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resonant frequency

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resonant frequency [′res·ən·ənt ′frē·kwən·sē]


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These data demonstrate that our sensor chips have the capacity to withstand relatively high physiologic loads, and that the concomitant and very large resonant frequency shift with the applied load is achieved while maintaining a high signal quality factor.
TABLE 2 shows the first resonant frequency for 5 mil spacing between the planes, and TABLE 3 shows the frequency, where the impedance rises above 0.
 
 
 
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