Frequency Atlas
11 frequencies

EM Spectrum

The full electromagnetic spectrum from radio waves to gamma rays.

Very Low Frequency (VLF) Radio

VLF radio waves (3–30 kHz) used for submarine communication and navigation. Can penetrate seawater.

10.0 kHz
AM Radio Band

AM radio broadcasts (530 kHz – 1.7 MHz). Amplitude modulation, discovered in the early 20th century. Long range, especially at night.

1.0 MHz
FM Radio Band

FM radio (88–108 MHz). Frequency modulation provides higher fidelity audio than AM. Line-of-sight transmission.

100.0 MHz
WiFi 2.4 GHz

WiFi 2.4 GHz band used for wireless networking. Part of the ISM (Industrial, Scientific, Medical) band.

2.4 GHz
Microwave Oven

Standard microwave oven frequency (2.45 GHz). Causes water molecules to rotate, generating heat. Same ISM band as WiFi.

2.5 GHz
Near Infrared

Near infrared radiation (~300 THz, ~1000 nm). Used in remote controls, fiber optics, and night vision. Just beyond visible red light.

300.0 THz
Red Light (620 nm)

Red visible light at ~620 nm wavelength. Lowest frequency of visible light. Red light therapy is used for skin healing and inflammation.

484.0 THz
Green Light (530 nm)

Green visible light at ~530 nm. The human eye is most sensitive to green light. Peak sensitivity of photopic vision.

566.0 THz
Blue Light (470 nm)

Blue visible light at ~470 nm. Blue light suppresses melatonin production and affects circadian rhythms. Used in SAD light therapy.

638.0 THz
Violet Light (380 nm)

Violet light at the highest visible frequency (~380 nm). At the boundary with ultraviolet radiation.

789.0 THz
Ultraviolet (UV-A)

UV-A radiation (315–400 nm). Causes skin tanning and aging. Not fully blocked by atmosphere.

900.0 THz