35GHz
35 GHz is a frequency in the microwave portion of the electromagnetic spectrum. With a wavelength of about 8.6 millimeters in free space, it lies within the Ka-band, commonly defined as approximately 26.5 to 40 GHz. The Ka-band is notable for offering wide bandwidths and the potential for compact, high-gain antennas, making it attractive for high-capacity wireless links and radar applications.
In telecommunications, 35 GHz is used for high-data-rate point-to-point microwave links, fixed wireless access, and satellite
Propagation at 35 GHz is predominantly line-of-sight, with performance sensitive to atmospheric conditions. Dry air causes
Operating at this frequency involves specialized hardware, including high-frequency transceivers, filters, amplifiers, and waveguides, plus directional
See also: Ka-band, millimeter-wave, fixed wireless, satellite communications.