CDMA2000 Band Classes

- cell phone band and frequency allocations used by the CDMA2000 cell phone system

The CDMA2000 cell phone system is designed to be used in existing cellular telecommunications frequency allocations in addition to those cell phone bands assigned to IMT2000 (3G). The actual band allocations used for cell phones vary from one country to another, dependent upon the frequency allocations available.

The various CDMA2000 mobile phone bands available are assigned "band classes" to define the allocation in which the particular cell phone network is operating. Often these band classes are bands that have been previously used by analogue cellular services that have been discontinued.

Band Class (Sub-class)	System	Mobile transmit frequency band. (MHz)	Base station transmit frequency band. (MHz)
0	North American Cellular	824 - 849	869 – 894
1	North American PCS	1850 - 1910	1930 – 1990
2	Total Access Communications System	872 - 915	917 – 960
3	Japan Total Access Communications System (A1)	887 - 889	832 – 834
3	Japan Total Access Communications System (A3)	893 - 898	838 – 843
3	Japan Total Access Communications System (A2)	898 - 901	843 - 846
3	Japan Total Access Communications System (A)	915 - 925	860 – 870
4	Korean PCS	1750 - 1780	1840 – 1870
5(0)	Nordic Mobile Telephone 450 (A)	452.500 – 457.475	462.500 – 467.475
5(1)	Nordic Mobile Telephone 450 (B)	452.000 – 456.475	462.000 – 466.475
5(2)	Nordic Mobile Telephone 450 (C)	450.000 – 454.800	460.000 – 464.800
5(3)	Nordic Mobile Telephone 450 (D)	411.675 – 415.850	421.675 – 425.850
5(4)	Nordic Mobile Telephone 450 (E)	415.500 – 419.975	425.500 – 429.975
5(5)	Nordic Mobile Telephone 450 (F)	479.000 – 483.480	489.000 – 493.480
5(6)	Nordic Mobile Telephone 450 (G)	455.230 – 459.990	465.230 – 469.990
5(7)	Nordic Mobile Telephone 450 (H)	451.310 – 455.730	461.310 – 465.730
6	IMT-2000	1920 - 1980	2110 – 2170
7	North American 700	776 - 794	746 – 764
8	1800 MHz	1710 - 1785	1805 – 1880
9	900 MHz	880 - 915	925 - 960