PrimeWire

A 1.6 GHz signal itself isn’t inherently “big” or “small” in a universal sense. Its significance depends on the context, such as the application, the power level, and the specific technology involved. It is a relatively high frequency that is commonly used in various wireless communication systems.

Here’s a more detailed breakdown:
Frequency and Applications:

High Frequency:
1.6 GHz (1.6 billion Hertz) is a high frequency, meaning it has a relatively short wavelength and can carry more data than lower frequencies.

Wireless Communication:
1.6 GHz is a commonly used frequency for various wireless technologies, including mobile communication (voice and data) and satellite communication (like the Iridium network).
Military:
The US military uses 1.6 GHz for some communication systems, including a flying data hub for secure communication with ground assets, according to a Reddit post.

Other Uses:
1.6 GHz signals are also associated with some types of aircraft radar, GPS, and satellite radios.

Potential Interference:
In some cases, strong 1.6 GHz signals can cause interference with other nearby devices or systems that operate on similar frequencies.