Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
waveband
noun
/ˈweɪvbænd/

Definition
A range of frequencies in a wave spectrum, particularly used in the context of radio or optical frequencies.

Examples
- Radios operate on different wavebands depending on the type of signal they need to receive.
- Television broadcasters often use UHF and VHF wavebands to transmit their signals.
- The researchers analyzed the effects of atmospheric conditions on various wavebands of light.

Meaning
Waveband refers to a specific span of frequencies that can be transmitted or received by electronic devices, such as radios and other communication tools.

Synonyms
- frequency band
- wavelength range
- signal band