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Medium wave

Medium wave (MW) is a part of the medium frequency (MF) radio band used mainly for AM radio broadcasting. The spectrum provides about 120 channels with more limited sound quality than FM stations on the FM broadcast band.

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Antennas

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Use in Asia

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Propagation characteristics

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Use in Europe

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Spectrum and channel allocation

Sound quality

Propagation characteristics

Use in North America

Use in Europe

Use in Asia

Stereo and digital transmissions

Antennas

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Medium wave

Nodes97
Edges96
Triples69
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.020619
Components1

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Medium wave

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related to Use in Asia · 25
Medium wave → Bangladesh, China, DZAS, DZBB, Egypt, Example, Gaza, However, In Asia, India, Indonesia, Iran, Israel, Japan, Middle East, North Korea, Pakistan, Philippines, Radio RASIL, RRI
related to Propagation characteristics · 17
Medium wave → Agreement, AM, At, Due, Earth, In North America, Medium, MW, NARBA, North American Regional Broadcasting, On, Practical, The, These, This, Wavelengths, When
related to External links · 16
Medium wave → Africa, AM, Broadcast Band, Building, Estimated Effective Ground Conductivity, Europe, Google Maps, List, LW, Medium Wave Circle, Medium Wave DX'ers, Middle East, MW, MWLIST, UK-based, USAMWLIST
related to Receiving antennas · 7
Medium wave → Because, Beverage, By, Examples, For, MHz, The
see also · 4
Medium wave → Digital Radio Mondiale, DXSatellite, European, Frequency Plan

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Medium waverelated to External linksBuilding0.60section
Medium waverelated to External linksBroadcast Band0.60section
Medium waverelated to External linksMW0.60section
Medium waverelated to External linksAM0.60section
Medium waverelated to External linksEstimated Effective Ground Conductivity0.60section
Medium waverelated to External linksUSAMWLIST0.60section
Medium waverelated to External linksLW0.60section
Medium waverelated to External linksMedium Wave Circle0.60section
Medium waverelated to External linksUK-based0.60section
Medium waverelated to External linksMedium Wave DX'ers0.60section
Medium waverelated to External linksMWLIST0.60section
Medium waverelated to External linksEurope0.60section

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