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Public Safety Land Mobile radio The Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
(LMR) is licenced by who?
In a radio system, voice is converted Electrical Energy (Waves)
into what?
Band A small section of the spectrum of radio
communications frequencies
What is a radio channel? Pairs of Frequencies
Who assigns radio channels? The FCC
VHF 30-300 MHz
UHF 300-3000MHz
VHF Low Band 39-72MHz
, VHF Low Band travels greater distances than high frequencies.
There may be interference or atmospheric skip
VHF High Band 150-170 MHz
VHF High Band Often used by rural agencies, provide better
coverage in uneven terrane like wooded areas.
Ultra high Frequency (UHF) 400 MHz, 500 MHZ, 800MHz, and 900 MHz
Ultra High Frequency (UHF) These radio signals do not travel as far, but
penetrate structures better than lower frequencies.
Trunked Radio A method used to conserve precious radio
spectrum.
Trunked Radio Users share the same radio frequencies . Talk
groups are assigned.
Conventional Radio Channel use is dedicated, like getting in like at the
bank.
Simulcast Multiple transmitter sites all transmitting on the
same frequency at the same time
Radio Over IP (ROIP) The linking and control of radio system sites over a
data network
FirstNet Entity established to build out a National Public
Safety Broadband Network
Multicast Multiple repeater sites; each transmits using
different frequency pairs at each site
2026(latest version verified for accuracy) |
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Terms in this set (340)
Public Safety Land Mobile radio The Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
(LMR) is licenced by who?
In a radio system, voice is converted Electrical Energy (Waves)
into what?
Band A small section of the spectrum of radio
communications frequencies
What is a radio channel? Pairs of Frequencies
Who assigns radio channels? The FCC
VHF 30-300 MHz
UHF 300-3000MHz
VHF Low Band 39-72MHz
, VHF Low Band travels greater distances than high frequencies.
There may be interference or atmospheric skip
VHF High Band 150-170 MHz
VHF High Band Often used by rural agencies, provide better
coverage in uneven terrane like wooded areas.
Ultra high Frequency (UHF) 400 MHz, 500 MHZ, 800MHz, and 900 MHz
Ultra High Frequency (UHF) These radio signals do not travel as far, but
penetrate structures better than lower frequencies.
Trunked Radio A method used to conserve precious radio
spectrum.
Trunked Radio Users share the same radio frequencies . Talk
groups are assigned.
Conventional Radio Channel use is dedicated, like getting in like at the
bank.
Simulcast Multiple transmitter sites all transmitting on the
same frequency at the same time
Radio Over IP (ROIP) The linking and control of radio system sites over a
data network
FirstNet Entity established to build out a National Public
Safety Broadband Network
Multicast Multiple repeater sites; each transmits using
different frequency pairs at each site
