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Satellite frequencies?
- Thread starter kws31a
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> Just curious....does anyone know what sort of frequency
> satellite radio operates on? Is it anything like
> conventional FM frequencies?
>
It's somewhere up in the 2.8 GHz range.<P ID="signature">______________
...co-moderator of the Satellite Radio, Phoenix, and San Diego boards...</P>
> satellite radio operates on? Is it anything like
> conventional FM frequencies?
>
It's somewhere up in the 2.8 GHz range.<P ID="signature">______________
...co-moderator of the Satellite Radio, Phoenix, and San Diego boards...</P>
> > Just curious....does anyone know what sort of frequency
> > satellite radio operates on? Is it anything like
> > conventional FM frequencies?
> >
>
Sirius & XM share 25 MHz of bandwidth, 12.5 Mhz of bandwidth each.
Sirius is 2.32-2.3325 GHz
XM is 2.3325-2.345 GHz
Worldspace has 25 Mhz of bandwidth, 1.467GHz-1.492 GHz
MobaHO also has 25 Mhz bandwidth, 2.630-2.655 GHz
Worldspace uses their extra bandwidth for "distance education" programs.
MobaHO is using theirs to provide from seven to nine TV channels for portable, PDA-style wireless devices.
<P ID="signature">______________
_____________________________________________
Proud 2 B a pioneering satellite radio subs¢riber
Ai4i is always on the trailing edge of technology</P>
> > satellite radio operates on? Is it anything like
> > conventional FM frequencies?
> >
>
Sirius & XM share 25 MHz of bandwidth, 12.5 Mhz of bandwidth each.
Sirius is 2.32-2.3325 GHz
XM is 2.3325-2.345 GHz
Worldspace has 25 Mhz of bandwidth, 1.467GHz-1.492 GHz
MobaHO also has 25 Mhz bandwidth, 2.630-2.655 GHz
Worldspace uses their extra bandwidth for "distance education" programs.
MobaHO is using theirs to provide from seven to nine TV channels for portable, PDA-style wireless devices.
<P ID="signature">______________
_____________________________________________
Proud 2 B a pioneering satellite radio subs¢riber
Ai4i is always on the trailing edge of technology</P>
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