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Appendix 9: Electromagnetic Spectrum: Frequency Range Wavelength Range Radio Waves

This document provides a summary of the electromagnetic spectrum, listing the frequency ranges and wavelength ranges of different types of electromagnetic waves including radio waves, microwaves, infrared light, visible light, ultraviolet light, X-rays, and gamma rays. It breaks down the spectrum into specific bands within each type, such as AM and FM radio under radio waves, L-band through Ku-band under microwaves, and near infrared through extreme ultraviolet under light. The table provides the frequency and wavelength ranges for each listed band in the electromagnetic spectrum.

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Appendix 9: Electromagnetic Spectrum: Frequency Range Wavelength Range Radio Waves

This document provides a summary of the electromagnetic spectrum, listing the frequency ranges and wavelength ranges of different types of electromagnetic waves including radio waves, microwaves, infrared light, visible light, ultraviolet light, X-rays, and gamma rays. It breaks down the spectrum into specific bands within each type, such as AM and FM radio under radio waves, L-band through Ku-band under microwaves, and near infrared through extreme ultraviolet under light. The table provides the frequency and wavelength ranges for each listed band in the electromagnetic spectrum.

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Appendix 9: Electromagnetic Spectrum

Frequency range Wavelength range

Radio waves

LF

AM radio 530 KHz -1680 KHz 566 meter – 179 meter

HF

Cordless phones 28 MHz 10.7 m

68 MHz – 88 MHz 4.4 m – 3.4 m

FM radio 88.1 MHz – 107.9 MHz 3.4 m – 2.8 m

UHF 138 MHz – 512 MHz 2.2 m – 60 cm

Analog cell phones 850 MHz – 960 MHz 35 cm – 31 cm

Digital cell phones 1800 MHz 17 cm

Spread spectrum 2400 MHz 13 cm

Satellite telephone 5 MHz 6 cm

Microwave

L-band 1.00 GHz – 2.60 GHz 299.7 mm – 115.3 mm

S-band 2.60 GHz – 3.95 GHz 115.3 mm – 75.9 mm

G-band 3.95 GHz – 5.85 GHz 75.9 mm – 51.2 mm

C-band 4.90 GHz – 7.05 GHz 61.2 mm – 42.5 mm

J-band 5.30 GHz – 8.20 GHz 56.5 mm – 36.5 mm

H-band 7.05 GHz – 10.00 GHz 42.5 mm – 30.0 mm

X-band 8.20 GHz – 12.40 GHz 36.5 mm – 24.2 mm

M-band 10.00 GHz – 15.00 GHz 30.0 mm – 20.0 mm

P-band 12.40 GHz – 18.00 GHz 24.2 mm – 16.7 mm

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N-band 15.00 GHz – 22.00 GHz 20.0 mm – 13.6 mm

Ku-band 15.30 GHz – 18.00 GHz 19.6 mm – 16.7 mm

K-band 18.00 GHz – 26.50 GHz 16.7 mm – 11.3 mm

R-band 26.5 GHz – 40.00 GHz 11.3 mm – 7.5 mm

Millimeter waves 30.00 GHz – 300 GHz 10.0 mm – 1.0 mm

Sub-millimeter > 300.00 GHz < 1.0 mm

Infrared light

Extreme infrared 0.3 THz – 7.5 THz 1000 µm – 40 µm

Far infrared 7.5 THz – 50 THz 40 µm – 6 µm

Medium Infrared 50 THz – 200 THz 6 µm – 1.5 µm

Near Infrared 200 THz – 389 THz 1.5 µm – 0.77 µm

Visible light

Red 389 THz – 482 THz 770 nm – 622 nm

Orange 482 THz – 502 THz 622 nm – 597 nm

Yellow 502 THz – 519 THz 597 nm – 577 nm

Green 519 THz – 609 THz 577 nm – 492 nm

Blue 609 THz – 659 THz 492 nm – 455 nm

Violet 659 THz – 768 THz 455 nm – 390 nm

Ultra-violet light

Near ultra-violet 768 THz – 999 THz 390 nm – 300 nm

Far ultra-violet 1 PHz – 1.5 PHz 300 nm – 200 nm

Extreme ultra-violet 1.5 PHz – 30 PHz 200 nm – 10 nm

X-rays 6 PHz – 600 XHz 50 nm – 0.5 pm

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Gamma rays 1.5 XHz – 30,000 XHz 0.2 nm - 0.001 pm

Cosmic rays > 6,000 XHz < 0.05 pm

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