100MHz3GHz

100MHz3GHz refers to a frequency range commonly encountered in radio frequency engineering and wireless communications. This range spans from 100 megahertz (MHz) to 3 gigahertz (GHz). To put this in perspective, 100 MHz is 100 million cycles per second, and 3 GHz is 3 billion cycles per second.

This broad spectrum encompasses many important wireless technologies. For instance, within this range lie frequencies used for FM radio broadcasting (typically 88-108 MHz), public safety radio, amateur radio, and cellular mobile communications. Many Wi-Fi standards also operate within this band, particularly the 2.4 GHz frequency. The 100MHz3GHz range is a versatile part of the electromagnetic spectrum, capable of supporting a variety of communication needs due to its balance of bandwidth and propagation characteristics. Signal propagation in this range can vary, with lower frequencies generally traveling farther and penetrating obstacles better than higher frequencies within the same band. As frequencies increase towards 3 GHz, the potential for higher data rates becomes more feasible, but the range and penetration capabilities typically decrease. Understanding this frequency range is crucial for designing and implementing effective wireless systems.