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280 Practical Industrial Data Networks: Design, Installation and Troubleshootingregulatory body. Table 17.1 illustrates the typical sections of the radio spectrum allocatedfor public use around the world. Each section is referred to as a band.Ultra HighFrequency(UHF)Mid BandUHFLow BandUHF960 Mhz800 Mhz520 Mhz335 MhzHigh BandVHF225 Mhz101 MhzVery HighFrequency(VHF)Mid BandVHF100 Mhz60 MhzLow BandVHF59 Mhz31 MhzHighFrequency(HF)30 Mhz2 MhzTable 17.1The radio spectrum for public useCertain sections of these bands will have been allocated specifically for telemetrysystems.In some countries, a deregulated telecommunications environment has allowed sectionsof the spectrum to be sold off to large private organizations to be managed, and then soldto smaller individual users.Application must be made to the government body, or independent groups that holdlarger chunks of the spectrum for on selling, to obtain a frequency and no transmission isallowed on any frequency unless a license is obtained.
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IndexAllen Bradley, 11, 13Allen Bra
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