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1710 UL 1785 1805 DL 1880 1710 UL 1785 1805 DL 1880 ATSC Mobile DTV UHF ATSC Mobile DTV UHF (E-)UTRA/FDD Band VIII (E-)UTRA/FDD BandATSC VIII Mobile DTV UHF (E-)UTRA/FDD Band VIII ATSC Mobile DTV UHF (E-)UTRA/FDD Band VIII (E-)UTRA/FDD Band III (E-)UTRA/FDD Band III ATSC Mobile DTV UHF (E-)UTRA/FDD Band III (E-)UTRA/FDD Band VIII (E-)UTRA/FDD Band III (E-)UTRA/FDD Band III 2500 UL 2570 (E-)UTRA/FDD Band VII 2620 DL 2690 2500 UL 2570 (E-)UTRA/FDD Band VII 2620 2500DL 2690UL 2570 (E-)UTRA/FDD Band VII 2620 DL 54 2690ATSC Mobile DTV 216 54 ATSC Mobile DTV 216 54 ATSC Mobile DTV 216 470 CMMB 470 798 CMMB 798 54 ATSC Mobile DTV 216 470 CMMB 798 54 ATSC Mobile DTV 216 470 CMMB 798 2500 UL 2570 (E-)UTRA/FDD Band VII 2620 DL 17102690UL 1755 1710 UL 1755 (E-)UTRA/FDD470 Band IV CMMB(E-)UTR1710A/FDDUL Band798 IV1755 2110 DL 2155 2110(E-)UTRADL/FDD Band2155 IV 21102500 DL UL2155 17102570 UL (E-)UTR1755A/FDD Band VII 2620 DL 2690 (E-)UTRA/FDD Band IV 2110 DL 2155 1710 UL 1755 (E-)UTRA/FDD Band IV 2110 DL 2155 VHF VHF VHF UHF UHF VHF UHF VHF UHF UHF 174 DVB-H 230 174 DVB-H 230 174 DVB-H 230 3100 470 DVB-H470 DVB-H 8623100 174 DVB-H 862230 470 3100 DVB-H 862 174 DVB-H 230 470 1452 DVB-(S)H 1492 DVB-H 1452 DVB-(S)H 1492 862 1452 DVB-(S)H 14921749.9 UL 1784.9 (E-)UTRA/FDD1749.9 BandUL IX 1784.91844.9 (E-)UTRDL 1879.9A/FDD Band IX 1844.9 DL 1879.9470 DVB-H 1749.9 UL 1784.9 (E-)UTR862A/FDD Band IX 1844.9 DL 1879.9 UWB1452 DVB-(S)H 1492 1749.9 UL 1784.9 (E-)UTRUWBA/FDD Band IX 1844.93100 DL 1879.9 UWB1452 DVB-(S)H 1492 UWB 10600 1749.9 UL 1784.9 (E-)UTRA/FDD Band IX 1844.9 DL 1879.9 UWB 10600 UWB 10600 3100 UWB UWB 10600 UWB UWB 10600 VHF VHF VHF UHF UHF VHF UHF VHF L Band UHF L Band L Band UHF L Band L Band 2635 2660 2635 2660 2635 2660 174 T-DMB 240 174 T-DMB 240 174 T-DMB 240 470 ISDB-T 1Seg 770 470 ISDB-T 1Seg 770 174 T-DMB 240 470 ISDB-T 1Seg 770 174 T-DMB 240 470 ISDB-T1452 1SegT-DMB770 1492 1452 T-DMB 1492 2635 2660 17101452 T-DMBUL 1492 1770 1710 UL 1770 (E-)UTR470A/FDD 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960RL 915 917 FL 960 872 RL 915 917 FL 960 410 RL 483 420 FL 493 872 RL 915 917 FL 960 872 RL 915 917 FL 960 TACS Band TACS Band TACS Band 450 MHz Band TACS Band TACS Band 2300 WiMAX 2400 2496 WiMAX 2300 2690 WiMAX 2400 2300 WiMAX2496 2400 WiMAX 2496 2690 WiMAX 2690 3400 3400 WiMAX 3800 3400 3400 870 RL 876WiMAX3400 3800915 FL 921870 RL 876 915 FL 921 3400 WiMAX 3800 870 RL 876 915 FL 921 2300 WiMAX 2400 2496 870 RL 876 915 FL 921WiMAX GPS L5 2690 1750 RL 1780 Korean PCS1750 Band RL 17801840 FL Korean1870 PCS Band 1840 FL 19201870 RL 1980 1920 2 RLGHz1750 Band RL 19801780 Korean2 GHzPCS870 BandBandRL 876 18402110FL 9151870FL 921FL 2170 211023001920 FL RL 2170WiMAX 1980 24002 GHz Band
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