In RLC circuits, when this quantity is large, the voltage across the inductor is high and across the capacitor is low.
This quantity is plotted on log scale on the  x -axis of a Bode plot, which measures a system's stability to changes in it. Since skin depth of electric current varies with the negative one-half power of permeability times this quantity, at high values of it, a conductor's resistance increases. In RLC circuits, when this quantity is large, the voltage across the inductor is high and across the capacitor is low. Low-pass filters screen out signals with (*)  high values of it. This quantity is represented by the speed at which a phasor rotates. Fourier transforms convert a signal from the time domain to this quantity's domain. An alternating current depends on the sine of this quantity multiplied by time. For 10 points, name this quantity, which in conventional American power lines is 60 hertz.
This quantity is plotted on log scale on the  x -axis of a Bode plot, which measures a system's stability to changes in it.
angular  frequency  [or  frequency ; prompt on  f ; prompt on  omega ] 