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L-band
- electromagnetic frequency band: the range of frequencies of electromagnetic waves from 390 megahertz to 1550 megahertz, used for radar.
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  • L band - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    edit] NATO L band. The NATO L band is defined as the frequency band between 40 and 60  G Hz (5–7.5  mm). [edit] IEEE L band. The IEEE L band (20-cm radar long-band) is a ...

  • L-Band - RF Over Fibre

    Key Features: Broadband Transmission - 950 to 2150 MHz (3000 MHz available) Protocol Transparent - transmits all video, audio, and data modulations formats Transmission distances ...

  • ViaLite RF-over-fiber - L-Band link

    Products for transmitting radio/RF, analog and digital data over optical fiber for use in satellite comms, GPS, timing reference, antenna remoting and more.

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