co-frequency radio
101Radio Sole — Radio Sole, formerly known as Radio Daisy International, is an Independent Local Radio station based in Galatina (Lecce), Southern Italy. It is one of the oldest independent radio station in Italy since it opened in 1975, soon after it became… …
102radio frequency spectrum — The range of frequencies within the electromagnetic spectrum above the audio range and below visible light which can be used to transmit voice, video and data, that is, 3kHz to 300GHz. Practical Law Dictionary. Glossary of UK, US and… …
103Radio Frequency — [engl.], Hochfrequenz …
104radio frequency — frequency of wavelength of a radio wave …
105frequency — ► NOUN (pl. frequencies) 1) the rate at which something occurs over a particular period or in a given sample. 2) the fact or state of being frequent. 3) the rate per second of a vibration constituting a wave, e.g. sound, light, or radio waves. 4) …
106radio — ► NOUN (pl. radios) 1) the transmission and reception of electromagnetic waves having a frequency in the range 104 to 1011 or 1012 hertz, especially those carrying sound messages. 2) broadcasting in sound. 3) a broadcasting station or channel. 4) …
107Radio Waves — may refer to several things:* Radio Frequency, ie, radio waves of the Electromagnetic spectrum * Radio Waves (Project), a not for profit project allowing British schools to set up a webspace including blogs, videos and audio articles accessible… …
108Radio Metrowave — Radio Metrowave( bn. রেডিও মেট্রোওয়েভ)is a private radio station in Bangladesh.It went on air on 26 march, 1999.This radio station operating on frequency 256.41 meter band or 1170 kHz in medium wave. [ [http://www.metrowave bd.com/index.html… …
109Frequency-locked Loop — (FLL; engl. „Frequenzverriegelte Schleife“) ist ein Verfahren zur Stabilisierung der Ausgangsfrequenz bei Oszillatoren. Entwickelt wurde Frequency Locked Loop 1973 vom niederländischen Funkamateur Klaas Spaargaren PA0KSB. Die Frequenz des VCO… …
110frequency — 1640s, fact of occurring often, from L. frequentia a crowding, crowd, from frequentem (see FREQUENT (Cf. frequent)). Earlier it had been used in a now obsolete sense of state of being crowded (mid 16c.); sense in physics, rate of recurrence,… …
