Longwave
Pronunciation: /ˈɫɔŋˈweɪv/
Longwave (noun)
- A type of radio wave with a long wavelength, used for communication over long distances.
- A kind of electromagnetic wave that has a longer wavelength than visible light.
Examples
- Longwave radio waves can travel long distances, especially at night.
- Longwave electromagnetic waves are used in various communication technologies.
Common collocations: transmit longwave signals, receive longwave broadcasts, generate longwave radiation, detect longwave emissions