Common use of Frequency Plan Clause in Contracts

Frequency Plan. The AirStar Release 2.0 will be operated in either the 10 GHz or 26 GHz ETSI frequency plan. The AirStar system now supports the ETSI 26 GHz band 24.5GHz to 26.5GHz with T/R spacing of 1008MHz, 7MHz of step size, supporting 7 MHz or 14 MHz channels. TABLE 2-1: ETSI 26GHZ BAND 14MHZ CHANNEL PLAN CHANNEL DOWNSTREAM UPSTREAM CHANNEL DOWNSTREAM UPSTREAM CHANNEL DOWNSTREAM UPSTREAM MHZ MHZ MHZ MHZ MHZ MHZ ------- ---------- -------- ------- ---------- -------- ------- ---------- -------- 1 24556 25564 12 27410 25718 23 24864 25872 2 24570 25578 13 24724 25732 24 24878 25886 3 24584 25594 14 24738 25746 25 24892 25900 4 24598 25606 15 24752 25760 26 2496 25914 5 24612 25620 16 24766 25774 27 24920 25928 6 24626 25634 17 24780 25788 28 24934 25942 7 24640 25648 18 24794 25802 29 24948 25956 8 24654 25662 19 24808 25816 30 24962 25970 9 24668 25676 20 24822 25830 31 24976 25984 10 24682 25690 21 24836 25844 32 24990 25998 11 24696 25704 22 24850 25858 The associated channel plan for the lower half of the band is listed in Table 2-1: ETSI 26 GHz Band 14 MHz Channel Plan. The table assumes that base station uses the lower duplex frequency for transmit, although this does not need to be the case. In some regions, the upper half of the band may be also used, which is not illustrated here. The ETSI 26GHz band is divided into four bands each corresponding to a unique radio unit model: - Band 1 (downstream 1): 24.5525 - 24.9935GHz - Band 3 (downstream 2): 25.0005 - 25.4415GHz - Band 2 (upstream 1): 25.5605 - 26.0015GHz - Band 4 (upstream 2): 26.0085 - 26.4495GHz With Release 2, the AirStar system supports the ETSI 10 GHz frequency plan in the range 10.15GHz to 10.65GHz, with a T/R spacing of 350MHz and 3.5MHz of step size. The system will be capable of supporting 7 MHz or 14 MHz channels. The associated channel plans for each of the channels are listed below. The AirStar system is configured that the lower duplex frequency is used for Base Station transmit, higher duplex frequency is used for Base Station receive. Vice verse for Subscriber terminals. The center frequencies are in Table 2-2: ETSI 10 GHz Channel Plan.