Band

In radio communications, a band is a small spectrum of frequencies, usually used for the same purpose, such as the aircraft band (108~136MHz), FM broadcast band (88~108MHz), upper VHF TV band (174~216MHz in the Americas), and the L band (1452~1492MHz) for digital radio (DAB) outside the U.S

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A band is a strip of material in a loop, used for binding. Types of bands:

• rubber band

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A band is a group of musicians playing parts of a musical arrangement on different musical instruments. See musical band.

See also The Band, the Canadian/American rock group of the late 1960s and early 1970s.

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In a similar sense, a band can also refer to a group of people who are bound together by a common cause, especially if it is one not officially sanctioned by authority. eg. 'band' of pirates or brigands, 'band' of rebels, 'robber band'.

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A band can be a "broad" line or curve.

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See also:

• bandana