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Generally refers to wireless communications with frequencies below 300 GHz.
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| radio frequency |
Any frequency within the electromagnetic spectrum normally assiciated with radio wave propagation. Organizations such as the FCC and ITU have divided the radio frequency spectrum into subdivisions for management purposes. (GSA, 1996)
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| radio frequency |
The area (or band) of the electromagnetic spectrum where most radio communication takes place, typically from 100 KHz to 100 GHz
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| radio frequency |
That part of the frequency spectrum in which it is possible to radiate (transmit) electromagnetic waves. Any part of the broadcast band, including radio and television.
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| radio frequency |
Any frequency of electromagnetic energy capable of propagation into space. Radio frequencies are much higher than frequencies associated with sound.
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