Radio Spectrum in the United States

• THE FCC’s ON-LINE TABLE OF FREQUENCY ALLOCATIONS (47 C.F.R. § 2.106) by FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION, OFFICE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY, POLICY AND RULES DIVISION.
• The FCC Office of Engineering and Technology's Radio Spectrum Allocation page has links to other charts of the spectrum.
• Cable TV Channel Frequencies
• Colorful wall chart in Adobe PDF format from the NTIA
• The FCC rules contain charts of the channels assigned for most radio services:
  • United States Table of Frequency Allocations
  • FM radio broadcasting
  • Television channels
  • Citizens Band radio
  • Amateur radio
  • Cordless telephones (43 - 50 MHz)
  • Aviation radio
  • Public Safety radio
  • Industrial/Business Radio
  • Two-way radio 470-512 MHz
  • Two-way radio 806-824, 851-869, 896-901, and 935-940 MHz
  • Radiolocation
  • Location and Monitoring Service
  • 220-222 MHz Band
• Clay Irving's list of frequency band plans.
• How the Radio Spectrum Works, part of the How Stuff Works series by Marshall Brain.

Last revision: Jan 15, 2013