I knew there was an 802.22 effort but I had no idea that it was geared
for any particular spectrum until now. Glad to hear the efforts are
underway. Isn't Flarion's IP based closely on what will be 802.22? Was
there an earlier effort for 802.22 standards development that was
spectrum agnostic? This caught me completely by surprise. Thanks for the
info Steve and welcome back to writing for our industry. We missed your
crystal ball. :-)
Steve, could you send us a link(s) to where we can find what you are
writing these days?
Thanks,
Scriv
Steve Stroh wrote:
John:
There IS an IEEE standard in the works for the TV whitespaces -
802.22 - http://www.ieee802.org/22/
Thanks,
Steve
On Jan 24, 2007, at Jan 24 07:55 AM, John Scrivner wrote:
The standard (as far as how gear can operate in the bands) has been
created through the NPRM known as 04-186 which has gone through
about 3 years of the FCC meat grinder. There is no IEEE standard or
anything like that but the rules are as clear as any other
unlicensed standard. Companies like Intel, Cisco, etc. have
equipment designed and built which they say can be used to deliver
unlicensed broadband in these spaces today. They are being tight-
lipped about it though.
Scriv
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