CEPT T R 72-01 E-1988 Allocation of Frequencies in the Frequency Bands between 29 7 and 960 MHz《29 7－960 MHz频带中的频率分配 拉克鲁斯港1974年 1981年在因斯布鲁克修订》.pdf

1、CEPT T/R*72-01*E m 2326414 0007659 3 TIR 72-01 E Page 1 Recommendation T/R 72-01 (Puerto de La Cruz 1974, revised in Innsbruck 1981) ALLOCATION OF FREQUENCIES IN THE FREQUENCY BANDS BETWEEN 29.7 AND 960 MHz Recommendation put forward by the “Radiocommunications Working Group T/WG 3 (R) Text of the r

2、evised Recommendation adopted by the “Telecommunications” Commission: “The European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations, considering (a) that the frequency allocation chart can only be altered/modified in the long term and that this task is difficult (b) that current knowledg

3、e suggests that, apart from special applications, the portion of the spectrum between 29.7 (c) that the i 979 WARC in Geneva made decisions concerning an extension of the frequency bands allocated to the (d) that fixed services may use frequencies above 1 GHz, for some Administrations, and 960 MHz w

4、ill continue to be best suited to the mobile service, for technical and physical reasons, mobile service, recommends 1. that the allocation of frequencies to the fixed service in the 29.7-400 MHz band be progressively reduced until it is eliminated on the long term, except in some zones where the ne

5、ed does not arise, 2. that the fixed service between 400 and 960 MHz be progressively limited in the future to links which contain no more than 6 telephone channels or their equivalent, 3. that the possibility of reducing that part of the channel occupied by radio broadcasting be considered, 4. that

6、 there should be further progress towards standardisation, between the various countries, of the bands allocated to the mobile service on the one hand, and to broadcasting on the other, in order to reduce mutual interference.” Note: The provision mentioned in point 3 could lead to Considerable restr

7、ictions for the broadcasting service. It will therefore be essential that prior studies be carried out, in particular on the possibility: - of reducing the necessary bandwidths for broadcasting transmissions without this having any significant effect on the quality of the service; of distributing br

8、oadcasting programmes using satellites or any othcr appropriate means of radiocommunication; of distributing broadcasting programmes by some means other than by radio transmissions e.g. cable distribution. - - Edition of September 15. 1988 CEPT T/R*72-01*E = 2326414 bb T Recommandation T/R 72-01 (rv

9、ise en 1981) / Recommendation T/R 72-01 (revised in 1981) Information de la suite donne / Information regarding implementation a = La Recommandation est applique. / The Recommendation has been implemented. b = Lapplication de la Recommandation est prkvue. / Implementation of the Recommendation is pl

10、anned. c = Lapplication de la Recommandation ncst pas prvue. / Implementation of the Recommendation is not planned - N” No. 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 - Pays Countries 2 Allemagne Rp. fd. d) Germany (Fed. Rep. ofl Autriche / Austria Belgique / Belgium Chyp

11、re i Cyprus Dunemurk 1 Denmark Espagne / Spain Finlande / Finland France Grce / Greece Irlande / Ireland Islande i Iceland Italie Ituly Liech tenstein Luxembourg Malte / Multa Monuco Norvge 1 Norway Pays-Bas / Netherland.7 Portugal Royaume-Uni 1 United Kingdom Saint-Marin / Sun Marino Sude / Sweden

12、Suisse / Switzerland Turquie / Turkey Vatican (Cit) (City) Yougoslavie / Yugosluvia Infor- mation 3 b b a a b C C b b b a a b b a a b a a a a b Remarques / Remarks 4 A lcxception du point 2 (24 voicc tlphoniques). / Except for point 2 (24 telephone channels). A lexception du point 3 qui est encore l

13、tude. / Except for point 3 still under examination. A lexception du recommande) 4. Concernant le recommande I, voir le No 587 du RR. / Except for “recommends” 4. Concerning “recommends” I, see No. 587 of RR. Conformment la CAMR 1979. / in accordance with WARC 1979. Edition du 15 septembre 1988 / Edition of September 15, 1988