Radio
The band came into use for radio broadcasting at the turn of the 21st century and is used for Digital Audio Broadcasting. It is subdivided into a number of frequency blocks
Block | Centre Frequency |
---|---|
5A | 174.928 MHz |
5B | 176.640 MHz |
5C | 178.352 MHz |
5D | 180.064 MHz |
6A | 181.936 MHz |
6B | 183.648 MHz |
6C | 185.360 MHz |
6D | 187.072 MHz |
7A | 188.928 MHz |
7B | 190.640 MHz |
7C | 192.352 MHz |
7D | 194.064 MHz |
8A | 195.936 MHz |
8B | 197.648 MHz |
8C | 199.360 MHz |
8D | 201.072 MHz |
9A | 202.928 MHz |
9B | 204.640 MHz |
9C | 206.352 MHz |
9D | 208.064 MHz |
10A | 209.936 MHz |
10B | 211.648 MHz |
10C | 213.360 MHz |
10D | 215.072 MHz |
10N | 210.096 MHz |
11A | 216.928 MHz |
11B | 218.640 MHz |
11C | 220.352 MHz |
11D | 222.064 MHz |
11N | 217.088 MHz |
12A | 223.936 MHz |
12B | 225.648 MHz |
12C | 227.360 MHz |
12D | 229.072 MHz |
12N | 224.096 MHz |
13A | 230.784 MHz |
13B | 232.496 MHz |
13C | 234.208 MHz |
13D | 235.776 MHz |
13E | 237.488 MHz |
13F | 239.200 MHz |
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