Tech Players Argue for Tweaks to 6 GHz Rules
Tech company representatives spoke with an aide to Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel and staff at the Office of Engineering and Technology on technical issues with allowing very-low power (VLP) portable operations in the 6 GHz band, as proposed in a 2020…
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Further NPRM (see 2004230059). “We discussed that the record contains two separate large-scale Monte Carlo analyses that demonstrate that the risk of 1 dBm/MHz VLP is insignificant and that the European Union and the United Kingdom have similarly concluded that this power level protects incumbent Fixed Service operations,” said a filing Wednesday in docket 18-295. Companies represented on the calls were Apple, Broadcom, Google and Meta.