|
30 Khz
to 300
Khz,
although
there
are
signals
transmitted
well
below
this
region,
principally
the
OMEGA
naval
navigation
network.
This is
usually
defined
as the
range
from 20
to 100
Hz.
Because
they
cycle
slowly,
relative
to mid
and high
frequencies,
they
have
longer
wavelengths
in air.
These
long
length
waveforms
easily
diffract
around
smaller
objects,
making
their
way
around
any
barriers
of less
size. We
tend to
perceive
low
frequencies
as omni
directional. |