Waveband refers to a specific range of frequencies within the electromagnetic spectrum used for transmitting signals, such as radio, television, or mobile communications. Each waveband is defined by its frequency range, which determines its characteristics, such as how far it can travel or how much data it can carry. For example, different wavebands are used for AM and FM radio broadcasts, with each offering different coverage and signal clarity. Wavebands help organize the transmission of various types of signals across different technologies and services.

Definition och betydelse av "waveband"på engelska

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