3.8.aa 3.8.aa the power delivered to the antenna, in dBW, including the level of power control in 3.8.BA X X X NOTE For a receiving HAPS, the power delivered to – the antenna refers to the associated transmitting ground station(s) 3.8AB 3.8AB the maximum density1 averaged over the worst X X 1 MHz band delivered to the antenna 3.8.BA the range of power control, in dB 3.8.BA NOTE For a receiving HAPS, the power control – refers to its use by the associated transmitting ground X + station(s) In the case of a receiving HAPS, required in the bands 47.2-47.5 GHz and 47.9-48.2 GHz POLARIZATION AND RECEIVING SYSTEM NOISE TEMPERATURE 3.9.d 3.9.d the code indicating the type of polarization (see the X X X X Preface) 3.9.j 3.9.j the reference radiation pattern of the associated ground station(s) + + Required in the bands 47.2-47.5 GHz and GHz 3.9.k 3.9.k the lowest total receiving system noise temperature, X X in kelvins, referred to the output of the receiving antenna HOURS OF OPERATION 3.10.b 3.10.b the regular hours of operation (in hours and minutes from X X X X ... to ...) of the frequency assignment, in UTC ANNEX 2 Characteristics of satellite networks, earth stations or radio astronomy stations2 (Rev.WRC-07) Information relating to the data listed in the following Tables In many cases the data requirements involve the use of standard symbols in submissions to the Radiocommunication Bureau. These standard symbols may be found in the to the BR “Preface International Frequency Information Circular”, (BR IFIC) (Space Services), the ITUR webpage and the Space Radiocommunication Stations on DVDROM. (In the Table, this is referred to simply as Preface”.) Information relating to the provision of data may also be found in ITUR “the
3.8.aa the power delivered to the antenna, in dBW, including the level of power control in 3.8.BA NOTE – For a receiving HAPS, the power delivered to the antenna refers to the associated transmitting ground station(s) X X X 3.8.aa 3.8AB the maximum density1 averaged over the worst 1 MHz band delivered to the antenna X X 3.8AB 3.8.BA the range of power control, in dB NOTE – For a receiving HAPS, the power control refers to its use by the associated transmitting ground station(s) In the case of a receiving HAPS, required in the bands 47.2-47.5 GHz and 47.9-48.2 GHz X + 3.8.BA POLARIZATION AND RECEIVING SYSTEM NOISE TEMPERATURE 3.9.d the code indicating the type of polarization (see the Preface) X X X X 3.9.d 3.9.j the reference radiation pattern of the associated ground station(s) Required in the bands 47.2-47.5 GHz and GHz + + 3.9.j 3.9.k the lowest total receiving system noise temperature, in kelvins, referred to the output of the receiving antenna X X 3.9.k HOURS OF OPERATION 3.10.b the regular hours of operation (in hours and minutes from ... to ...) of the frequency assignment, in UTC X X X X 3.10.b ANNEX 2 Characteristics of satellite networks, earth stations or radio astronomy stations2 (Rev.WRC-07) Information relating to the data listed in the following Tables In many cases the data requirements involve the use of standard symbols in submissions to the Radiocommunication Bureau. These standard symbols may be found in the “Preface to the BR International Frequency Information Circular”, (BR IFIC) (Space Services), the ITUR webpage and the Space Radiocommunication Stations on DVDROM. (In the Table, this is referred to simply as “the Preface”.) Information relating to the provision of data may also be found in ITUR
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