UNDERSTANDINGTHEFCCREGULATIONSFORLOW-POWER,NON-LICENSED详解.pdfVIP

Office of Engineering and Technology Federal Communications Commission UNDERSTANDING THE FCC REGULATIONS FOR LOW-POWER, NON-LICENSED TRANSMITTERS OET BULLETIN NO. 63 October 1993 (Supersedes September 1984 Issue) (Edited and Reprinted February 1996) Forward This bulletin provides a basic understanding of the FCC regulations for low-power, unlicensed transmitters, followed by some answers to commonly-asked questions. To assist readers in locating specific rules, the rule references are displayed in a column to the right of the text. We welcome comments on improvements that can be made to this bulletin. Please address such comments to: Federal Communications Commission Office of Engineering and Technology Customer Service Branch, MS 1300F2 7435 Oakland Mills Road Columbia, MD 21046 Fax: (301) 344-2050 E-Mail: labinfo@fcc.gov Note: Editorial changes have been made in this bulletin to reflect changes in the cordless telephone frequencies, the names, addresses and telephone numbers of information sources and FCC offices. This bulletin does not contain information concerning personal communication services (PCS) transmitters operating under Part 15, Subpart D of the rules. The FCC rules and regulations governing PCS transmitters may be found in 47 CFR, Parts 0 to 19. This bulletin also does not cover recent changes in the rules to accomodate devices operating above 40 GHz (millimeter waves). These changes will be discussed in later editi