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radio frequency An electromagnetic disturbance is a radio frequency if the wavelength falls within the range of 30 km to 1 mm. This represents a frequency rang of 10 kHz to 3000 GHz. The input signal from the antenna is an RF signal
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radio frequency The frequency range (10 KHz-3000 GHz) in which radio signals are transmitted.
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radio frequency Frequency of AM, 535-1605 KHz; FM, 88-108 MHz; TV, 54-806 MHz.
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radio frequency A low quality signal sent over coaxial cable (used for cable TV). These cables were commonly used for old video game systems, and are still available for new ones. Produces the lowest quality video signal, and is susceptible to interference.
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radio frequency Any frequency within the electromagnetic spectrum associated with radio-wave propagation. Range
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