Formula and method
Wavelength λ = wave speed/frequency. Period T = 1/frequency.
Worked example
At 100 MHz and the vacuum light speed of 299,792,458 m/s, wavelength is 2.99792458 m.
Calculate wavelength and period from frequency and propagation speed, with explicit units for waves in different media.
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1e-12 – 1000000000000000
1e-12 – 1000000000000000
Wavelength
2.9979 m
The default speed is light in vacuum. Use the appropriate phase speed for sound or waves in a material; dispersion can make speed frequency-dependent.
Wavelength λ = propagation speed v ÷ frequency f.
Period T = 1/f.
Wavelength λ = wave speed/frequency. Period T = 1/frequency.
At 100 MHz and the vacuum light speed of 299,792,458 m/s, wavelength is 2.99792458 m.
Yes, if you enter the appropriate sound speed in the medium. The default is vacuum light speed and is not appropriate for sound.
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