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| g Frequencies | Abbreviation | ITU ITU standards | gg Frequency and wavelength | pr Applications |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 Hz 3 Hz below 100,000 km 100,000 km or more | ||||
| Extremely low frequency Extremely low frequency | ELF ELF | 1 1 | 3–30 Hz 3-30 Hz 100,000km – 10,000km 100,000 km - 10,000 km | M Submarine communication |
| g Very low frequency | SLF SLF | 2 Two | 30–300 Hz 30-300 Hz 10,000km – 1000km 10,000 km - 1000km | M Submarine communication |
| g Very low frequency pole | ULF ULF | 3 Three | 300–3000 Hz 300-3000 Hz 1000km – 100km 1000km - 100km | zRM Communication in Mine |
| g Very low frequency | VLF VLF | 4 Four | 3–30 kHz 3-30 kHz 100km – 10km 100km - 10km | MA r[R ASv A nw Submarine communications, beacons, and wireless heart rate, geophysics |
| g Wavelength | LF LF | 5 Five | 30–300 kHz 30-300 kHz 10km – 1km 10km - 1km | dgq@ A dgv A AMg Navigation radio, clock radio, AM broadcast wave |
| g Medium wave | MF MF | 6 Six | 300–3000 kHz 300-3000 kHz 1km – 100 m 1 km - 100 M | AM AM broadcasting |
| Zg Shortwave | HF HF | 7 7 | 3–30 MHz 3-30 MHz 100m – 10m 100m - 10m | Zg A A}`A Broadcast shortwave radio amateur |
| Zg Ultrashortwave | VHF VHF | 8 8 | 30–300 MHz 30-300 MHz 10m – 1m 10m - 1m | FM A er FM broadcasting, broadcast television |
| Zg Ultra High Frequency | UHF UHF | 9 Nine | 300–3000 MHz 300-3000 MHz 1m – 100 mm 1m - 100 mm | er A dqW A gdb A LAN A Bluetooth A GPS Broadcast television, microwave electronics, Telephone cellular, wireless LAN, Bluetooth, GPS |
| Z`[gg Cm waves | SHF SHF | 10 Ten | 3–30 GHz 3-30 GHz 100mm – 10mm 100mm - 10mm | LAN AV[_[ Wireless LAN, radar Latest |
| ~g Millimeter-wave | EHF EHF | 11 11 | 30–300 GHz 30-300 GHz 10 mm – 1mm 10 mm - 1mm | dgVw Ap Radio astronomy and broadcasting high-speed relay |
| 300 GHz 300 GHz or more 1mm Below 1mm |
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