Canada 6MHz channel Fixed; Fixed: Max EIRP Must be To be allocation 6dBW; supported in considered (Industry Mobile: both Fixed in the Mobile: Mode I: slave and Mode II future 54-72, 76-88, device- no direct Mode I: Max 16dBm devices. when Related 174-216, access to database); EIRP; 20dBm; technology document: Mode II: master Mode II: Max is mature. device- direct EIRP; access to database in progress Singapore VHF 7MHz Will be developed Sensing devices: Required Mandatory (IDA) and UHF in future 100mW per channel; for both 8MHz channel 4dBm with adjacent analogue Related allocation channeloperated by and digital document: incumbent; broadcast IDA White services; Space 17dBm with N+2 VHF: between Technology channel operated by optional for 174 to 230 Information incumbent; both MHz and UHF: Package, 7 analogue between 494 to Device with only April 2010 and digital 790 MHz geolocation: 100mW wireless per channel Still in progress GDB - Geolocation Database Regulatory Requirements Based on the rules from several regulatory bodies including the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in the U. S., we can identify a set of common regulatory requirements for white space communications: Frequency Devices shall be operatied in any of the regionally available TV white space frequency bands between 54 MHz and 862 MHz on a license-exempt basis. Types of white space devices: Fixed device This type of device is operated at a location and is capable of geolocation and TV bands database access. Mode II Personal/portable device This type of deive does not have a fixed location while operating and is a device which has geolocation and database access features. Mode I Personal/portable device This type of device is a device which does not have geolocation and database access features. Sensing-only Personal/portable device This type of device is a device which relys only on sensing to protect incumbent users.
Canada (Industry Related document: in progress 6MHz channel allocation 54-72, 76-88, 174-216, Fixed; Mobile: Mode I: slave device- no direct access to database); Mode II: master device- direct access to database Fixed: Max EIRP 6dBW; Mobile: Mode I: Max 16dBm EIRP; 20dBm; Mode II: Max EIRP; Must be supported in both Fixed and Mode II devices. To be considered in the future when technology is mature. Singapore (IDA) Related document: IDA White Space Technology Information Package, 7 April 2010 Still in progress VHF 7MHz and UHF 8MHz channel allocation VHF: between 174 to 230 MHz and UHF: between 494 to 790 MHz Will be developed in future Sensing devices: 100mW per channel; 4dBm with adjacent channeloperated by incumbent; 17dBm with N+2 channel operated by incumbent; Device with only geolocation: 100mW per channel Required Mandatory for both analogue and digital broadcast services; optional for both analogue and digital wireless GDB - Geolocation Database Regulatory Requirements Based on the rules from several regulatory bodies including the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in the U. S., we can identify a set of common regulatory requirements for white space communications: Frequency Devices shall be operatied in any of the regionally available TV white space frequency bands between 54 MHz and 862 MHz on a license-exempt basis. Types of white space devices: Fixed device This type of device is operated at a location and is capable of geolocation and TV bands database access. Mode II Personal/portable device This type of deive does not have a fixed location while operating and is a device which has geolocation and database access features. Mode I Personal/portable device This type of device is a device which does not have geolocation and database access features. Sensing-only Personal/portable device This type of device is a device which relys only on sensing to protect incumbent users.
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