Frequency Band Sample Clauses

Frequency Band. The portion of the electromagnetic spectrum within a specified upper- and lower-frequency limit (e.g., C-, Ka-, K-, Ku-, X-band).
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Frequency Band. The assigned frequencies between 806-821 MHz are for base receive and between 851-866 MHz for base transmit. Carriers are spaced every 25 kHz in 45 MHz channel pairs. Channels offset by 12.5 kHz are supported.
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Frequency Band. The frequency band and permissible power limits from the base stations are as per details given below. Only available frequency slots in these bands shall be considered for allotment to the Licensee as per NFAP-2002, revised from time to time.- a) Frequency Band: (i) 811-814 MHz paired with 856-859 MHz. for digital PMRTS (ii) 814-819 MHz paired with 859-864 MHz for Analogue PMRTS. b) Max RF power output - Base station upto 100 Xxxxx - Vehicle Mobile upto 30Watts - Hand-held upto 03 Xxxxx c) Adjacent channel spacing 000 XXx xxxx d) Duplex Spacing 800 MHz band (Tx Rx Spacing) 45 MHz
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Frequency Band. The frequency band and permissible power limits from the base stations are as per details given below. Only available frequency slots in these bands shall be considered for allotment to the Licensee as per NFAP-2002, revised from time to time. 300MHz or 400MHz or 800MHz
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Frequency Band. 4 Article 3. Execution of the Agreement .................................................................................................. 4 Article 4. Procedure for Modifications to the Plan ................................................................................ 5 4.1 Introduction................................................................................................................... 5
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Frequency Band. The provisions of the Agreement shall apply to the frequency band 535 to 1 605 kHz allocated to the broadcasting service under Article 8 of the Radio Regulations, Geneva, 1979.
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Frequency Band. The frequency band and permissible power limits from the base stations are as per details given below. Only available frequency slots in these bands 300MHz or 400MHz or 800MHz
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Frequency Band. 2-2 1.4 Frequency Resolution..................................................2-2 1.5 Polarization Angle Steerability.......................................2-2 1.6 Transmit Cross Polarization Isolation.................................2.3 1.7 Receive Cross Polariztion Isolation...................................2-3 1.8 Maximum Emission Levels Outside Allocated Bandwidth...................2-3 1.9 EIRP Stability and Control............................................2-3 1.10 Earth Station Transmitter Termination.................................2-4 1.11 Uplink Power Limits...................................................2-5 1.12 Antenna Transmit Co-Polarized Sidelobe Pattern........................2-5 1.13 Antenna Transmit Cross-Polarized Sidelobe Pattern.....................2-6 1.14 Antenna Receive Co-Polarized Sidelobe Pattern.........................2-7 1.15 Antenna Receive Cross-Polarized Sidelobe Pattern......................2-8 1.16 Pointing Stability....................................................2-8 1.17 Local Control and Monitoring..........................................2-8 APPENDIX 3: EARTH STATION DESCRIPTION FORMS.................................3-1 APPENDIX 4: SPECIFIC STEPS FOR CUSTOMERS ACCESSING THE ORION SATELLITE SYSTEM..........................................................4-1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Page iii Summary...............................................................4-1 Steps Prior to Access.................................................4-1 Steps to Access the Orion Satellite System............................4-2 EXHIBIT B TRANSPONDER PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS EXHIBIT B ORION ASIA PACIFIC TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION FOR DACOM DTH PAYLOAD
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