The 1428–1452 MHz band sits within the lower L-band, bridging the boundary between the protected radio-astronomy range below 1427 MHz...

The 1400–1427 MHz band is one of the most scientifically important portions of the L-band spectrum. It is home to...

The 1300–1400 MHz band is part of the upper L-band and is mainly used for radiolocation (radar), aeronautical radionavigation, and...

The 1240–1300 MHz range, often called the “1.2 GHz amateur and radar band,” sits within the upper L-band portion of...

The 1215–1240 MHz range sits in the lower L-band and plays a vital role in aviation, defense, and satellite navigation....

📡 Wireless communication touches nearly every part of modern life – from cell phones and Wi-Fi to satellites and emergency...

The 960 MHz – 1215 MHz band is a globally coordinated portion of spectrum primarily reserved for aeronautical radionavigation and...

The 896–960 MHz band bridges two major worlds of modern wireless communication: professional mobile radio and commercial cellular systems. Sitting...

📡 The 806–896 MHz band is one of the most important segments of the UHF spectrum. It sits just above...