Frequency Range | Classification |
3 - 30 kilohertz30 - 300 kilohertz 300 - 3000 kilohertz (3 megahertz) 3 - 30 megahertz 30 - 300 megahertz 300 - 3000 (3 gigahertz) 3 gigahertz - 30 gigahertz 300 - 3000 gigahertz |
Very low frequencies (VLF)
The long wave band (LW) The medium wave band (MW) The short wave band (SW) Very high frequency band (VHF) Ultra high frequency band (UHF) Super high frequency band (SHF) Microwave frequencies |
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Saturday, 21 April 2012
The RF Spectrum Tutorial
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