5.1. Available Radio Frequency Spectra
The use of radio frequency is generally regulated by federal or international authorities. In the United States, the usage of radio frequency is regulated by the Wireless Telecommunications Bureau [1] under the Federal Communications Commission. Specifically, radio frequency domestic and international usages have been defined in detail by Part 2 (Frequency Allocations and Radio Treaty Matters: General Rules and Regulations) of the FCC rules and regulations, which is labeled as Code of Federal Regulation title 47. In Part 2 of title 47, the available radio frequency is divided into nine bands as shown in Table 5.1.
Detailed frequency allocation is available in a tabular format for frequencies from 9 kHz to ...
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