Range of frequencies. Crossword Clue

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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% BAND Range of frequencies (4)
40% SPECTRA Ranges of frequencies (7)
31% WAVEBAND Range of frequencies for radio transmission (8) The Times Concise Aug 4, 2017
28% WIFI Limited-range radio frequency service (4)
25% BANDWIDTH Musicians have breadth and a range of frequencies (9) (9)
23% CHANNEL The narrow range of frequencies between England and France (7) (7)
20% BROADBAND Transmission using a wide range of frequencies, used in fast internet connections (9) (9)
20% WHITENOISE Sound that has a relatively wide continuous range of frequencies of uniform intensity (10)
17% ULF Range of frequency that can help predict earthquakes (think opposite ultra high): Abbr. (3)
4% TREBLE High-frequency range (6)
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