The Wireless Telegraphy (Dynamic Spectrum Access Devices) (Exemption) Regulations 2026
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2 Interpretation
In these Regulations— “AFC system” means an automated radio frequency co-ordination system operated by an organisation registered by OFCOM under section 53A(1) of the Wireless Telegraphy Act 2006 to provide a dynamic spectrum access service in the UK; “dB” means decibels; “dBm” means decibels of power referenced to one milliWatt; “EIRP” means equivalent isotropic radiated power, which is the product of the power supplied to an antenna and the absolute or isotropic antenna gain in a given direction relative to an isotropic antenna, in dBm; “geo-location capability” means the ability of a device to determine the latitude and longitude coordinates of the location of its antenna along with the height above ground level of its antenna and the geo-location uncertainty of the location of its antenna; “geo-location uncertainty” means the uncertainty (in metres) of the location of a device’s antenna; “MHz” means megahertz; “nominal bandwidth” means the band of frequencies, inclusive of guard bands, assigned to a channel; “nominal centre frequency” means the centre frequency of a channel; “nominal channel” means a radio frequency channel defined by its nominal centre frequency and nominal bandwidth; “operational parameters” has the meaning described in regulation 11; “power spectral density” means the power per unit frequency of the transmitted signal, expressed in dBm per MHz; “unique device identifier” means a set of characters comprising the device manufacturer identifier, the device model identifier, and the device serial number.
2 Interpretation
In these Regulations— “AFC system” means an automated radio frequency co-ordination system operated by an organisation registered by OFCOM under section 53A(1) of the Wireless Telegraphy Act 2006 to provide a dynamic spectrum access service in the UK; “dB” means decibels; “dBm” means decibels of power referenced to one milliWatt; “EIRP” means equivalent isotropic radiated power, which is the product of the power supplied to an antenna and the absolute or isotropic antenna gain in a given direction relative to an isotropic antenna, in dBm; “geo-location capability” means the ability of a device to determine the latitude and longitude coordinates of the location of its antenna along with the height above ground level of its antenna and the geo-location uncertainty of the location of its antenna; “geo-location uncertainty” means the uncertainty (in metres) of the location of a device’s antenna; “MHz” means megahertz; “nominal bandwidth” means the band of frequencies, inclusive of guard bands, assigned to a channel; “nominal centre frequency” means the centre frequency of a channel; “nominal channel” means a radio frequency channel defined by its nominal centre frequency and nominal bandwidth; “operational parameters” has the meaning described in regulation 11; “power spectral density” means the power per unit frequency of the transmitted signal, expressed in dBm per MHz; “unique device identifier” means a set of characters comprising the device manufacturer identifier, the device model identifier, and the device serial number.
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