All:
Please see below. We have a new Ofcom consultation entitled “TV white spaces: approach to coexistence”. The close date is November 15th.
Rich Kennedy
Standards Manager
mobile: +1 (972) 207-3554
office: +1 (972) 910-3448
IEEE 802.11 TGaf (WLAN in the White Spaces) Chair
IEEE 802.11 Regulatory Standing Committee Chair
Wi-Fi Alliance Spectrum & Regulatory TaskGroup Chair
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On Behalf Of Updates
Sent: Wednesday, September 04, 2013 4:05 AM
Subject: Ofcom update: TV white spaces: Approach to coexistence
Ofcom has today published a
consultation on how TV ‘white space’ devices – technologies which exploit
gaps in radio spectrum that sit between frequency bands – can coexist with services in and adjacent to 470 MHz to 790 MHz (the UHF TV band). Use of these white spaces allows devices to transmit and receive wireless signals for applications such as broadband
access for rural communities or innovative ‘machine-to-machine’ networks.
Today’s consultation sets out Ofcom’s proposals for calculating white space availability in the UK in a way that ensures these devices can coexist with other spectrum
users. This is part of the implementation by Ofcom of the regulatory framework for TV white spaces.
The closing date for the consultation is 15 November 2013.
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