CEPT ERC REC 14-03 E-1996 Harmonised Radio Frequency Channel Arrangements for Low and Medium Capacity Systems in the Band 3400 MHz to 3600 MHz《3400 MHz到3600 MHz频段低中容量系统统一无线电频道安排》.pdf

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1、 CEPT CEPT/ERC/REC L4-03*E 96 m 2326434 OOL30L5 Lb5 = CEPTIERCIREC 14-03 E Page 1 Distribution: B CEPT/ERC/RECOMMENDATION 14-03 E (Turku 1996) HARMONISED RADIO FREQUENCY CHANNEL ARRANGEMENTS FOR LOW AND MEDIUM CAPACITY SYSTEMS IN THE BAND 3400 MHz TO 3600 MHz Recommendation proposed by the Working G

2、roup “Spectrum Engineering” (WGSE) Text of the Recommendation adopted by the “European Radiocommunications Committee” (ERC): “The European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations, considering 1) that CEPT has a long term objective to harmonise the use of frequencies throughout Eu

3、rope, 2) that CEPT should develop radio frequency channel arrangements in order to make the most effective use of the spectrum for point to point (P-P), point to multipoint (P-MP) and ENG/OB applications, 3) that CEPT/ERC Kecommendation 25-10 designates this band as a tuning range for ENGOB, 4) that

4、 the band 3400 MHz to 3410 MHz is used by land, airborne and naval military radars, 5) that the achievement of harmonisation requires the adoption of a limited number of channel arrangements, noting a) that the table of frequency allocations in the Radio Regulations allocates the band 3400 MHz to 36

5、00 MHz on a primary basis to the Fixed and Fixed - Satellite services and on a secondary basis to the Radiolocation and Mobile services, b) that countries desire to deploy different combinations of 1-P, P-MP and ENG/OB systems on a primary basis in this band with duplex spacings, if appropriate, of

6、50 MHz or 100 MHz, c) that there is an ITU-R Recommendation (F-635) for P-P wide band applications incorporating this band for some administrations, d) that frequency separation may be required for uncoordinated deployment of current and future systems, e) that cellular deployment of P-MP systems pr

7、eferably requires the allocation of contiguous channels to the operator, Edition of August. 26, 1996 CEPTIERCIREC 14-03 E Page 2 recommends 1) that frequency assignments should in all cases be based on 0.25 MHz slots within the 3410 MHz to 3600 MHz band, the frequency of the lower edge of any slot s

8、hall be defined by the general equation: f, = 3410 + 0.25 NMHz where O 5 N 3410 MHz - 3500 MHz Lower sub-band Upper sub-band f c. , = 3493 + 14 n MHz f c. = 3543 + 14 n MHz n= 1,2 3500 MHz - 3600 MHz I Lower sub-band I f, = 3496.5 + 7 n MHz I n = i. 2. 7 I A5 Systems with 14 MHz channel spacing Chan

9、nel centre frequencies are defmed at the edges of 0.25 MHz slots as follows: 3410 MHz - 3500 MHz I Lower sub-band If, “=3403 + 14 n MHz In=i.2 I 3500 MHz - 3600 MHz A6 ENG/OB systems ENG/OB systems shall be assigned contiguous 0.25 MHz slots, as appropriate for the channel spacings and amount of spe

10、ctrum required. Exact channel centre frequencies will be allocated within the slots depending on the equipment used. Where the band 3410 MHz - 3600 MHz is shared between ENG/OB and P-P or P-MP services by an administration, ENG/OB services will operate within either the range 3410 MHZ - 3500 or 3500

11、 MHz - 3600MHz, with P-P and P-MP services in the other part of the band, to minimise Co-ordination problems between the services. Edition of August 26, 1996 CEPT CEPT/ERC/REC 14-03JE 96 2326414 0013019 800 -I_ 0.25 N +- 3410 to 0.25 (N -1- k) + 3410 0.25 (N i- 400) + 34 1 O to 0.25 (N + k + 400) 4.

12、3410 CEPTIERCIREC 14-03 E Annex II, Page 1 MHz MHz MHz Annex 11 I O + 1.75 n MHz Systems with 100 MHz duplex spacing 11 = I, 2, ., 50 B1 Point to multipoint systems Ilowersui-bnnd-If=3406.5 c. !L- + 7 ri Mliz Upper sub-band f, = 3506.5 -!- 7 n MHz - - Tlie edges of each sub-band are defined as follo

13、ws, where a total allocation of “k“ slots is made to allow celliilar deployment by the operator. Il = 1,2, ., 12 Lower sub-band i- Upper sub-band 1 5k360,ON Discrete channel centre frequencies are obtained within the 0.25 MHz slots. B2 Systems with 1.75 MHz channel spacing Channel centre frequencies

14、 are defined at the edges of 0.25 MHz slots as follows: B3 Systems with 3.5 MHz channel spacing Channel centre frequencies are defined at the edges of 0.25 MHz slots as follows: I Lower sub-band If, II = 3408.25 + 3.5 IT MHz b I f = 3508.25 + 3.5 II MHz n= I, 2, ., 25 B4 Systems with 7 MHz channel s

15、pacing Channel centre frequencies are defined at the edges of 0.25 MHz slots as follows: B5 Systems with 14 MHz channel spasing Channel centre frequencies are defined at the edges of 0.25 MHz slots as follows: r“-ye;“d-?, = 3403 -i- 14 n MHz = 3503 + 14 n MHz ti= 1, 2, ., 6 Upper sub-band Bditiori o

16、f Aiigrisi 26, I996 CEPT CEPT/ERC/REC L4-03*E 96 = 232641Y 0013020 522 CEPTIERCIREC 14-03 E Annex II, Page 2 B6 ENG/OB systems ENG/OB systems shall be assigned contiguous blocks of 0.25 MHz slots, as appropriate for the channel spacings and amount of spectrum required. Exact channel centre frequencies will be assigned within the slots depending on the equipment used. Edition of August 26, 1996