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共享使用28 ghz对卫星通信带宽,5 g将损害投资:SIA-India

新航印度还敦促点保留28 ghz专门为卫星领域,符合国际电信联盟在这个问题上的立场,同时分配24.25 ghz - 27.5 - ghz 5 g服务。

共享使用28 ghz对卫星通信带宽,5 g将损害投资:SIA-India
新德里:SIA-India,卫星通信行业身体已经敦促电信部(点)来创建一个健壮的监管框架的28个ghz带宽(27.5 ghz - 29.5 - ghz)共享带宽的使用卫星通信 行业和5 g可能损害投资印度从私人卫星运营商在不同的轨道,星座,也将呈现多的可用的能力无法使用。

新航印度还敦促点保留28 ghz专门为卫星领域,符合国际电信联盟在这个问题上的立场,同时分配24.25 ghz - 27.5 - ghz 5 g服务。

然而,电信公司,一直在推动电信部门更新国家频率分配计划(NFAP)包括关键毫米波(阅读:26 ghz, 28 ghz)没有在印度5 g部署成本会成倍的增加,使超高速无线宽带服务负担不起,之前报道。

新航观察到地区和国际运营商已经开始把外国直接投资到印度后金融部长吧Sitharaman宣布5月16日,2020年,让私营部门参与卫星和空间活动。

“他们(私营企业)与网关,在国家基础设施投资运营中心,直接或通过当地合作伙伴和最终用户设备发展。然而,在卫星上存在一个风险部门的投资由于缺乏一个更加平衡和有凝聚力的政策框架特别是关于频谱分配,”阿尼尔•普拉卡什解释说,总干事SIA-India。

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\"Shared<\/figure>NEW DELHI: SIA-India, the Satcom industry<\/a> body has urged the Department of Telecommunications<\/a> (DoT) to create a robust regulatory framework of the 28GHz bandwidth (27.5GHz-29.5GHz) since the shared use of bandwidth by the Satcom<\/a> industry<\/a> and 5G may impair investments into India from private satellite operators having constellations in various orbits, and will also render much of the available capacities as unusable.

SIA India has also urged the DoT to reserve the 28GHz exclusively for the satellite sector, in line with the International Telecommunications Union's stand on the issue, while allocating 24.25GHz-27.5GHz for 5G services.

Telcos, however, have been pushing the telecom department to update the national Frequency Allocation Plan (NFAP) to include the crucial millimeter waves (read: 26GHz, 28GHz) without which 5G deployment costs in India would jump several-fold and make the ultra-fast wireless broadband service unaffordable, ET previously reported.

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FDI<\/a> into India post Finance<\/a> minister Nirmala Sitharaman\u2019s announcement made on May 16, 2020, to enable the participation of the private sector in satellite and space activities.