独家
出售整个28 GHz乐队,没有干扰问题:GSA
在5月3日来信的电信部(点)部长K拉,GSA总统乔·巴雷特说,“GSA完全支持拍卖的频谱乐队作为印度的电信管理部门推荐的,”并补充说美国应该提供所有这些谱带5 g服务最早。
在5月3日来信电信部(点)部长K拉,GSA总统乔·巴雷特说,“GSA完全支持拍卖的频谱乐队推荐的印度电信管理部门,”并补充说,美国应该提供所有这些谱带5 g服务最早。
理由是发现移动运营商之间的共存和卫星通信和卫星通信提供商,进一步说,这项研究是考虑到完成印度空间研究组织(Isro)现有和计划部署,指出有“不干扰问题”5 g的卫星服务系统(24.25 -29.5 GHz)乐队。
英国集团进一步建议印度国家频率分配计划(NFAP)应采用修正世界Radiotelecomunications会议——人们19决议和频带。
早些时候,印度德里卫星通信行业协会(SIA)表示,有研究上可用的共享使用28 Ghz陆地和卫星服务的乐队,和印度应该阻止分配移动运营商的无线电波27.5 - 28.5 Ghz乐队,一个电信行业竞争的强烈需求。
进一步,在一封给电信部长Ashwini Vaishnaw上周,卫星游说团体表示,印度应该结合欧洲和其他120个国家分配国际移动通信(IMT) 5 g和ESIM(地球卫星运动),静止(地球同步卫星轨道)和non-GSO在单独的乐队。
印度空间提供商协会(当前)也认为,允许整个乐队将过剩的频谱出售地面网络运营商在卫星通信行业的成本,和说24.25 - -27.5 GHz范围3.3 - -3.67 GHz的乐队就足够了5 g电信运营商推出商业服务。
政府可能会跳过27.5 - -28.5 GHz频段拍卖
“这(non-auction)将离开优质自然资源闲置和可能是一个损失去大臣尽管监管机构的建议与足够的保护在共享的基础上使用它,”一位知情人士告诉ETTelecom。乐动娱乐招聘
进一步,它说,行业监管机构的观点为电信服务提供商提供的灵活性选择26 GHz或28 GHz带产品的部署下一代服务,与普遍的生态系统和网络部署覆盖光谱乐队GHz(设备)31日,26日和28 GHz(92设备)。
然而,即使共享27.5 - 28.5 GHz带谱
地面5克,航天工业仍将有一个28.5 -30 GHz的卫星的“独家分配”应用程序。
上个月,火车提倡地面网络运营商之间的共存和卫星服务提供商在mmWave频带(27.5 -28.5 GHz),并为此举辩护称,将鼓励参与拍卖,并允许更有效地使用频谱。
第一,印度电信监管机构推荐的一个巨大的04101 MHz的频谱可以出售,其中包括mmWave乐队的93500 MHz的频率。
![\"Put](\"https:\/\/st.etb2bimg.com\/Themes\/Release\/images\/responsive\/ettelecom-default.jpg\")
<\/figure>NEW DELHI: The UK-based Global mobile Suppliers Association<\/a> or GSA<\/a> sought the Indian government to put all frequency bands including mmWave (24.5 - 28.5 GHz) range up for auction, and said that the terrestrial networks and satellite systems can co-exist in the band as suggested by the telecom regulator.In a letter dated May 3 to the Department of Telecommunications<\/a> (DoT) secretary K Rajaraman, GSA president Joe Barrett said, \"GSA is fully supportive of auctioning of all spectrum bands as recommended by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India<\/a>,\" adding that the department should make available all these spectrum bands for 5G services at the earliest.
Citing a finding on co-existence between mobile carriers and satellite communications or satcom providers, it further said that the study was done considering the Indian Space Research Organisation<\/a>'s (Isro) existing and planned deployments and pointed out that there was \"no interference issue\" for the satellite services from the 5G systems in this (24.25-29.5 GHz) band.
<\/div><\/div>GSA represents Apple, Qualcomm, Intel, Samsung<\/a>, Huawei, Ericsson and Nokia.
The British group further recommended that India's National Frequency Allocation Plan (NFAP) should be revised to adopt the World Radiotelecomunications Conference - (WRC) 19 resolutions and frequency bands.
Earlier, a Delhi-based Satcom Industry Association (SIA) India said there were studies available on the shared usage of 28 Ghz band for terrestrial and satellite services, and India should discourage allocation of radiowaves to mobile carriers in 27.5 - 28.5 GHz band, a demand which is strongly contested by telecom industry.
Further, in a letter to telecom minister Ashwini Vaishnaw last week, the satellite lobby group said that India should align with Europe and the other 120 countries that have assigned International Mobile Telecommunications (IMT) 5G and ESIM (earth satellite in motion), GSO (geostationary satellite orbit) and non-GSO in separate bands.
The Indian Space Providers Association (Ispa) too believes that allowing the entire band up for sale would be an oversupply of spectrum to terrestrial network operators at the cost of the satcom industry, and said that the 24.25-27.5 GHz range along with 3.3-3.67 GHz band would be sufficient for telecom operators launching commercial 5G services.
The British group further recommended that India's National Frequency Allocation Plan (NFAP) should be revised to adopt the World Radiotelecomunications Conference - (WRC) 19 resolutions and frequency bands.
Earlier, a Delhi-based Satcom Industry Association (SIA) India said there were studies available on the shared usage of 28 Ghz band for terrestrial and satellite services, and India should discourage allocation of radiowaves to mobile carriers in 27.5 - 28.5 GHz band, a demand which is strongly contested by telecom industry.
Further, in a letter to telecom minister Ashwini Vaishnaw last week, the satellite lobby group said that India should align with Europe and the other 120 countries that have assigned International Mobile Telecommunications (IMT) 5G and ESIM (earth satellite in motion), GSO (geostationary satellite orbit) and non-GSO in separate bands.
The Indian Space Providers Association (Ispa) too believes that allowing the entire band up for sale would be an oversupply of spectrum to terrestrial network operators at the cost of the satcom industry, and said that the 24.25-27.5 GHz range along with 3.3-3.67 GHz band would be sufficient for telecom operators launching commercial 5G services.
<\/div><\/div>On the contrary, Barrett, in his letter said, \"5G mmWave deployment will not cause interference\" to the (Earth-to-Space) FSS satellite space station due to the virtue of 5G and inherent technology components like power control, link adaptation and enhanced beamforming operation.