MCQ
 What is the full form of UHF?
  • A
    Under heavy frequency
  • B
    Ultra-high frequency
  • C
    Ultra heavy frequency
  • D
    Under high frequency

Answer

  1. Ultra-high frequency

Explanation:

UHF stands for Ultra high frequency. Cellular phones used radio waves to transmit voice communication in the Ultra high-frequency Band. The UHF band extends from 900 MHz to 5 x 109 Hz or 5000 MHz. Radio waves are produced by oscillating circuits having an inductor and capacitor.

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