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Division Explanatory note to Table 2

United Kingdom

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In the specific case of femto base stations, power control shall be applied to minimize interference to adjacent channels. The requirement on power control for femto base stations results from the need to reduce interference from equipment that may be deployed by consumers and may thus not be coordinated with surrounding networks. Member States wishing to include a limit in their authorisation or to use a limit for coordination purposes may define such limits on a national basis.

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Footnotes

f1

PMax is the maximum mean carrier power in dBm for the base station measured as e.i.r.p. per carrier per antenna

f2

PMax′ is the maximum mean carrier power in dBm for the base station measured as TRP per carrier in a given cell

f3

In a multi-sector base station, the radiated power limit applies to each one of the individual sectors.

f4

PMax is the maximum mean carrier power in dBm for the base station measured as e.i.r.p. per carrier per antenna

f5

PMax′ is the maximum mean carrier power in dBm for the base station measured as TRP per carrier in a given cell

f6

In a multi-sector base station, the radiated power limit applies to each one of the individual sectors.

f7

In a multi-sector base station, the radiated power limit applies to each one of the individual sectors.

f8

Alternative measures may be required on a case by case basis for indoor AAS base stations on a national basis.

f9

In cases where Member States have already implemented a guard band when issuing licences for terrestrial systems capable of providing WBB ECS before the adoption of this Decision and in accordance with Commission Decision 2008/411/EC, those Member States may apply the additional baseline only below such guard band, provided it complies with the protection of radars in the adjacent band and with cross-border obligations.

f10

In a multi-sector base station, the radiated power limit applies to each one of the individual sectors

f11

PMax is the maximum mean carrier power in dBm for the base station measured as e.i.r.p. per carrier per antenna

f12

PMax′ is the maximum mean carrier power in dBm for the base station measured as TRP per carrier in a given cell

f13

In a multi-sector base station, the radiated power limit refers to the level corresponding to each one of the individual sectors