What does a hertz measure?

Answer 1

It measures the force of the electricity moving through a circuit.

Answer

The volt (symbol: V) is the SI unit of measurement for potential and potential difference.

Answer 2

Hertz is the term applied to the units sometimes called cycles per second. A thousand cycles per second is a thousand Hertz. A cycle is a reference to a complete "excursion" or "group of changes" that a varying signal or voltage will go through before it returns to "where it started" to begin going through the changes again. That complete range of changes is said to be a cycle.

Voltage is a measure of electromotive force (EMF), which is the "electrical pressure" that can cause current flow if there is a current path.

Answer 3

Hertz is a time base unit, 1/s or 'per second' it is the unit associated with frequency, so 10 Hz is 10/s or 10 per second. It usually referrs to oscillations, so in electronics 10 Hz means 10 cycles per second.

Answer 4

Hertz, also known as "cycles per second", measure frequency - how fast something repeats.

Answer 5

Frecuency...

Hertz is the measure of frequency. It's usually desecribed as events per second. a 3ghz processor is able to perform 3 billion calculations per second.