Carrier Frequency Assignments Sample Clauses

Carrier Frequency Assignments. The assigned center frequency of each carrier is determined by SES in consultation with Customer. It is required that all transmit and receive earth stations be capable of operation across the entire satellite frequency band and in the specified polarization. From time to time, it may be necessary to change carrier frequency assignments (i) to meet changes in Customer’s requirements, (ii) to avoid mutual interference with carriers in adjacent or co-frequency transponders on the Satellite or on another satellite, or (iii) to enable efficient capacity utilization and Transponder loading. Customer shall maintain the capability at all times (remotely or otherwise) to promptly comply with instructions from SES to change a carrier frequency assignment.
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Carrier Frequency Assignments. The uplink carrier frequency for video transmission within a transponder or allocation is assigned by PanAmSat based on coordination agreements reached by PanAmSat with other networks. Earth stations must be capable of operating at any frequency within the Transponder. For analog video transmission, frequencies will be assigned to the nearest 0.250 MHz. It is recommended that all transmit earth stations further be capable of operation across the entire satellite uplink frequency band.
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Carrier Frequency Assignments. Intelsat shall assign Customer’s uplink and/or downlink frequencies in accordance with the Agreement. Earth stations must be capable of operating at any frequency and polarization within the Transponder upon which Customer’s Transponder Capacity is loaded. For digital transmissions, frequencies will be assigned to the nearest 0.025 MHz. It is recommended that all transmit earth stations further be capable of operation across the entire satellite uplink frequency band as Intelsat may change carrier frequency assignments in accordance with the Agreement. Unless specifically approved by Intelsat, the aggregate allocated bandwidth of carriers within a multi-carrier transponder or allocation should not exceed 90% of Customer’s total allocated bandwidth in order to provide flexibility in carrier assignments and to reduce the effects of intermodulation noise, adjacent carrier interference, co-channel interference, and adjacent satellite interference.
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Carrier Frequency Assignments. Intelsat shall assign Customer’s uplink and/or downlink frequencies in accordance with the Agreement. Earth stations must be capable of operating at any frequency and polarization within the Transponder upon which Customer’s Transponder Capacity is loaded. For analog video transmissions, frequencies will be assigned to the nearest 0.250 MHz. It is recommended that all transmit earth stations further be capable of operation across the entire satellite uplink frequency band as Intelsat may change carrier frequency assignments in accordance with the Agreement.
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Carrier Frequency Assignments. The assigned center frequency of each carrier will be determined by PanAmSat in consultation with the Customer. The customer will submit a Transmission Plan to PanAmSat for approval at least 10 working days before the start of service or change in transmission parameters. It may on occasion be necessary for PanAmSat to change carrier frequency assignments, either to meet unforeseen changes in the Customer's requirements or to avoid mutual interference with carriers in adjacent or co-frequency transponders. Transmitting earth stations must be capable of operating at any assigned frequency within the Transponder or allocation. For digital data transmission, frequencies will be assigned to the nearest 0.025 MHz. It is recommended that all transmit earth stations further be capable of operation across the entire satellite uplink frequency band. Unless specifically approved by PanAmSat, the aggregate allocated bandwidth of carriers within a multi-carrier transponder or allocation should not exceed 90% of the total available bandwidth in order to provide flexibility in carrier assignments and to reduce the effects of intermodulation noise, adjacent carrier interference, co-channel interference, and adjacent satellite interference.
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Carrier Frequency Assignments. The initial assigned center frequency for each carrier will be determined by Alpha Lyracom in consultation with the user. It may on occasion, however, be necessary to change carrier frequency assignments in order to make efficient use of transponders providing digital service. Accordingly, earth stations must be designed in such a way that changes in transmit and receive frequency can be made expeditiously, if required. In order to meet this requirement, it is recommended that earth station modems be equipped with frequency synthesizers that provide independent transmit and receive frequency agility, in steps of 25 kHz, over a full 72 MHz.
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Carrier Frequency Assignments. PanAmSat shall assign Customer's uplink and/or downlink frequencies in accordance with the Agreement. Earth stations must be capable of operating at any frequency and polarization within the Transponder upon which Customer's Transponder Capacity is loaded. For analog video transmissions, frequencies will be assigned to the nearest 0.250 MHz. It is recommended that all transmit earth stations further be capable of operation across the entire satellite uplink frequency band as PanAmSat may change carrier frequency assignments in accordance with the Agreement.
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Carrier Frequency Assignments. The assigned center frequency of each carrier will be determined by PanAmSat in consultation with the Customer. It may on occasion be necessary to change carrier frequency assignments, either to meet unforeseen changes in the Customer's requirements or to avoid mutual interference with carriers in adjacent or co-frequency transponders.
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