Common use of Bidirectional Capability Clause in Contracts

Bidirectional Capability. Consumer Boosters must be able to provide equiv- alent uplink and downlink gain and conducted uplink power output that is at least 0.05 xxxxx. One-way consumer boosters (i.e., uplink only, downlink only, uplink impaired, downlink im- paired) are prohibited. Spectrum block filtering may be used provided the uplink filter attenuation is not less than the downlink filter attenuation, and where RSSI is measured after spec- trum block filtering is applied ref- erenced to the booster’s input port for each band of operation.

Bidirectional Capability. Consumer Boosters must be able to provide equiv- alent uplink and downlink gain and conducted uplink power output that is at least 0.05 xxxxx. One-way consumer boosters (i.e., uplink only, downlink only, uplink impaired, downlink im- paired) are prohibited. Spectrum block filtering may be used provided the must provide uplink filter fil- ter attenuation is not less than the downlink filter attenuation, and where RSSI is measured after spec- trum spectrum block filtering is applied ref- erenced referenced to the booster’s input port for each band of operation.