The K Band is a segment of the electromagnetic spectrum that typically ranges from 18 to 27 GHz. It is commonly used in radar and satellite communications, as well as in some types of wireless networks. The K Band is known for its ability to provide high-resolution imaging and data transmission over short distances. In the context of radar technology, the K Band is often utilized in weather radar systems and law enforcement speed detection devices. Its frequency allows for the detection of small objects and precise measurements, making it valuable in various applications, including aviation, meteorology, and automotive safety.