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Hertz effect

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Hertz effect [′hərts i‚fekt]
(electronics)
Increase in the length of a spark induced across a spark gap when the gap is irradiated with ultraviolet light.
(electromagnetism)
A dependence of the attenuation of a linearly polarized electromagnetic wave passing through a grating of metal rods on the angle between the electric vector and the rod direction, with the attenuation being a minimum when the two are perpendicular.


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