Annex B: summary of Regulations in selected countries for 76-77 GHz and 77 - 81 GHz radar sensors The overview provides a summary of selected market areas and countries and illustrates the radio spectrum regulations for radars operating in the frequency range 76 GHz to 81 GHz. The presented table is a snapshot of the regulation at the time when the document was developed. For reference to most recent local regulatory documents should be consulted. Summary of the situation in key market countries For 76 GHz 77 GHz the technical requirements for acceptance are in principle homogenous and aligned over the – listed countries and regions. Only a few countries deviate regarding the typical power parameters and the method applied for verification (examples: reference to conducted power). For 77 81 GHz quite a number of countries do not have yet a regulation or are about to work out new regulations and – standards. In addition the power requirements show big variation. Specifically the limitation of power density for dedicated usage (vehicle) or in relation to bandwidth will restrict the usage and function of related sensors. Table1: Regulations in selected countries for 76-77 GHz and 77 - 81 GHz radar sensors Country / Regulation / Power * Regulation / Power * Other Region Radio Standard Radio Standard 76 - 77 GHz 77-81 GHz Australia Radio Peak: 44 Radio Peak: 55 Freq. communications dBm communications dBm Range (Low Interference (Low 77 - 81 Potential Devices) Interference GHZ Class Licence 2000 Potential Version of 27 July Devices) Class 2011 Licence 2000 Version of 27 July 2011 Brazil NATIONAL not moving: not regulated AGENCY FOR 200nW/cm², front regulation in looking: process? ACT NO 11542 OF 60uW/cm², August 23, 2017 looking: 30uW/cm² [all at 3m] Canada Industry Canada 50 dBm regulation in - - RSS-251, Issue 1 Peak: 55 process November 2014 dBm regulation is on PC
Annex B: summary of Regulations in selected countries for 76-77 GHz and 77 - 81 GHz radar sensors The overview provides a summary of selected market areas and countries and illustrates the radio spectrum regulations for radars operating in the frequency range 76 GHz to 81 GHz. The presented table is a snapshot of the regulation at the time when the document was developed. For reference to most recent local regulatory documents should be consulted. Summary of the situation in key market countries For 76 GHz – 77 GHz the technical requirements for acceptance are in principle homogenous and aligned over the listed countries and regions. Only a few countries deviate regarding the typical power parameters and the method applied for verification (examples: reference to conducted power). For 77 – 81 GHz quite a number of countries do not have yet a regulation or are about to work out new regulations and standards. In addition the power requirements show big variation. Specifically the limitation of power density for dedicated usage (vehicle) or in relation to bandwidth will restrict the usage and function of related sensors. Table1: Regulations in selected countries for 76-77 GHz and 77 - 81 GHz radar sensors Country / Region Regulation / Radio Standard Power * Regulation / Radio Standard Power * Other 76 - 77 GHz 77-81 GHz Australia Radio communications (Low Interference Potential Devices) Class Licence 2000 Version of 27 July 2011 Peak: 44 dBm Radio communications (Low Interference Potential Devices) Class Licence 2000 Version of 27 July 2011 Peak: 55 dBm Freq. Range 77 - 81 GHZ Brazil NATIONAL AGENCY FOR ACT NO 11542 OF August 23, 2017 not moving: 200nW/cm², front looking: 60uW/cm², looking: 30uW/cm² [all at 3m] not regulated regulation in process? Canada Industry Canada RSS-251, Issue 1 November 2014 50 dBm Peak: 55 dBm regulation in process regulation is on PC - -
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