UHF

Television broadcast band

UHF stands for ultra-high frequency, designating radio waves in the 300 MHz to 3 GHz range.

UHF channels carried television broadcasts above channel 13, requiring a separate antenna or tuner dial on older sets.

The frequency band is now used for cell phones, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and other wireless communications.

broadcast

television

Broadcast viewing device

signal · reception · tuner · airwaves · analog · digital · converter · rabbit ears · rooftop antenna · syndication

components

antenna

Broadcast signal receiver

tuner · filter · modulator · demodulator · oscillator · mixer · waveguide · duplexer · converter box · preamplifier

spectrum

frequency

Rate of recurrence

decimeter · line-of-sight · propagation · allocation · spectrum · multipath · attenuation · interference · LTE · cellular

radio

walkie-talkie

Portable handheld radio transceiver

CB · scanner · repeater · squelch · PTT · base station · portable · dispatch · emergency services · ham radio

Categories
Opposites
radio frequency band

UHFVLF

Lowest radio spectrum

VHF · HF · MF · AM · longwave

broadcast prestige/cultural status

UHFVHF

Mid-range radio spectrum

network television · ABC · NBC · CBS · prime time

Family

VHF

Familiarity
Top 200,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Rated G