TIA TSB-88 1-D-1-2013 WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS PERFORMANCE IN NOISE AND INTERFERENCE-LIMITED SITUATIONS Part 1 Recommended Methods for Technology Independent Performance Mod.pdf

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20、hnology, refarming existing frequency bands, proposed band reorganizations and new allocations, plus increased reporting of interference have increasingly occurred. These events necessitate keeping the TSB-88 documents current to assure the documents provide the most appropriate methodology of model

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27、B-88.1-D-1 iii TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. ADDENDUM INTRODUCTION 1 2. ADDENDUM SCOPE . 1 3. SPECIFIC CHANGE TO TSB-88.1-D 1 TIA TSB-88.1-D-1 iv This page left intentionally blank. TIA TSB-88.1-D-1 1 1. Addendum Introduction The purpose of this addendum is to replace Annex E in TSB-88.1-D with a new Annex E

28、, to eliminate inconsistencies and the resultant confusion that exists between the wording used in Annex E and the actual wording contained in the latest versions of the referenced documents cited in Annex E of TSB-88.1-D. 2. Addendum Scope This addendum simply replaces Annex E of TSB-88.1-D in toto

29、. No other changes in TSB-88.1-D are contained in this addendum or intended to be effectuated by this addendum. 3. Specific Change to TSB-88.1-D This addendum requires the deletion of Annex E in TSB-88.1-D and replacement of that Annex, in toto, with the information indented below. Annex E. Emission

30、 Designators (Informative) E.1 General The purpose of this Bulletin is to provide a method for examining potential frequency selections to minimize the potential interference between disparate modulations utilizing disparate channel bandwidths during frequency coordination. The use of the emission d

31、esignator is essential to identifying the modulations being used and their associated receiver parameters. Annex A contains the recommended emission designators for each documented modulation. Manufacturers publish their emission designators on specification sheets. Todays radios are often capable o

32、f multiple waveforms (modulations) and it is common for a licensee to use a single worst case (widest) modulation to cover all cases on their license with a single emission designator. In doing this, the essential information for determining the actual modulation may be lost making the coordination

33、process less efficient. The FCC, NTIA and ITU provide rules and methodology for determining the appropriate emission designator and references are listed below. The latest versions for each of the documents listed in E.2 should be verified when consulting the cited reference. E.2 Emission Designator

34、 References E.2.1 FCC (Title 47, Code of Federal Regulations - Telecommunications) 47 CFR 2.201 Emission, modulation, and transmission characteristics 47 CFR 2.202 Bandwidths 47 CFR 2.1049 Occupied bandwidth measurement TIA TSB-88.1-D-1 2 47 CFR 90.207 Types of emissions 47 CFR 90.209 Bandwidth limi

35、tations 47 CFR 90.210 Emission masks 47 CFR 90.213 Frequency stability 47 CFR 90.233 Base/mobile non-voice operations E.2.2 NTIA (Manual of Regulations and Procedures for Federal Radio Frequency Management) 5.1.5 Terminology 6.3 Emission Designators 9.8.1 -16. EMSEmission Designator Annex J, Guidanc

36、e for Determination of Necessary Bandwidth E.2.3 ITU-R Spectrum Management SM Rec. ITU-R SM.328 Spectra and bandwidth of emissions Rec. ITU-R SM.853 Necessary bandwidth Rec. ITU-R SM.1138 Determination of necessary bandwidths including examples for their calculation and associated examples for the d

37、esignation of emissions. ITU-R Radio Regulations, Volume 2, Radio Regulations Appendices, Appendix 1(REV.WRC-12), Classification of emissions and necessary bandwidths E.3 Additional Discussion For additional discussion on emission designators, see 5.6.5.1. THE TELECOMMUNICATIONS INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION

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