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frequency allocation
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frequency allocation [′frē·kwən·sē ‚al·ə′kā·shən]
(communications)
Assignment of available frequencies in the radio spectrum to specific stations and for specific purposes, to give maximum utilization of frequencies with minimum interference between stations.
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Second largest independent rural wireless provider in the United States will employ Actix's CellOpt for GSM/GPRS and TDMA wireless networks Actix, the global provider of wireless network performance engineering solutions, today announced that Dobson Cellular Systems -- a subsidiary of Dobson Communications Corporation (Nasdaq:DCEL) -- has chosen Actix's CellOpt AFP for automatic frequency planning for its GSM/GPRS and TDMA wireless networks.
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First introduced by ComOpt in 1997, CellOpt AFP has become a leading frequency planning tool employed in more than 100 wireless markets in more than 30 countries.
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