2.402 GHz to 2.48 GHz

FCC ID Applications By Frequency.

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ITU # 9 - UHF Ultra high frequency – TV broadcasts, microwave ovens, mobile phones, wireless LAN, Bluetooth, GPS, and Two-Way Radios (300-3000 MHz)


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24002417This band is used in the Amateur Radio Service. Operation of unlicensed Part 15 Devices is permitted between 2400 and 2417 MHz.
24172450This band is used in the Amateur Radio Service. This band is allocated for both Federal and Non-Federal use. Operation of unlicensed Part 15 Devices is permitted between 2417 and 2450 MHz.
24502483.5This band is used in the Fixed Microwave Service, the Industrial, Scientific and Medical Equipment Service (ISM), the Local Television Transmission Service, the Radiolocation Service, the Public Safety Radio Service, and the TV Broadcast Auxiliary Service. Operation of unlicensed Part 15 Devices is permitted between 2450 and 2483.5 MHz.

Bluetooth Bluetooth

Frequency Details

UnitFrequency LowerFrequency CenterFrequency Upper
Terahertz0.002402 THz0.002441 THz0.00248 THz
Gigahertz2.402 GHz2.441 GHz2.48 GHz
Megahertz2402 MHz2441 MHz2480 MHz
Kilohertz2402000 kHz2441000 kHz2480000 kHz
Hertz2402000000 Hz2441000000 Hz2480000000 Hz
Wavelength12.481 cm12.282 cm12.088 cm
Time 416.3197 ps409.6682 ps403.2258 ps
IEEE Standard 521-1984 Bands
DesignationLower FrequencyUpper FrequencyWavelengthPurpose
S band200040007.5 cm to 15 cmweather radar, surface ship radar, and some communications satellites (microwave ovens, microwave devices/communications, radio astronomy, mobile phones, wireless LAN, Bluetooth, ZigBee, GPS, amateur radio)
EU / NATO / US ECM Radio Bands
DesignationLower FrequencyUpper FrequencyChannel Width
E Band20003000100
S Band (Alternative)15503900

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