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Submitting counter comments to the telecom regulator’s consultation paper, the company and industry<\/a> body SatCom Industry Association<\/a> (SIA) India argued that the satcom<\/a> spectrum is limited and hence sharing it with telcos would hamper the growth of the sat-com sector.
“Considering different commercial value for different spectrum, methodology of assignment and the purpose for which the spectrum is assigned etc., any spectrum sharing should be only restricted to (the) same kind of services for which spectrum is allocated for,” Nelco said.
In January, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) floated a consultation paper exploring the scope of spectrum and infrastructure sharing across communication service providers.
TRAI asked stakeholders their opinions on a regime to implement authorised shared access (ASA), wherein telcos as secondary users could use the spectrum assigned to a non-TSP primary user (government agencies and other entities).
Bharti Airtel<\/a> and Vodafone Idea<\/a> had written in favour of ASA, citing spectral efficiency.
“Such a critical amount of spectrum so assigned\/ earmarked may not be utilised efficiently as the entire amount may not be in use at all places and at all times,” Bharti Airtel had written, adding that given the increasing data needs there was a need to explore putting a regime for ASA, which allows telcos to be secondary users of spectrum assigned or earmarked for non-telco users on a primary basis.
Reliance Jio<\/a> had said that ASA was a useful concept, it came with implementation challenges and the regulator should instead focus on providing all IMT (3G\/4G spectrum) identified spectrum for IMT services.
Nelco countered that spectrum assigned for satcom services was limited, actively used by satcom service providers and being shared with telcos by using the same frequencies across multiple satellites, satellite systems, earth stations and user terminals.
The company also pointed out that satellite communication is used for addressing requirements which are not possible with terrestrial networks.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Jio opposes inter band spectrum sharing, Airtel, Vodafone Idea for it<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Jio, Airtel express dismay over use of unlicensed spectrum for IoT, Wi-Fi services<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
“Under these circumstances further sharing of the spectrum assigned for satellite communication with the TSPs (telecom service provider) would significantly hamper the growth of the satellite communication sector and thereby impact the country as a whole,” it said.
The industry body also argued that the telcos’ submission disregarded the fact that current allocations of the spectrum to non-telco users would also see increased usage over a period.
“The current usage is not a benchmark of the utility of the spectrum for a given purpose as some of the usage infrastructure takes years to build, unlike the faster buildout of the access networks,” said SIA India.
It argued that unused spectrum could be because of longer incubation, as is the case with satellite communications where it takes months from planning to the orbital placement.
“(In) this period (it) cannot be assumed that the satellite spectrum is unused so should be earmarked for future access network expansion,” said SIA India.
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- 卫星通信
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Nelco,卫星通信的身体对频谱共享对象电信公司的立场
“考虑到不同的商业价值,不同的光谱,作业方法和目的的频谱分配等,任何频谱共享应该只局限于()相同的服务频谱分配,“Nelco说。
孟买:卫星通信服务提供者Nelco,一个塔塔集团公司与电信运营商的立场频谱共享并表示频谱分配应该只用于目的。
柜台提交评论电信监管机构的咨询文件,该公司行业身体卫星通信行业协会印度认为(SIA)卫星通信频谱是有限的,因此分享它与电信公司将阻碍sat-com部门的增长。
“考虑到不同的商业价值,不同的光谱,作业方法和目的的频谱分配等,任何频谱共享应该只局限于()相同的服务频谱分配,“Nelco说。
今年1月,印度电信管理局(火车)提出咨询报告探索频谱范围和基础设施共享通信服务提供商。
火车要求利益相关者他们意见的政权实施授权共享访问(ASA),在电信公司二级用户可以使用频谱分配给一个non-TSP主要用户(政府机构和其他实体)。
Bharti Airtel和沃达丰的想法写了的亚撒,频谱效率。
”这样一个关键的频谱分配/专项可能不会有效地利用整个数额不得使用在所有的地方和时候,“Bharti Airtel写了,还说考虑到增加数据需求,有必要探索把亚撒的政权,它允许电信公司二次用户频谱分配或用于non-telco用户的主要依据。
依赖Jio曾经说过,亚撒是一个有用的概念,它是实现挑战和监管机构应该专注于提供所有IMT (3 g / 4 g频谱)确定频谱IMT服务。
Nelco反驳说,频谱分配卫星通信服务有限,积极利用卫星通信服务提供商和被使用相同的频率与电信公司共享多个卫星,卫星系统、地球站和用户终端。
该公司还指出,卫星通信用于解决与地面网络需求是不可能的。
“在这种情况下进一步共享频谱分配的卫星通信与茶匙(电信服务提供商)将大大阻碍卫星通信行业的发展,从而影响整个国家,”它说。
行业组织也认为,电信公司的提交无视这一事实的当前分配频谱non-telco用户也会看到增加了在一段时间内使用。
“目前的使用不是一个基准的光谱的效用对于一个给定的目的的使用基础设施需要好几年的时间构建,与更快的接入网络的构建,“说新航印度。
它认为,未使用的频谱可能是因为更长的潜伏期,是卫星通信的情况下,它需要花几个月的时间从规划到轨道位置。
”(在)这一时期(it)不能假定卫星光谱是未使用的,所以应该用于未来接入网扩张,“说新航印度。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Mumbai: Satellite communications service provider Nelco<\/a>, a Tata group<\/a> company, has opposed telecom operators’ stance on spectrum sharing<\/a> and said that spectrum should be used only for purposes it is assigned.
Submitting counter comments to the telecom regulator’s consultation paper, the company and industry<\/a> body SatCom Industry Association<\/a> (SIA) India argued that the satcom<\/a> spectrum is limited and hence sharing it with telcos would hamper the growth of the sat-com sector.
“Considering different commercial value for different spectrum, methodology of assignment and the purpose for which the spectrum is assigned etc., any spectrum sharing should be only restricted to (the) same kind of services for which spectrum is allocated for,” Nelco said.
In January, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) floated a consultation paper exploring the scope of spectrum and infrastructure sharing across communication service providers.
TRAI asked stakeholders their opinions on a regime to implement authorised shared access (ASA), wherein telcos as secondary users could use the spectrum assigned to a non-TSP primary user (government agencies and other entities).
Bharti Airtel<\/a> and Vodafone Idea<\/a> had written in favour of ASA, citing spectral efficiency.
“Such a critical amount of spectrum so assigned\/ earmarked may not be utilised efficiently as the entire amount may not be in use at all places and at all times,” Bharti Airtel had written, adding that given the increasing data needs there was a need to explore putting a regime for ASA, which allows telcos to be secondary users of spectrum assigned or earmarked for non-telco users on a primary basis.
Reliance Jio<\/a> had said that ASA was a useful concept, it came with implementation challenges and the regulator should instead focus on providing all IMT (3G\/4G spectrum) identified spectrum for IMT services.
Nelco countered that spectrum assigned for satcom services was limited, actively used by satcom service providers and being shared with telcos by using the same frequencies across multiple satellites, satellite systems, earth stations and user terminals.
The company also pointed out that satellite communication is used for addressing requirements which are not possible with terrestrial networks.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Jio opposes inter band spectrum sharing, Airtel, Vodafone Idea for it<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Jio, Airtel express dismay over use of unlicensed spectrum for IoT, Wi-Fi services<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
“Under these circumstances further sharing of the spectrum assigned for satellite communication with the TSPs (telecom service provider) would significantly hamper the growth of the satellite communication sector and thereby impact the country as a whole,” it said.
The industry body also argued that the telcos’ submission disregarded the fact that current allocations of the spectrum to non-telco users would also see increased usage over a period.
“The current usage is not a benchmark of the utility of the spectrum for a given purpose as some of the usage infrastructure takes years to build, unlike the faster buildout of the access networks,” said SIA India.
It argued that unused spectrum could be because of longer incubation, as is the case with satellite communications where it takes months from planning to the orbital placement.
“(In) this period (it) cannot be assumed that the satellite spectrum is unused so should be earmarked for future access network expansion,” said SIA India.
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<\/a><\/figure>Jio opposes inter band spectrum sharing, Airtel, Vodafone Idea for it<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Jio, Airtel express dismay over use of unlicensed spectrum for IoT, Wi-Fi services<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
“Under these circumstances further sharing of the spectrum assigned for satellite communication with the TSPs (telecom service provider) would significantly hamper the growth of the satellite communication sector and thereby impact the country as a whole,” it said.
The industry body also argued that the telcos’ submission disregarded the fact that current allocations of the spectrum to non-telco users would also see increased usage over a period.
“The current usage is not a benchmark of the utility of the spectrum for a given purpose as some of the usage infrastructure takes years to build, unlike the faster buildout of the access networks,” said SIA India.
It argued that unused spectrum could be because of longer incubation, as is the case with satellite communications where it takes months from planning to the orbital placement.
“(In) this period (it) cannot be assumed that the satellite spectrum is unused so should be earmarked for future access network expansion,” said SIA India.
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- 卫星通信
- 3分钟阅读
Nelco,卫星通信的身体对频谱共享对象电信公司的立场
“考虑到不同的商业价值,不同的光谱,作业方法和目的的频谱分配等,任何频谱共享应该只局限于()相同的服务频谱分配,“Nelco说。
孟买:卫星通信服务提供者Nelco,一个塔塔集团公司与电信运营商的立场频谱共享并表示频谱分配应该只用于目的。
柜台提交评论电信监管机构的咨询文件,该公司行业身体卫星通信行业协会印度认为(SIA)卫星通信频谱是有限的,因此分享它与电信公司将阻碍sat-com部门的增长。
“考虑到不同的商业价值,不同的光谱,作业方法和目的的频谱分配等,任何频谱共享应该只局限于()相同的服务频谱分配,“Nelco说。
今年1月,印度电信管理局(火车)提出咨询报告探索频谱范围和基础设施共享通信服务提供商。
火车要求利益相关者他们意见的政权实施授权共享访问(ASA),在电信公司二级用户可以使用频谱分配给一个non-TSP主要用户(政府机构和其他实体)。
Bharti Airtel和沃达丰的想法写了的亚撒,频谱效率。
”这样一个关键的频谱分配/专项可能不会有效地利用整个数额不得使用在所有的地方和时候,“Bharti Airtel写了,还说考虑到增加数据需求,有必要探索把亚撒的政权,它允许电信公司二次用户频谱分配或用于non-telco用户的主要依据。
依赖Jio曾经说过,亚撒是一个有用的概念,它是实现挑战和监管机构应该专注于提供所有IMT (3 g / 4 g频谱)确定频谱IMT服务。
Nelco反驳说,频谱分配卫星通信服务有限,积极利用卫星通信服务提供商和被使用相同的频率与电信公司共享多个卫星,卫星系统、地球站和用户终端。
该公司还指出,卫星通信用于解决与地面网络需求是不可能的。
“在这种情况下进一步共享频谱分配的卫星通信与茶匙(电信服务提供商)将大大阻碍卫星通信行业的发展,从而影响整个国家,”它说。
行业组织也认为,电信公司的提交无视这一事实的当前分配频谱non-telco用户也会看到增加了在一段时间内使用。
“目前的使用不是一个基准的光谱的效用对于一个给定的目的的使用基础设施需要好几年的时间构建,与更快的接入网络的构建,“说新航印度。
它认为,未使用的频谱可能是因为更长的潜伏期,是卫星通信的情况下,它需要花几个月的时间从规划到轨道位置。
”(在)这一时期(it)不能假定卫星光谱是未使用的,所以应该用于未来接入网扩张,“说新航印度。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Mumbai: Satellite communications service provider Nelco<\/a>, a Tata group<\/a> company, has opposed telecom operators’ stance on spectrum sharing<\/a> and said that spectrum should be used only for purposes it is assigned.
Submitting counter comments to the telecom regulator’s consultation paper, the company and industry<\/a> body SatCom Industry Association<\/a> (SIA) India argued that the satcom<\/a> spectrum is limited and hence sharing it with telcos would hamper the growth of the sat-com sector.
“Considering different commercial value for different spectrum, methodology of assignment and the purpose for which the spectrum is assigned etc., any spectrum sharing should be only restricted to (the) same kind of services for which spectrum is allocated for,” Nelco said.
In January, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) floated a consultation paper exploring the scope of spectrum and infrastructure sharing across communication service providers.
TRAI asked stakeholders their opinions on a regime to implement authorised shared access (ASA), wherein telcos as secondary users could use the spectrum assigned to a non-TSP primary user (government agencies and other entities).
Bharti Airtel<\/a> and Vodafone Idea<\/a> had written in favour of ASA, citing spectral efficiency.
“Such a critical amount of spectrum so assigned\/ earmarked may not be utilised efficiently as the entire amount may not be in use at all places and at all times,” Bharti Airtel had written, adding that given the increasing data needs there was a need to explore putting a regime for ASA, which allows telcos to be secondary users of spectrum assigned or earmarked for non-telco users on a primary basis.
Reliance Jio<\/a> had said that ASA was a useful concept, it came with implementation challenges and the regulator should instead focus on providing all IMT (3G\/4G spectrum) identified spectrum for IMT services.
Nelco countered that spectrum assigned for satcom services was limited, actively used by satcom service providers and being shared with telcos by using the same frequencies across multiple satellites, satellite systems, earth stations and user terminals.
The company also pointed out that satellite communication is used for addressing requirements which are not possible with terrestrial networks.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Jio opposes inter band spectrum sharing, Airtel, Vodafone Idea for it<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Jio, Airtel express dismay over use of unlicensed spectrum for IoT, Wi-Fi services<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
“Under these circumstances further sharing of the spectrum assigned for satellite communication with the TSPs (telecom service provider) would significantly hamper the growth of the satellite communication sector and thereby impact the country as a whole,” it said.
The industry body also argued that the telcos’ submission disregarded the fact that current allocations of the spectrum to non-telco users would also see increased usage over a period.
“The current usage is not a benchmark of the utility of the spectrum for a given purpose as some of the usage infrastructure takes years to build, unlike the faster buildout of the access networks,” said SIA India.
It argued that unused spectrum could be because of longer incubation, as is the case with satellite communications where it takes months from planning to the orbital placement.
“(In) this period (it) cannot be assumed that the satellite spectrum is unused so should be earmarked for future access network expansion,” said SIA India.
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<\/a><\/figure>Jio, Airtel express dismay over use of unlicensed spectrum for IoT, Wi-Fi services<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
“Under these circumstances further sharing of the spectrum assigned for satellite communication with the TSPs (telecom service provider) would significantly hamper the growth of the satellite communication sector and thereby impact the country as a whole,” it said.
The industry body also argued that the telcos’ submission disregarded the fact that current allocations of the spectrum to non-telco users would also see increased usage over a period.
“The current usage is not a benchmark of the utility of the spectrum for a given purpose as some of the usage infrastructure takes years to build, unlike the faster buildout of the access networks,” said SIA India.
It argued that unused spectrum could be because of longer incubation, as is the case with satellite communications where it takes months from planning to the orbital placement.
“(In) this period (it) cannot be assumed that the satellite spectrum is unused so should be earmarked for future access network expansion,” said SIA India.
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- 卫星通信
- 3分钟阅读
Nelco,卫星通信的身体对频谱共享对象电信公司的立场
“考虑到不同的商业价值,不同的光谱,作业方法和目的的频谱分配等,任何频谱共享应该只局限于()相同的服务频谱分配,“Nelco说。
孟买:卫星通信服务提供者Nelco,一个塔塔集团公司与电信运营商的立场频谱共享并表示频谱分配应该只用于目的。
柜台提交评论电信监管机构的咨询文件,该公司行业身体卫星通信行业协会印度认为(SIA)卫星通信频谱是有限的,因此分享它与电信公司将阻碍sat-com部门的增长。
“考虑到不同的商业价值,不同的光谱,作业方法和目的的频谱分配等,任何频谱共享应该只局限于()相同的服务频谱分配,“Nelco说。
今年1月,印度电信管理局(火车)提出咨询报告探索频谱范围和基础设施共享通信服务提供商。
火车要求利益相关者他们意见的政权实施授权共享访问(ASA),在电信公司二级用户可以使用频谱分配给一个non-TSP主要用户(政府机构和其他实体)。
Bharti Airtel和沃达丰的想法写了的亚撒,频谱效率。
”这样一个关键的频谱分配/专项可能不会有效地利用整个数额不得使用在所有的地方和时候,“Bharti Airtel写了,还说考虑到增加数据需求,有必要探索把亚撒的政权,它允许电信公司二次用户频谱分配或用于non-telco用户的主要依据。
依赖Jio曾经说过,亚撒是一个有用的概念,它是实现挑战和监管机构应该专注于提供所有IMT (3 g / 4 g频谱)确定频谱IMT服务。
Nelco反驳说,频谱分配卫星通信服务有限,积极利用卫星通信服务提供商和被使用相同的频率与电信公司共享多个卫星,卫星系统、地球站和用户终端。
该公司还指出,卫星通信用于解决与地面网络需求是不可能的。
“在这种情况下进一步共享频谱分配的卫星通信与茶匙(电信服务提供商)将大大阻碍卫星通信行业的发展,从而影响整个国家,”它说。
行业组织也认为,电信公司的提交无视这一事实的当前分配频谱non-telco用户也会看到增加了在一段时间内使用。
“目前的使用不是一个基准的光谱的效用对于一个给定的目的的使用基础设施需要好几年的时间构建,与更快的接入网络的构建,“说新航印度。
它认为,未使用的频谱可能是因为更长的潜伏期,是卫星通信的情况下,它需要花几个月的时间从规划到轨道位置。
”(在)这一时期(it)不能假定卫星光谱是未使用的,所以应该用于未来接入网扩张,“说新航印度。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Mumbai: Satellite communications service provider Nelco<\/a>, a Tata group<\/a> company, has opposed telecom operators’ stance on spectrum sharing<\/a> and said that spectrum should be used only for purposes it is assigned.
Submitting counter comments to the telecom regulator’s consultation paper, the company and industry<\/a> body SatCom Industry Association<\/a> (SIA) India argued that the satcom<\/a> spectrum is limited and hence sharing it with telcos would hamper the growth of the sat-com sector.
“Considering different commercial value for different spectrum, methodology of assignment and the purpose for which the spectrum is assigned etc., any spectrum sharing should be only restricted to (the) same kind of services for which spectrum is allocated for,” Nelco said.
In January, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) floated a consultation paper exploring the scope of spectrum and infrastructure sharing across communication service providers.
TRAI asked stakeholders their opinions on a regime to implement authorised shared access (ASA), wherein telcos as secondary users could use the spectrum assigned to a non-TSP primary user (government agencies and other entities).
Bharti Airtel<\/a> and Vodafone Idea<\/a> had written in favour of ASA, citing spectral efficiency.
“Such a critical amount of spectrum so assigned\/ earmarked may not be utilised efficiently as the entire amount may not be in use at all places and at all times,” Bharti Airtel had written, adding that given the increasing data needs there was a need to explore putting a regime for ASA, which allows telcos to be secondary users of spectrum assigned or earmarked for non-telco users on a primary basis.
Reliance Jio<\/a> had said that ASA was a useful concept, it came with implementation challenges and the regulator should instead focus on providing all IMT (3G\/4G spectrum) identified spectrum for IMT services.
Nelco countered that spectrum assigned for satcom services was limited, actively used by satcom service providers and being shared with telcos by using the same frequencies across multiple satellites, satellite systems, earth stations and user terminals.
The company also pointed out that satellite communication is used for addressing requirements which are not possible with terrestrial networks.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Jio opposes inter band spectrum sharing, Airtel, Vodafone Idea for it<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Jio, Airtel express dismay over use of unlicensed spectrum for IoT, Wi-Fi services<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
“Under these circumstances further sharing of the spectrum assigned for satellite communication with the TSPs (telecom service provider) would significantly hamper the growth of the satellite communication sector and thereby impact the country as a whole,” it said.
The industry body also argued that the telcos’ submission disregarded the fact that current allocations of the spectrum to non-telco users would also see increased usage over a period.
“The current usage is not a benchmark of the utility of the spectrum for a given purpose as some of the usage infrastructure takes years to build, unlike the faster buildout of the access networks,” said SIA India.
It argued that unused spectrum could be because of longer incubation, as is the case with satellite communications where it takes months from planning to the orbital placement.
“(In) this period (it) cannot be assumed that the satellite spectrum is unused so should be earmarked for future access network expansion,” said SIA India.
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Nelco,卫星通信的身体对频谱共享对象电信公司的立场
“考虑到不同的商业价值,不同的光谱,作业方法和目的的频谱分配等,任何频谱共享应该只局限于()相同的服务频谱分配,“Nelco说。
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柜台提交评论电信监管机构的咨询文件,该公司行业身体卫星通信行业协会印度认为(SIA)卫星通信频谱是有限的,因此分享它与电信公司将阻碍sat-com部门的增长。
“考虑到不同的商业价值,不同的光谱,作业方法和目的的频谱分配等,任何频谱共享应该只局限于()相同的服务频谱分配,“Nelco说。
今年1月,印度电信管理局(火车)提出咨询报告探索频谱范围和基础设施共享通信服务提供商。
火车要求利益相关者他们意见的政权实施授权共享访问(ASA),在电信公司二级用户可以使用频谱分配给一个non-TSP主要用户(政府机构和其他实体)。
Bharti Airtel和沃达丰的想法写了的亚撒,频谱效率。
”这样一个关键的频谱分配/专项可能不会有效地利用整个数额不得使用在所有的地方和时候,“Bharti Airtel写了,还说考虑到增加数据需求,有必要探索把亚撒的政权,它允许电信公司二次用户频谱分配或用于non-telco用户的主要依据。
依赖Jio曾经说过,亚撒是一个有用的概念,它是实现挑战和监管机构应该专注于提供所有IMT (3 g / 4 g频谱)确定频谱IMT服务。
Nelco反驳说,频谱分配卫星通信服务有限,积极利用卫星通信服务提供商和被使用相同的频率与电信公司共享多个卫星,卫星系统、地球站和用户终端。
该公司还指出,卫星通信用于解决与地面网络需求是不可能的。
“在这种情况下进一步共享频谱分配的卫星通信与茶匙(电信服务提供商)将大大阻碍卫星通信行业的发展,从而影响整个国家,”它说。
行业组织也认为,电信公司的提交无视这一事实的当前分配频谱non-telco用户也会看到增加了在一段时间内使用。
“目前的使用不是一个基准的光谱的效用对于一个给定的目的的使用基础设施需要好几年的时间构建,与更快的接入网络的构建,“说新航印度。
它认为,未使用的频谱可能是因为更长的潜伏期,是卫星通信的情况下,它需要花几个月的时间从规划到轨道位置。
”(在)这一时期(it)不能假定卫星光谱是未使用的,所以应该用于未来接入网扩张,“说新航印度。
Submitting counter comments to the telecom regulator’s consultation paper, the company and industry<\/a> body SatCom Industry Association<\/a> (SIA) India argued that the satcom<\/a> spectrum is limited and hence sharing it with telcos would hamper the growth of the sat-com sector.
“Considering different commercial value for different spectrum, methodology of assignment and the purpose for which the spectrum is assigned etc., any spectrum sharing should be only restricted to (the) same kind of services for which spectrum is allocated for,” Nelco said.
In January, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) floated a consultation paper exploring the scope of spectrum and infrastructure sharing across communication service providers.
TRAI asked stakeholders their opinions on a regime to implement authorised shared access (ASA), wherein telcos as secondary users could use the spectrum assigned to a non-TSP primary user (government agencies and other entities).
Bharti Airtel<\/a> and Vodafone Idea<\/a> had written in favour of ASA, citing spectral efficiency.
“Such a critical amount of spectrum so assigned\/ earmarked may not be utilised efficiently as the entire amount may not be in use at all places and at all times,” Bharti Airtel had written, adding that given the increasing data needs there was a need to explore putting a regime for ASA, which allows telcos to be secondary users of spectrum assigned or earmarked for non-telco users on a primary basis.
Reliance Jio<\/a> had said that ASA was a useful concept, it came with implementation challenges and the regulator should instead focus on providing all IMT (3G\/4G spectrum) identified spectrum for IMT services.
Nelco countered that spectrum assigned for satcom services was limited, actively used by satcom service providers and being shared with telcos by using the same frequencies across multiple satellites, satellite systems, earth stations and user terminals.
The company also pointed out that satellite communication is used for addressing requirements which are not possible with terrestrial networks.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Jio opposes inter band spectrum sharing, Airtel, Vodafone Idea for it<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Jio, Airtel express dismay over use of unlicensed spectrum for IoT, Wi-Fi services<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
“Under these circumstances further sharing of the spectrum assigned for satellite communication with the TSPs (telecom service provider) would significantly hamper the growth of the satellite communication sector and thereby impact the country as a whole,” it said.
The industry body also argued that the telcos’ submission disregarded the fact that current allocations of the spectrum to non-telco users would also see increased usage over a period.
“The current usage is not a benchmark of the utility of the spectrum for a given purpose as some of the usage infrastructure takes years to build, unlike the faster buildout of the access networks,” said SIA India.
It argued that unused spectrum could be because of longer incubation, as is the case with satellite communications where it takes months from planning to the orbital placement.
“(In) this period (it) cannot be assumed that the satellite spectrum is unused so should be earmarked for future access network expansion,” said SIA India.
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<\/a><\/figure>Jio opposes inter band spectrum sharing, Airtel, Vodafone Idea for it<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Jio, Airtel express dismay over use of unlicensed spectrum for IoT, Wi-Fi services<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
“Under these circumstances further sharing of the spectrum assigned for satellite communication with the TSPs (telecom service provider) would significantly hamper the growth of the satellite communication sector and thereby impact the country as a whole,” it said.
The industry body also argued that the telcos’ submission disregarded the fact that current allocations of the spectrum to non-telco users would also see increased usage over a period.
“The current usage is not a benchmark of the utility of the spectrum for a given purpose as some of the usage infrastructure takes years to build, unlike the faster buildout of the access networks,” said SIA India.
It argued that unused spectrum could be because of longer incubation, as is the case with satellite communications where it takes months from planning to the orbital placement.
“(In) this period (it) cannot be assumed that the satellite spectrum is unused so should be earmarked for future access network expansion,” said SIA India.
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