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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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The three- day meeting will also focus on issues related to spectrum allocation Amid scam whiff THE lack of spectrum and delayed launch of 3G services has been sore points for private telecom companies for a long time.
30 (ANI): Telecom Minister A Raja on Friday said he wouldn't step down from his position in the wake of charges that his spectrum allocation policies have caused a revenue loss of 60,000 crore rupees.
However, the key issue in India in the context of spectrum allocation in general and an auction in particular, lies in resolving the inconsistency and lack of clarity from policy makers.
 
 
 
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