Definition of Kilocycle

1. Noun. One thousand periods per second.

Exact synonyms: Kc, Khz, Kilocycle Per Second, Kilohertz
Terms within: Cps, Cycle, Cycle Per Second, Cycles/second, Hertz, Hz
Group relationships: Mc, Megacycle, Megacycle Per Second, Megahertz, Mhz
Generic synonyms: Rate

Definition of Kilocycle

1. Noun. A thousand cycles (of any periodic phenomenon) ¹

2. Noun. (''elliptically'') A thousand cycles per second; a kilohertz ¹

¹ Source: wiktionary.com

Definition of Kilocycle

1. [n -S]

Medical Definition of Kilocycle

1. One thousand cycles per second. (05 Mar 2000)

Lexicographical Neighbors of Kilocycle

kilobase pair
kilobase pairs
kilobases
kilobaud
kilobauds
kilobit
kilobits
kilobyte
kilobytes
kilocal
kilocalorie
kilocalories
kilocals
kilocurie
kilocuries
kilocycle (current term)
kilocycle per second
kilocycles
kilodalton
kilodaltons
kiloelectronvolt
kilogallon
kilogallons
kilogauss
kilogausses
kilogram
kilogram-meter
kilogram-meters
kilogram-metre
kilogram calorie

Literary usage of Kilocycle

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Transactions of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers by American Institute of Electrical Engineers (1919)
"2000-kilocycle wave. I believe this wave to be much steeper than any that ... The initial steepness of Mr. Peek's 2000- kilocycle wave is about 1.2 X 10~13 ..."

2. Transactions (1919)
"2000-kilocycle wave. I believe this wave to be much steeper than any that ... The initial steepness of Mr. Peek's 2000- kilocycle wave is about 1.2 X 10~13 ..."

3. General Lectures on Electrical Engineering by Charles Proteus Steinmetz (1918)
"Thus an impulse of 500 kilocycles would be an impulse in which the voltage rises at the same rate as it rises in a 500-kilocycle oscillation of the same ..."

4. Flight Check!: The Story Of Faa Flight Inspection by Scott A. Thompson (1990)
"Airborne radio receivers Initially operated in the 190 to 500 kilocycle range, and the frequency of 278 kilocycles was established for a nationwide landing ..."

5. Transactions (1919)
"... within the range of the danger frequencies between 20 and 100 kilo-cycles, can travel considerable dis- Attenuation of 60 kilocycle Rectangular Wave, ..."

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