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Ka band
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Ka band [kā′ā ‚band]
(communications)
A band of frequencies extending from 33 to 36 gigahertz, corresponding to wavelengths of 9.09 to 8.34 millimeters.
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Under the terms of the agreement, HUGHES' subsidiary, Hughes Network Systems Ltd, will provide Avanti Communications and its partner channels eight gateways and 50,000 customer premise terminals to operate over HYLAS, Europe's dedicated, high-throughput Ka-band broadband satellite to be launched in 2010.
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