What is the UHF frequency range?

The UHF frequency range is defined as 300 MHz to 3 GHz (3000 MHz). This designation is significant in telecommunications and radio communication as it encompasses frequencies useful for a variety of applications, including television broadcasting, mobile phones, and two-way radios.

UHF frequencies provide several advantages such as improved signal quality over shorter distances, ability to carry more data, and better penetration into buildings compared to lower frequency ranges. The other ranges provided in the choices do not accurately represent UHF frequencies, as they fall into different categories of the radio frequency spectrum, such as VHF or LF. The clarity and utility of signals in the UHF band make it a preferred choice for many modern communication systems.