kõrgsagedusliku

kõrgsagedusliku is an Estonian adjective meaning "high-frequency". It refers to something operating at a high frequency, typically in the radio frequency spectrum or beyond. In physics and engineering, high frequencies are generally considered to be those above approximately 30 megahertz.

The term is commonly used in various contexts. For example, it can describe a "kõrgsagedusliku" oscillator, a device that generates signals at a high frequency. It can also refer to "kõrgsagedusliku" radiation, which encompasses radio waves, microwaves, and infrared radiation. In broadcasting, "kõrgsagedusliku" transmission refers to the use of high-frequency radio waves to carry signals over long distances.

In medicine, "kõrgsagedusliku" currents are employed in certain therapeutic devices, such as those used for diathermy, where heat is generated within tissues by high-frequency electromagnetic fields. The application of "kõrgsagedusliku" electromagnetic fields can also be relevant in the study of materials and in various industrial processes. The properties and behavior of objects and phenomena at high frequencies often differ significantly from those at lower frequencies, leading to specialized applications and research.