Definition of megahertz
:a unit of frequency equal to one million hertz
—abbreviation MHz
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The other has a rectangular membrane, suitable for megahertz frequencies used for TV and radio.
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Further, the signal was at a frequency of about 1,420 megahertz (MHz), also called the 21-centimter line.
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Also at the May 22 meeting, the Council approved the purchase of new radios that operate on the 800 megahertz to replace VHF radios.
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Dish holds 93.6 megahertz of spectrum on average nationwide, making the company the fifth-largest holder of broadband airwaves in the U.S.
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Future auctions will turn over the remaining spectrum in years to come, essentially adding new lanes to the information super highway—a few megahertz at a time.
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Each will contain chips running at 8 megahertz and accelerometers designed to measure movement caused by strong gusts.
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