6 GHz LPI Use Not a Big Fixed Service Threat: NCTA
Citing a CableLabs analysis, NCTA said the power spectral density limit for 6 GHz low-power indoor access points floated in the 6 GHz Further NPRM isn't a big risk of causing harmful interference to incumbent fixed service links. It said…
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in docket 18-295 Tuesday the analysis confirms its assertion that radio local area network power is only one factor affecting FS links, and not nearly as big a factor as link fading.