högfrekvensdämpning
Högfrekvensdämpning, or high-frequency attenuation, refers to the reduction in the amplitude of a signal as it passes through a medium or system, specifically affecting higher frequencies more than lower ones. This phenomenon is common in various physical systems, including electrical circuits, acoustic environments, and the transmission of electromagnetic waves.
In electrical engineering, high-frequency attenuation can occur in cables, connectors, and electronic components. As frequencies increase,
In acoustics, high-frequency attenuation describes how higher-pitched sounds are absorbed or scattered more readily by materials
Electromagnetic wave propagation also experiences high-frequency attenuation. For instance, radio waves at very high frequencies can