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Frequency Allocation

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Definition of “Frequency Allocation” :

“Frequency Allocation” refers to the division of the radio frequency spectrum into ranges, each designated for a specific purpose such as television broadcasting, mobile data, or satellite communication. This process is regulated by national and international bodies to avoid interference between services.

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