Tech Players Lay Out Proposed Framework for 60 GHz Band
High-tech companies met virtually with staff from the FCC Office of Engineering and Technology to lay out a plan for a regulatory framework for the 60 GHz band. The plan proposes effective isotropic radiated power levels of 20 dBm in…
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the lower part of the band, which is double the limit in current rules. “The Radar Representatives offer this proposal in the spirit of compromise to advance the resolution of the above-referenced proceeding and enable reasonable coexistence between a wide variety of unlicensed communications devices and radar devices, as well as other technologies, throughout the 60 GHz Band,” said a filing posted Tuesday in docket 21-264. Amazon, Google, IEE Sensing, Infineon Technologies Americas, Texas Instruments and Vayyar Imaging were on the call. The FCC sought comment last summer in a Further NPRM, seeking revised rules for short-range field disturbance sensor radars in the 60 GHz band (see 2107090047).