Definition of ultra-high frequency in English:

ultra-high frequency

(also UHF)

noun

A radio frequency in the range 300 to 3,000 MHz.
Example sentencesExamples
- The brigade commander talked to the helicopter on the brigade FM net while the ALO talked to the Air Force plane on an ultra-high frequency channel.
- TVS was awarded a permanent ultra-high frequency 31 television broadcasting licence by the Australian Broadcasting Authority last month, even though TVS said it needs at least eight months to be ready to begin transmission.
- Today's business radios use either very high frequency or ultra-high frequency bands.
- The VRC - 103 will be used as an aviation battalion flight operations radio, operating in multiple band frequencies in high frequency and ultra-high frequency bands.
- The Maori Television Service has moved significantly towards the signing of contracts for the provision of the ultra-high frequency transmission service, and is in negotiations over a digital satellite platform.

单词	ultra-high frequency
释义	Definition of ultra-high frequency in English: ultra-high frequency (also UHF) noun A radio frequency in the range 300 to 3,000 MHz. Example sentencesExamples The brigade commander talked to the helicopter on the brigade FM net while the ALO talked to the Air Force plane on an ultra-high frequency channel. TVS was awarded a permanent ultra-high frequency 31 television broadcasting licence by the Australian Broadcasting Authority last month, even though TVS said it needs at least eight months to be ready to begin transmission. Today's business radios use either very high frequency or ultra-high frequency bands. The VRC - 103 will be used as an aviation battalion flight operations radio, operating in multiple band frequencies in high frequency and ultra-high frequency bands. The Maori Television Service has moved significantly towards the signing of contracts for the provision of the ultra-high frequency transmission service, and is in negotiations over a digital satellite platform.
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