The V-Band refers to a specific range of microwave frequencies in the electromagnetic spectrum, typically from 40 to 75 gigahertz (GHz). It is commonly used in various applications, including satellite communications, radar systems, and wireless data transmission. The high frequency allows for greater bandwidth, enabling faster data rates and improved performance in communication systems. In telecommunications, the V-Band is particularly significant for 5G networks and emerging technologies like millimeter-wave communications. Its ability to support high-capacity links makes it ideal for urban environments where demand for data is increasing. However, the V-Band's higher frequencies also mean that signals can be more easily obstructed by physical barriers.