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![]() wrote in message ups.com... I'm familiar with the purpose of the ISM band. My question is why is it important that the ISM band be the same around the world? I've looked at the FCC site and the ITU and I didn't find an answer. Kensei Because the ISM equipment is shipped around the world and the interference from such equipment can cause interference which can also propagate around the world. Consider 27MHz, this is an ISM band and diathermy machines make a hell of a racket. When propagation is good, only a few watts is required for international communications. These machines leak RF and it can cause RF interference around the world, that is, unless the rest of the world is also using the same frequency. It reduces the cost of manufacture if all the medical machines use the same frequency bands instead of having to redesign them to suit each country. Same applies to industrial and scientific applications. It's called band planning. Brad. |
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