Australia – Consultation on 3.6GHz band
Following on from their previous discussion paper, ACMA of Australia have initiated a consultation on future use of the 3.6GHz band. Comments may be made before August 4th, 2017. For …
Following on from their previous discussion paper, ACMA of Australia have initiated a consultation on future use of the 3.6GHz band. Comments may be made before August 4th, 2017. For …
Anatel has published Resolution 680 of 2017, which will replace Resolution 506 of 2008. Resolution 680 will enter force 60 days after its publication (June 27,2017) and covers the regulation …
TEC of India has published a new draft approval procedure for telecommunications equipment. The new procedure is expected to be in force some time later this year. Two groups of …
ENACOM has published Resolution 5186-E/2017 which updates the bands considered as Low Power Devices. It adds the following additional bands for Ultra Wide Band (UWB) devices: 3.1 to 10.6GHz 22 …
ARCOTEL has published a new regulation for the approval and certification of communications equipment (Resolution 03-03-ARCOTEL-2017). Some of the changes under this regulation include: ARCOEL will no longer test products …
PTA has expanded their list of devices that are exempt from Type Approval. This list now includes the following: No. Equipment Name 1 Networking Equipment (Switches, Firewalls, Servers, Storage Devices) …
IMDA in Singapore has published new draft Technical Specifications for Cellular Mobile Terminals and Cellular Base Station and Repeater Systems. While IMDA’s short consultation period is now closed, the announcement …
The FCC is intending to update the equipment authorization rules as published in its draft R&O (ET Docket 15-170). The Commission’s Equipment Authorization (EA) program ensures that radiofrequency (RF) devices, …
ISED has published Notice No. SLPB-001-17 opening a “Consultation on Releasing Millimetre Wave Spectrum to support 5G”. This consultation covers the frequency bands 28 GHz, 37-40 GHz and 64-71 GHz. …
ENACOM has published Resolution 4479-E/2017 which includes a new standard named “ENACOM-Q2-60.15 V17.1”. This resolution is now excluding medical devices working within 401-406 MHz range from the previous regulations covering …