What does kHZ stand for?

Kilohertz (1000 Hertz)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

HD VoIP enables a higher sound quality through using voice energy outside of the 3 kilohertz frequency of traditional telephone calls.

United States : GIPS brings HD voice to Android

Bowman and McNeal concluded that neural block occurs more readily at multiples of threshold stimulation intensities and that the effects occur more rapidly at higher kilohertz frequencies.

Electrical stimulation using kilohertz-frequency alternating current

But following demand for a device that would get rid of all undesirables regardless of age, the new Mark 4 version can operate at a lower eight kilohertz frequency that adults can hear too, annoying everyone within earshot.

Mosquito teen-repellent device can now irritate grown-ups too

That sensitive arrangement lets mammals, especially those that hunt prey by echolocation, detect sounds at frequencies up to 120 kilohertz (kHz), says Zhe-Xi Luo, a paleontologist at the Carnegie Museum of Natural History in Pittsburgh.

Groovy bones: mammalian ear structure evolved more than once

Under the new advice they will now cover all the frequency ranges up to 300 kilohertz produced by TV and radio transmissions,mobile telecommunications and the supply and use of electricity.

New cancer worries over electric cables

Capable of imparting a force up to 20kN, this equipment extends the frequency range to many kilohertz and can be driven by either sinusoidal or random signals in order to conform to today's most widely used test standards.

Pira Extend Testing Facilities

Hearing thresholds at higher frequencies, two kilohertz and four kilohertz, were significantly increased in 18 per cent of men who had spent at least six months in noisy occupations.

PERSONAL STEREO USERS WHO RUN RISK OF DEAFNESS

For example, AM radio uses frequencies from 535 to 1605 kilohertz, but frequencies from 1800 to 29,700 kilohertz are available for amateur use.

HAMMING IT UP; AMATEUR RADIO OPERATORS HAVE A GLOBAL FIELD DAY