 In addition, Jupiter's radio emissions strongly depend on solar wind pressure and, hence, on solar activity.In addition to relatively long-wavelength radiation, Jupiter also emits synchrotron radiation (also known as the Jovian decimetric radiation or DIM radiation) with frequencies in the range of 0.1–15 GHz (wavelength from 3 m to 2 cm).These emissions are from relativistic electrons trapped in the inner radiation belts of the planet.