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For standards developed in the United States, television station allocations have commonly consisted of 6 MHz-wide spectrum groupings, known as "channels". The history of Channel 1 usage by over-the-air broadcasting in North American broadcast television frequencies, is divided into three main periods:Prior to 1948 this was the first TV channel number, assigned to the lowest frequencies.
Due to interference concerns, Channel 1 was eliminated in 1948 from the NTSC analog assignments, meaning that TV set dials now started with channel 2..
With the switch from NTSC analog to ATSC digital TV standards, Channel 1 re-appeared to a limited extent as a "virtual channel" display, even though there was still no physical "RF" spectrum assignment for a "Channel 1"
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