A unit used to measure light waves – Angstrom.
In the line of progression of a wave, the distance from one point on the wave to the same point on the next wave. The length of a wave determines whether or not the wave is a visible light, x-ray, gamma, or radio wave.
The distance between the beginning and end of a single wave cycle, usually measured from the top of one wave to the top of the next one.
Distance between successive peaks of electromagnetic waves.
In the realm of wave phenomena, an essential concept to grasp is the wavelength. This term refers to the distance between any given point on a wave and the corresponding point on an adjacent wave that displays identical characteristics. By measuring this spatial interval, we gain valuable insights into the spatial properties and periodicity of the wave, aiding in our understanding of its behavior and propagation.