radio channel
Tuned audio source
A radio channel is a specific frequency or band of frequencies assigned for broadcasting or communication.
Radio stations are identified by their channel, and listeners tune to that channel to receive the signal.
The term extends to the content itself: What channel is the game on?
In two-way radio, operators switch channels to find clear frequencies or reach different groups.
- frequencyRate of recurrence
- stationFixed stopping point
- broadcastTransmitted media signal
- on airCurrently being broadcast
- public broadcastingGovernment or donor-funded media
dial · tuner · tuning in · AM · FM · static · signal · airwaves · wavelength · antenna · transmitter · receiver · bandwidth · shortwave · streaming · listener · DJ · talk
- radiocrystal set, AM, FM, news broadcast, AM/FM
- mobile networksGSM, cellular network, mobile network, cell tower, base station
- two-way radioswalkie-talkie, walkie talkie, transceiver, push-to-talk, PTT
radio channeltelevision channel
Broadcast frequency for programming
podcast · television broadcast · streaming video · silent film · newspaper column
radio channeltwo-way radio
Device for mutual audio exchange
walkie-talkie · CB radio · telephone line · intercom · satellite phone
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