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K–band
noun \ˈkā-\
Definition of K-BAND
: a segment of the radio spectrum that lies between 10.9 GHz and 36.0 GHz and spans the upper superhigh-frequency and lower extremely-high-frequency bands and that is used especially for police radars, satellite communication, and astronomical observation
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First Known Use of K-BAND
circa 1948
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