Frequency Selector Control

Frequency Selector Control is a component or device that is part of the supply class Miscellaneous Communication Equipment in the supply group Communication, Detection, And Coherent Radiation Equipment.

The Frequency Selector Control is used to adjust and select the desired frequency of a communication system or equipment. It allows the user to manually or electronically change the frequency settings to ensure proper communication and signal transmission.

This control is commonly found in various communication equipment such as radios, transceivers, and other devices that require frequency tuning. It enables the user to fine-tune the frequency to optimize signal reception and transmission.

The Frequency Selector Control may include features such as a dial or knob for manual adjustment, digital displays for frequency readout, and buttons or switches for selecting different frequency bands or channels.

Overall, the Frequency Selector Control plays a crucial role in ensuring effective communication by allowing users to adjust and select the appropriate frequency for their specific communication needs.