Yes. 'Hertz' is the new name ... as of the past 20 years or so ... given to the quantity that used to be know as 'cycles per second' or simply 'cycles'. 'Hertz' has the same dimensions as 'cycles' = T -1 (reciprocal time).
This unit was named after a person, so it is capitalized: Hertz. A Hertz is a unit of one cycle per second in an electric circuit. Outside of an electric circuit, the correct unit is CPS, or cycles per second.
One Hertz is one cycle per second.
The US power grid is 60 cycle per second alternating current (60 Hertz AC). A 60 Hertz sign wave has a period (duration) of 1/60th of a second.
hertz means complete one cycle for given time
Hertz (Hz) is a term for cycles per second.
A frequency of one cycle per second in a wave is called one Hertz (Hz).
One hertz is equivalent to one cycle per second. Therefore, a hertz is equal to one count per second (cps).
For waves the unit of one wave cycle per second is Hertz
There are zero s-1 in a hertz (Hz). The unit hertz is defined as one cycle per second, not cycles per second per second (s-1).
One hertz represents one cycle per second, so it takes one hertz one second to complete a cycle.
The unit for one cycle per second is called a hertz (Hz).
There can be any number. Cycles per second are referred to as Hertz