Rysavy Research Supports AT&T's Proposed Changes to CBRS Band
Peter Rysavy of Rysavy Research supported AT&T's arguments about reconfiguring the 3 GHz spectrum range, moving the citizens broadband radio service to 3.1-3.3 GHz (see 2410090037). That would open the 3.55-3.70 GHz band for wide-area, high-power licensed use “consistent with…
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the adjacent 3.7 and 3.45 GHz bands,” Rysavy said. “Until practical and effective spectrum sharing technologies are available, exclusively licensed, full-power spectrum with wide radio channels remains the most effective resource for 5G networks with best results for consumers,” said a filing posted Thursday in docket 17-258. “Diligent efforts” by the National Spectrum Consortium and NTIA are making progress in developing methods of sharing spectrum, “but the realities of implementation are complex and development will take years.”