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The 27 pages that link to Radio spectrum, each with the reason it gives.

• BandwidthNarrower topic: Spectrum assignments define the frequency resources whose widths are measured as bandwidth.

• Digital televisionNarrower topic: Digital television shares finite spectrum with other services and must fit into assigned frequency bands.

• RadioNarrower topic: Radio broadcasts occupy assigned frequency ranges within this broader spectrum.

• Wi-FiNarrower topic: Wi-Fi transmits within allocated portions of this spectrum.

• Radio frequencyNarrower topic: RF is commonly described as a portion of the broader radio spectrum.

• Radio communicationNarrower topic: Radio communication operates within this range of frequencies.

• Radio frequency interferenceNarrower topic: Interference occupies frequencies shared by instruments and communications systems.

• International Telecommunication UnionNarrower topic: The ITU coordinates national use of this finite resource to limit harmful interference.

• Mobile phoneNarrower topic: Cellular networks assign portions of this spectrum to carry phone communications.

• Shortwave radioNarrower topic: Shortwave is one portion of this broader spectrum.

• Amateur radioNarrower topic: Amateur operators share designated frequency bands within this broader resource.

• Television channelNarrower topic: Early television channels were defined by portions of this spectrum.

• Digital terrestrial televisionNarrower topic: Terrestrial television occupies assigned portions of this spectrum.

• AM broadcastingNarrower topic: AM stations occupy assigned portions of the radio spectrum.

• Terrestrial televisionNarrower topic: Terrestrial television occupies assigned frequencies within this shared resource.

• ChannelNarrower topic: Broadcast channels occupy portions of this finite shared resource.

• Astronomical radio sourceNarrower topic: Radio sources are classified and studied within this broader range of electromagnetic waves.

• Radio spectrum pollutionNarrower topic: Pollution occurs within this shared, finite range of frequencies.

• Walkie-talkieNarrower topic: Available spectrum determines which frequencies walkie-talkies can use.