"Walter Maxwell" wrote in message
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On 21 Oct 2005 14:23:49 GMT, Allodoxaphobia wrote:

As I see it, Jonesy, kc = kilocycles, but we think of it as kilocycles per
sec.
kc/s = kilocycles/sec, which accurately specifies it as such, so it is not
redundant.

Therefore, KHz is also proper, but KHz/s more accurately specifies it, and
is
also not redundant.

But aren't we being a little picky picky?

Walt

Actually, the Hertz is is defined as a unit of frequency equal to one cycle
per second. That would mean the KHz/s is redundant. But you're right - it is
picky unless the meaning isn't clear from the context.

Bob