Google tells me that 5G uses two frequency bands — one around 3.5 GHz and one around 26 GHz.
The Active Denial (”heat ray”) system uses frequencies around 95 GHz. This is sub-infrared, since the infrared range is from 300 GHz to 400 THz.
Hence, the heat ray uses a frequency somewhere between 5G and infrared.
For those in Rio Linda, Hz = cycles/second, G = billion, and T = trillion.
Google tells me that 5G uses two frequency bands — one around 3.5 GHz and one around 26 GHz.
The Active Denial (”heat ray”) system uses frequencies around 95 GHz. This is sub-infrared, since the infrared range is from 300 GHz to 400 THz.
Hence, the heat ray uses a frequency somewhere between 5G and infrared.
For those in Rio Linda, Hz = cycles/second, G = billion, and T = trillion.
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I had not heard that break down. Thanks for the information.