10200MHz

10200MHz refers to a frequency of 10.2 gigahertz. This frequency falls within the microwave portion of the electromagnetic spectrum. Microwaves are characterized by wavelengths ranging from about one meter to one millimeter, and frequencies between 300 megahertz and 300 gigahertz. The 10.2 GHz frequency is often utilized in various technological applications due to its properties.

One prominent use of frequencies around 10.2 GHz is in radar systems. These systems employ microwave radiation to detect objects, measure their distance, speed, and size. Specific radar applications include weather forecasting, air traffic control, and automotive adaptive cruise control. Additionally, this frequency range can be found in some satellite communication systems and point-to-point wireless communication links, where it offers a balance between signal bandwidth and atmospheric attenuation. Scientific research also leverages frequencies in this band for experiments in fields like spectroscopy and radio astronomy. The precise characteristics and applications are dependent on the specific equipment and modulation techniques employed.