The European Union’s 5G spectrum strategy involves multiple frequency bands

With the July, the US regulatory authority FCC announced the first US 5G frequency plan, breaking the wait-and-see attitude of the industry, the global 5G frequency of identification and reunification into a substantive stage. Recently, the European Commission Radio Spectrum Policy Group (RSPG) and on November 10 released the European 5G spectrum strategy to determine the initial deployment of 5G spectrum.

Strategy to promote 5G system in 2020 to large-scale commercial in Europe, the European Commission asked RSPG 5G spectrum strategy. RSPG on June 8, 2016 to develop a 5G spectrum strategy draft, in the EU-wide open for comments on July 31, 2016 after the end of comments, RSPG after three months of research and consultation, in November 10, 2016 The official release of the EU 5G spectrum strategy, including:

3400-3800MHz frequency band is the main frequency band of 5G deployment before 2020 in Europe, the bandwidth of continuous 400MHz is advantageous to the European Union in global 5G disposition takes the initiative. 50yxf100mce8x11.5

1GHz band, especially 700MHz will be used for 5G wide coverage.

The band above 24GHz is the potential band in Europe 5G, RSPG will be based on the frequency of the existing business and the frequency of more than 24GHz frequency band to develop a timetable.

It is recommended that the band 24.25-27.5GHz be the European 5G band and recommend that the EU determine the conditions for use of this band by 2020. It is recommended that EU member states ensure that a portion of the 24.25-27.5GHz band can be used to meet 5G market demand by 2020.

The RSPG will study the protection of existing satellite earth exploration services, fixed-satellite services, inter-satellite links, and passive services in the 24.25-27.5 GHz band.

31.8-33.4GHz is also a potential 5G band for Europe, RSPG will continue to study the applicability of this band, the proposed phase to avoid the transfer of other services to this band to ensure that this band in the future to facilitate planning for the 5G.

40.5-43.5GHz in the long term can be used for 5G system, it is recommended to avoid other business at this stage to migrate to this band to ensure that this band in the future to facilitate planning for the 5G.

RSPG will develop relevant technical and regulatory measures to ensure the use of 5G system. The RSPG will also study spectrum planning for IOT and ITS.

5G spectrum and 5G standards, the more consistent the world, the better the scale. The other side of this advantage is the strength of the participants, want to be able to guide this consistency, so that their interests to maximize the relevant industries. 6437288-2

July 14, 2016, the United States Federal Communications Commission (FCC) five members unanimously by more than 24GHz about 11GHz (3.85GHz authorized spectrum: 27.5G-28.35GHz, 37G-38.6GHz, 38.6G-40GHz and 7GHz unlicensed spectrum : 64G-71GHz) High-band spectrum resources for 5G deployment.

European Commission on September 14 announced a detailed 5G action plan for the 5G spectrum planning, the European Commission proposed by the end of 2016 with the Member States can be used for pre-5G service pioneer band, consider the European Commission Radio Frequency Policy Advisory Group RSPG (Radio Spectrum Policy Group), the Pioneer band list should include at least three spectrum bands: less than 1GHz, 1GHz-6GHz, and more than 6GHz band to meet the needs of 5G different applications. At the same time the European Commission proposed with the member states at the end of 2017 on a set of spectrum program agreement (including below and above 6GHz frequency band), promote the European 5G network initial commercial deployment.

In addition, work will be carried out in Europe for a specific 5G spectrum license issued more than 6GHz mode, the relevant technical requirements will be studied by the CEPT and completed by the end of 2017. European Commission Radio Spectrum Policy Adviser Working Group RSPG on July 31 this year to complete the public on the 5G spectrum soliciting opinions in the low-frequency focus on 700MHz, 3400M-3800MHz, high-frequency 24.5G-27.5GHz, 31.8G -33.4 GHz and 40.5 G to 43.5 GHz. 5G deployment from the EU point of view does not favor the millimeter-wave band, but from different low, medium and high frequency to meet the needs of different 5G.

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