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(electronics) The lowest resonant frequency of an antenna, circuit, or component.
(physics) The frequency with which a system oscillates in the absence of external forces; or, for a system with more than one degree of freedom, the frequency of one of the normal modes of vibration.
One of a number of frequencies at which a system or object tends to vibrate if subject to a mechanical displacement or impact and then allowed to vibrate freely.
The frequency of free oscillations of anybody in a system. See also resonance.
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