Archive for June, 2009
5850-6100 for ptp lite licensing
June 21st, 2009 by admin
It’s been a week of investigating the best option to demonstrate a model of industry self-regulation through a lite-licensing approach.
So far 5850-6100 Mhz (250Mhz) looks like the best option:
Most 802.11a radios and antenna equipment can use the 4.92-6.1Ghz range.
Both the 5850-5925 and 5925-6700 (C-band) ranges seem to be allocated to point-to-point link usage by ICASA [...]
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Slides from the first meeting
June 12th, 2009 by admin
Slides from Steve Song
Open Spectrum Alliance – South Africa
Viewmore Microsoft Word documents from Steve Song.
Slides from Dominic Cull
OSA regulatory realities
View more OpenOffice presentations from joebotha.
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Feedback from the first OSA meeting
June 11th, 2009 by admin
Yesterday was the founding meeting of the Open Spectrum Alliance at Asara wine estate, just outside Stellenbosch. There was a good turnout (about 45+ people) and plenty of healthy discussion and debate.
A few notes for the press:
Preface
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As broadband around the world is changing from a luxury to a key social and economic enabler, the need [...]
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Two Interesting Links
June 10th, 2009 by admin
* Panel Discussion : Spectrum 2.0 – What’s really happening?
* Open Spectrum – Physics, Engineering, Commerce and Politics
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