What frequency range is referred to as VHF?

The frequency range referred to as VHF, or Very High Frequency, spans from 30 MHz to 300 MHz. This range is significant in radio communication, including television broadcasting, FM radio, and two-way radio systems. VHF frequencies are known for their relatively favorable propagation characteristics, allowing for line-of-sight communication over moderate distances, which is why they are commonly used for many broadcasting and communication applications.

The other frequencies listed do not fall within the VHF range: the first option covers the range of low frequency (LF), and the third option includes the medium frequency (MF) range. The fourth option exceeds the VHF range, as it refers to Ultra High Frequency (UHF). Understanding these classifications helps technicians communicate effectively and select the appropriate frequencies for their devices and services.