reserveband
Reserve band is a term used in spectrum management and telecommunications to describe a portion of the radio frequency spectrum that is set aside for special purposes, protection of existing services, or as a buffer between allocations. The concept is related to, but distinct from, guard bands, and its exact meaning can vary by regulatory context. In many systems, reserve bands are defined by national authorities and coordinated with international bodies such as the ITU.
The primary purposes of a reserve band are to limit interference between adjacent services, accommodate transmitter
Reserve bands interact with guard bands as part of overall spectrum protection. Guard bands are typically narrow
In practice, the term is most common in official planning documents and regulatory discussions. Because definitions