagnetic radiation with matter across a broad range of wavelengths. Analytical techniques often focus on specific absorption or emission lines that occur "hullámtartományban," allowing for the identification and quantification of substances based on their unique spectral fingerprints. The precise definition of the wavelength range is crucial for accurate analysis and interpretation of data in these disciplines.