Division Explanatory note to Table 7

Notes on Division Figure

Footnotes

f1

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

f2

P_Max′ 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

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

f5

P_Max′ 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

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

f12

P_Max′ 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