Proposed Kurdish term — under reviewزاراوەی پێشنیارکراو — لە ژێر پێداچوونەوەدایە
Definitionپێناسە
Radio ranges first reserved for industrial, scientific and medical uses that devices may also use without a licence, within power limits: 2.4 GHz and 5.8 GHz worldwide, plus regional sub-GHz bands such as 868 MHz in Europe and 915 MHz in the Americas. Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, LoRa and most drone links share them, so they can disturb each other.
Bands drones use on a frequency axis: 868 MHz (Europe), 902–928 MHz (Americas), 2.4 GHz and 5.8 GHz ISM worldwide.ئەو باندانەی درۆنەکان بەکاریان دەهێنن لەسەر تەوەرێکی لەرەلەر: 868 MHz (ئەوروپا)، 902 تا 928 MHz (ئەمریکا)، 2.4 GHz و 5.8 GHz ISM لە هەموو جیهان.
Licence-free, shared, and limited by national rules.بێمۆڵەت، هاوبەش و سنووردار بە یاساکانی وڵات.CêIT
Exampleنموونە
Near a stadium full of phones and Wi-Fi, the 2.4 GHz ISM band can be so busy that the control link gets weaker.
Other Kurdish renderings in useوەرگێڕانە کوردییەکانی تر
باندی ISMـی
Note on the Kurdish termتێبینی لەبارەی زاراوە کوردییەکە
Proposed: باند (band, as in the registry's bandwidth and broadband) + ISM, kept in Latin. ITU Radio Regulations 5.150 (2400-2500 MHz, 5725-5875 MHz); allowed power differs by country (drn.x11). Shared with IoT (its 868/915 MHz bands; the wider idea of licence-free spectrum is IoT's unlicensed-spectrum).