Physics

The period and frequency of a wave are reciprocals—they measure the same rhythm from opposite angles. Since frequency tells you how many cycles happen per second, the period is simply how long one complete cycle takes. Use the relationship $T = \frac{1}{f}$ and watch your units carefully: converting from megahertz to hertz first will make the final conversion to microseconds straightforward.

The period and frequency of a wave are reciprocals—they measure the same rhythm from opposite angles. Since frequency tells you how many cycles happen per second, the period is simply how long one complete cycle takes. Use the relationship $T = \frac{1}{f}$ and watch your units carefully: converting from megahertz to hertz first will make the final conversion to microseconds straightforward.