Radiocommunications Licence Conditions (Area-Wide Licence) Determination 2020
Schedule 1 Conditions for radiocommunicaSchedule 1 Conditions for radiocommunications devices authorised to operate in the frequency range 24.7 GHz—30 GHz
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Schedule 1 Conditions for radiocommunications devices authorised to operate in the frequency range 24.7 GHz–30 GHz
(paragraph 6(b))
1A Interpretation
In this Schedule:
26 GHz band spectrum licence means a spectrum licence that authorises the operation of radiocommunications devices in any part of the frequency range 25.1 GHz–27.5 GHz.
indoor transmitter means a radiocommunications transmitter that:
(a) is in an enclosed space; and
(b) has, at every point that is 2 metres from the outside surface of the enclosed space, a power flux density that:
(i) if the transmitter transmits within the frequency range 27 GHz–27.5 GHz and is located inside an inner-footprint area – is less than or equal to -9 dBW/m2 per occupied bandwidth; or
(ii) if the transmitter transmits within the frequency range 27.5 GHz–30 GHz – is less than or equal to -9 dBW/m2 per occupied bandwidth; or
(iii) in any other case – is less than or equal to -7 dBW/m2 per occupied bandwidth.
low risk transmitter: see subclause 4(2).
uplink-downlink configuration means an uplink-downlink configuration that is consistent with the uplink-downlink configuration set out in Appendix A of RALI MS 46.