L-band

L-band refers to a range of radio frequencies in the electromagnetic spectrum, specifically from 1 to 2 gigahertz (GHz). It is commonly used for various communication technologies, including mobile phones, GPS, and satellite communications. This frequency band balances the ability to transmit data over long distances while maintaining good signal quality. L-band is particularly valuable for applications that require penetration through obstacles, making it ideal for urban environments and situations where strong signals are necessary. Its versatility and reliability make it a fundamental part of modern wireless communication systems.