Channel Plan Sample Clauses

Channel Plan. Pathnet shall perform cross-connects of T-1 lines in accordance with the Channel Plan and the Specifications.
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Channel Plan. (a) Original Channel Plan. On the Effective Date, Incumbent shall deliver to Pathnet a proposed T-1 channelization plan setting forth its proposed capacity needs at each Site listed on Schedule B. Such capacity shall in no event exceed the capacity granted to Incumbent by Pathnet as rent as set forth in Section 5.2 and shall be subject to Drop and Insert capacity at each Switched Mod Section. Pathnet shall incorporate Incumbent's proposed channelization plan into the Channel Plan subject to the limitations set forth above.
Channel Plan. R 3.1-4 The system shall support the FCC 39 GHz frequency plan in the range 38.6 GHz to 40 GHz, with a T/R spacing of 700 MHz and [***] MHz of step size.
Channel Plan. R 3.1-4 The system shall support the [***] GHz frequency plan in the range [***] GHz to [***] GHz, with a [***] spacing of [***] MHz and [***] MHz of step size.
Channel Plan. The System shall be designed such that Incumbent and PathNet shall be allocated capacity as set forth in the Channel Plan and Section 7.2.2.
Channel Plan. The Internet FWA system operates over 78 RF channels, with a nominal channel spacing of 307.2 kHz. The lowest uplink channel (Ch. 2) has a nominal centre frequency of 3425.8944 MHz. The highest downlink channel (Ch. 79) has a nominal centre frequency of 3549.3888 MHz. The fixed duplex spacing is equivalent to 325 times the channel spacing. Purchase and License Agreement for FWA Equipment
Channel Plan. The T-1 plan for channelization of the microwave communications system owned by the LLC.
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