105/2010 Sb.
DECREE
on 2 December. April 2010
about the plan the allocation of frequency bands (frequency table)
The Ministry of industry and trade shall be determined according to § 150 of paragraph 1. 2 of law No.
127/2005 Coll., on electronic communications and amending certain
related laws (the law on electronic communications), as amended by
Act No. 110/2007 Coll., on certain measures in the system of the Central
public authorities, relating to the abolition of the Ministry of
Informatics and amending certain acts, for the implementation of § 16 para. 1 of the law
on electronic communications:
§ 1
Plan the allocation of frequency bands (frequency table) is
set out in the annex to this Decree.
§ 2
This Decree shall enter into force on 1 January 2000. May 2010.
Minister:
Ing. Tošovský in r.
Annex
Plan the allocation of frequency bands
(national frequency table)
Chapter 1
I. abbreviations
AMS (R) S Satellite air mobile (R) service [Aeronautical
mobile-satellite (R) service]
(CS) The ITU Constitution [Constitution of the ITU]
(CV) of the ITU Convention [Convention of the ITU]
e.i.r.p. The equivalent isotropic radiated power [Equivalent
Power-Isotropically Receivers]
EHF Extra short wave [Extra High Frequency]
ERP effective radiated power [Effective receivers, Power]
GMDSS Global maritime distress and safety system [Global Maritime
Distress and Safety System]
HAPS Stations on the platform at high altitude [High altitude platform
station]
HF short wave [High Frequency]
The ILS landing system using the apparatus [Instrument landing
System]
International Mobile Telecommunication IMT [International Mobile
Telecommunications]
The ISM industrial, scientific and medical applications [Industry, Science and
Medical application]
The International Telecommunication Union [ITU International Telecommunication
Union]
The ITU-R Sector radio ITU [ITU Sector Radiocommucation]
LF long wave [Low Frequency]
MF medium wave [Medium Frequency]
The basic international frequencies register MIFR [Master International
Frequency Register]
MLS Microwave landing system [Microwave Landing System]
MSI-maritime security information [Maritime Safety Information]
(OR) Outside of national and international flight paths [Off-route]
PVRS Plan use of radio spectrum
(R) national and international flight paths [Route]
Rev. revised document
SART Transponder for the purposes of search and rescue [Search And Rescue
Transponder]
SHF Super short wave [Super High Frequency]
VHF very short waves [Very High Frequency
VLF very long waves [Very Low Frequency]
II. Definition of terms
(Article 1 of the ITU Radio Regulations)
Introduction
1.1 for the purposes of the plan, the allocation of frequency bands to the following concepts
Furthermore, the defined meaning. However, these concepts are not necessarily used for
other purposes. The terms identical to those contained in the annex to the Constitution
The International Telecommunication Union are marked with "(CS)" and in the annex to
The International Telecommunication Union Convention (Geneva, 1992 "(CV)".
Note 1 the term printed in italics, it means that the concept itself is
defined in this chapter.
Note 2: terminology, as defined in the relevant regulations (standards) in
The CZECH REPUBLIC, they are not referred to the concepts of prejudice.
Note 3: for the purpose of shortening the text, the word "frequency" means "radio
the frequency ", with the exception of frequencies below 9 kHz and above 1000 GHz, which are not
radio frequencies according to the ITU Radio Regulations (hereinafter referred to as "the regulations").
Section i. General concepts
1.2 Management: each folder or Government service Government responsible for ensuring
obligations under the Constitution, the International Telecommunication Union, according to the
The Convention of the International Telecommunication Union, and the order (en 999).
1.3 telecommunications: any transmission, emission or reception of the tag
signals, documents, images, sounds or messages of any kind along the Guide,
radio, by optical means or by other electromagnetic systems (CS).
1.4 the general concept of radio: applied in the use of radio waves.
1.5 the radio waves or Hertz waves: electromagnetic waves on
frequencies lower than 3000 GHz (the agreed limit), which spreads through space
without artificial guide.
1.6 radio communications: telecommunications by radio waves (en)
(CV).
1.7 Earth's radio communications: all radio communications other than space
radiocommunication or radio astronomy.
1.8 space radiocommunication: any radio communication involving
the use of one or more space stations, or one or more
reflecting satellites or other objects in outer space.
1.9 Radio: positioning, speed and/or other
the characteristics of the object, or obtain information about these parameters
using the properties of the propagation of radio waves.
1.10 radio navigation: use of radio navigation, including determining the
the detection of obstacles.
1.11 Radiolocation: radiodetermination usage for purposes other than to
radio navigation equipment.
1.12 Radio-tracking devices (radiogoniometrie): radio
using the reception of radio waves to determine the direction of the station or
object.
1.13 radio astronomy: astronomy based on the reception of radio waves
cosmic origin.
1.14 the coordinated universal time (UTC): timing, based on the second
(SI), defined by ITU-R Recommendation TF. 460-6.
For most practical purposes associated with the Regulations is a UTC time equivalent to the
the mean solar time on the standard Meridian (longitude 0 °)
previously known as GMT.
1.15 industrial, scientific and medical (ISM) applications (the guidelines):
operation of the devices or equipment designed for the production and the local
the use of radio frequency energy for industrial, scientific, medical, domestic
or similar purposes, excluding applications in the field of telecommunications.
Section II. Frequency management
1.16 allocation (frequency band): registration of a frequency band
the allocation of frequency bands to the table in order to use it once
or more terrestrial or cosmic radiokomunikačními services or
emissions for the specified service conditions. The same meaning
has this concept in the case of certain assigned zone.
1.17 Group allocation (frequency or frequency channel): writing
frequency channel indicated in the approved plan, adopted by the
competent conferences, for the purpose of its use by one or more
administrations for a terrestrial or space radio communications services for
the conditions specified in one or in several countries, or
geographical areas.
1.18 allocation (frequency or frequency channel): permission granted
the national administration of the radio station to the use of the frequency or frequency
channel for the specified conditions.
Section III. Radio services
1.19 Radiocommunication service: service defined in this section,
involving the transfer, posting and/or reception of radio waves to the specific
telecommunications purposes.
1.20 Fixed service: radiocommunications service between fixed
points.
1.21 Satellite fixed service: a radiocommunication service between worldly
stations on the sites using one or several satellites;
These posts may be exact or any fixed points within the
specified areas; in some cases, this service includes
the connection between the satellites, which can also be operated in mezidružicové
the service; satellite fixed service can also include a modulation of the coupling for the
other space radiocommunications services.
1.22 Mezidružicová service: a radio communications service that provides connection
among artificial satellites.
1.23 the service space operation: radio communications service designed exclusively
for the operation of spacecraft, particularly space monitoring,
spacecraft telemetry and remote control of space.
These activities usually provide the service, which is operated by
space station.
1.24 mobile service: a radiocommunications service between the moving
stations and ground stations, or between mobile stations
each other (CV).
1.25 Satellite mobile service: a radiocommunication service:
and) between the moving Earth stations and one or more
space stations or stations used in this mezikosmickými
service or
(b)) between the moving Earth stations using one or more of the
space stations.
This service may also include modulation connections necessary to
operation.
1.26 land mobile services: mobile service between base
stations and land mobile stations or between ground
mobile stations to each other.
1.27 Satellite land mobile service: satellite mobile service, in
which mobile earth stations are located on the ground.
1.28 Maritime Mobile Service: mobile service between the coastal
stations and ship's stations, or between a ship's stations to each other,
or between affiliated stations for on-board communication; This service
can participate in life-saving station and radio station
signals for the determination of the place of the disaster.
1.29 Satellite maritime mobile service: satellite mobile service, in
which mobile earth stations on board ships; This service is
the station may participate in the life-saving appliances and radio station
signals for the determination of the place of the disaster.
Service port operation: 1.30 marine mobile service in the port
or near between the coastal stations and ship stations
or between the ship's stations to each other, in which messages are transmitted
about the only guidance of movement and the safety of ships and in urgent
cases, the safety of persons.
In this service excludes transfer messages to the nature of public correspondence.
1.31: ships ' movements Service security within the framework of the maritime mobile service
the service, other than service of the port operation, between the coastal stations
and the ship's stations, or between a ship's stations to each other, which is
the transfer of messages limited to those relating to ships ' movements.
In this service excludes transfer messages to the nature of public correspondence.
1.32 Air Mobile Service: mobile service between air
stations and airborne stations or between airborne stations
each of which may participate in the station of life and
the station of radio signals to determine where to set out
emergency and pilnostních frequencies.
1.33 Air Mobile (R) service: air mobile service, reserved
for safety-related communication and flight regularity, especially
on the national and international air travel.
1.34 Air floating (OR) service: air mobile service, designed
for communication, including those relating to flight coordination, especially
outside of national and international flight paths.
1.35 Satellite air mobile service: satellite mobile service, in
which mobile earth stations are located on board aircraft; This
service stations may participate in rescue equipment and stations
radio signals to determine the location of the disaster.
1.36 Satellite air mobile (R) service: satellite aerial
mobile service, reserved for safety-related communication and
the punctuality of flight, especially at the national and international air
the go.
1.37 Satellite aerial flexible (OR) service: satellite aerial
mobile service, designed for communication, including those relating to
flight coordination, especially among national and international flight paths.
1.38 Radio Service: a radio communications service, whose broadcasts are
intended for direct reception by the general public. This service may include
audio broadcasting, television or other kinds of broadcasting (CS).
1.39 Satellite radio service: a radiocommunication service in which they are
signals emitted by or transmitted by satellite stations intended for direct
reception by the general public.
In the satellite radio service includes the concept of "direct reception"
individual and collective income income.
1.40 radiodetermination Service: radio communications service for the purposes of
radio determination.
1.41 Satellite radio service radio communications service for:
the purpose of radiodetermination, involving the use of one or more
satellite stations.
This service may also include modulation connections necessary for its operation.
1.42 Radionavigation Service: a service for the purposes of Radiodetermination
radio navigation.
Satellite radionavigation services: 1.43 satellite radio service
determining for the purposes of navigation.
Maritime radionavigation service: 1.44 a radionavigation service designed for
the needs of the ships and for the safety of their operation.
maritime radionavigation Satellite service 1.45: satellite radio navigation
the service, in which earth stations are located on board the ship.
1.46 Air Navigation Service: radio navigation service, designed for
the needs of the aircraft and for the safety of their operation.
Satellite radionavigation service airline 1.47: radio navigation service, in
Earth stations are located on board aircraft.
1.48 Radar service: a service for the purposes of Radiodetermination
radiolocation.
1. Satellite radar service: radiodetermination satellite service
for the purposes of radiolocation.
This service may also include modulation connections necessary for its operation.
1.50 Helper weather service: radio communications service for the needs of
meteorological observations and surveys, including hydrological.
1.51 Earth exploration satellite Service: a radiocommunication service between
Earth stations and one or more satellite stations,
that may include connections between satellite stations, and in which:
and active sensors) or from passive sensors on satellites of the Earth
obtain information about the properties of the Earth and its natural phenomena
including data on the State of the environment,
(b)) shall be collected similar information carried by aircraft or platforms
located on the ground,
(c)) that information can be distributed to terrestrial stations within
the system,
d) platform also can be queried.
This service may also include modulation connections necessary for its operation.
1.52 Satellite Weather Service: Earth exploration satellite service
for the purposes of meteorology.
1.53 normálů time and frequency Service signals: radio communications
service, providing for scientific, technical and other broadcast
the selected frequencies, time signals or both at the same time
provided for high accuracy and intended for general reception.
1.54 Satellite service frequency and time signals: normálů
radiocommunication service utilizing satellite stations on satellites
Countries for the same purposes as a service of the frequency and time normálů
signals. This service may include connections needed for the modulation
operation.
1.55 space research Service: radiocommunication service in which
uses of space vessels or other objects in the Cosmos to the scientific
purposes or for the purposes of technical research.
1.56 the amateur service: radio service for gaining knowledge,
mutual connection and technical studies carried out by amateurs, i.e.. properly
beneficiaries, zajímajícími a spanner sets only from the personal
hobbies and nevýdělečně.
the Amateur Satellite Service: 1.57 radiocommunication service
satellite radio station on the satellites of the country for the same purposes as an amateur
the service.
1.58 Radio Service: a service involving the use of
radio astronomy.
1.59 security service: each radio service, operated by
permanently or temporarily to ensure the safety of human life and
asset.
1.60 special service: radio communications service that is not elsewhere in this
the section is defined, which is operated solely for the identified needs
the public interest and is not intended for the public correspondence.
Section IV. Radio stations and systems
1.61 Station: one or several transmitters or receivers, or file
transmitters and receivers including their accessories needed
on the site for the performance of radio services or
the radio astronomy service.
Each centre shall be classified according to the services permanently or temporarily
participates.
1.62 the provincial station: the station providing the provincial radio communication.
Unless otherwise specified, means every station land station.
1.63 Earth station: station either on the surface of the Earth, or in the
the main part of the Earth's atmosphere and intended for connection:
and) with one or more satellite stations, or
(b)) with one or several stations of the same kind using one or
several reflecting satellites or other objects in the cosmos.
1.64 space station: the station is located on the subject, that is, it is
intended to be, or already was above the main part of the Earth's atmosphere.
1.65 Station rescue device: floating naval station
mobile service or air moving services intended solely for
the needs of survival and placed on a lifeboat or raft or on another
rescue equipment.
1.66 Fixed Station: station fixed services.
1.66 and Station on the platform at high altitude: the station is located at a height of 20
up to 50 km on the object in the specified point relative to the net hard
The country.
1.67 Floating station: station mobile service designed to use for
motion or stopping on unspecified locations in advance.
1.68 Movable Earth station: mobile satellite earth station
services intended for use on the move or at stations on the advance
unspecified locations.
1.69 ground station: station moving service that is not intended to
the use of on the move.
1.70 Land Earth station: fixed service satellite earth station
or, in some cases, mobile satellite services, located in
a hard point or within a specified area of land to the implementation
the moving modulation for satellite connection service.
1.71 base station: ground station land mobile service.
1.72 Base Earth station: fixed satellite earth station
services, or in some cases satellite terrestrial mobile service
located in a hard point or within a specified area on the land to
implementation of modulation for satellite ground joints moving service.
1.73 land mobile station: mobile station land mobile
services, capable of moving after the Earth's surface within the geographical
the borders of a country or continent.
1.74 land mobile earth station: movable Earth station
Satellite Terrestrial mobile service, capable of moving after the
the surface inside the geographical borders of a country or continent.
1.75 coastal stations: terrestrial station maritime mobile services.
1.76 Coastal Earth station: fixed service satellite earth station
or, in some cases, satellite maritime mobile service,
in a hard point on land to the realization of the modulation of the coupling for the
satellite maritime moving service.
1.77 Shipping station: mobile stations in the maritime mobile service
located on board a vessel that is not permanently anchored, in addition to the station
rescue resource.
1.78 Ship earth station: movable Earth station in satellite
maritime mobile service located on board the ship.
1.79 Station onboard communications: mobile station a small performance in
maritime mobile service designed for internal communication on board ships
or for the connection between the boat and its lifeboats and rescue
rafts during exercise or rescue operations, or for communication in
the Group of vessels which are dragged or pushed, as well as for instructions
When maneuvering and anchoring.
1.80 Port station: coastal stations service the port traffic.
1.81 Air Station: air mobile ground station.
In some cases, it may be air station is located for example, the
Board the ship or on the platform at sea.
1.82 Air Earth station: fixed service satellite earth station
or, in some cases, air satellite mobile service,
in a hard point on land to the realization of the modulation of the coupling for the
satellite air moving service.
1.83 aircraft station: moving the station air services,
other than the station rescue device, placed on board the aircraft.
1.84 Aircraft Earth station: movable Earth station of satellite
air services, placed on board the aircraft.
1.85 radio station: station radio services.
Radio Station: 1.86 station radiodetermination services.
1.87 Radionavigation mobile station: station of the radionavigation service
intended for use on the move or during stops on the previously unspecified
places.
1.88 Radionavigation land station: station radio navigation services,
that is not intended for use on the move.
1.89 Radar Mobile Station: Station radar services intended
to use on the move or during stops on the previously unspecified locations.
1.90 Radar ground station: Station radar service that
It is not intended for use on the move.
1.91 Radiogoniometrická (radio sighting) station: radio station
determination of using radiogoniometrii (radio direction finding).
1.92 Radiomajáková station: station radio navigation services, whose
the broadcasts are intended to allow for moving the station determine its
position or direction to the radiomajákové station.
the Radio Station signal for 1.93 determination of the place of the disaster: the station
moving services, whose broadcasts are intended to facilitate search and
rescue operations.
Satellite Radio Station signal 1.94 for the determination of the place of
disaster: Earth station mobile satellite services, whose broadcast
they are intended to facilitate search and rescue operations.
the station frequency normálů 1.95 and time signals: service station
frequency normálů and time signals.
1.96 Amateur Station: station of the amateur service.
Radio stations: station 1.97 to the radio astronomy service.
Experimental Station: station 1.98 using radio waves in experiments
focused on the development of science or technology.
This definition does not include amateur station.
1.99 shipping shipping Emergency transmitter: the transmitter, which is used exclusively on the
distress frequency for distress, needs hard work or safety.
Radar: 1,100 radiodetermination system, based on the comparison
reference signals using radio signals or odraženými again
broadcast from a place whose position is to be determined.
1.101 Primary radar: radiodetermination system based on
comparison of the reference signals using radio signals from space, odraženými
location to be determined.
1.102 Secondary radar: radiodetermination system based on
comparison of the reference signals using radio signals broadcast from again
space at the location to be determined.
1.103 the radar signal (racon): transmitter-receiver associated with fixed
the navigation system, which, when activated the radar returns automatically
the characteristic signal, which will appear on the display aktivujícího
the radar and provides data on the distance, direction and identity.
1,104 for the landing System (ILS) using equipment: radio navigation
system, which provides aircraft with horizontal and vertical lines
immediately prior to landing, and it, and that in certain fixed
indicates the distance points to a reference point.
1.105 Horizontal radio guidance system: a system of horizontal
management incorporated into systems for aircraft using instruments that
Specifies the horizontal deviation of the aircraft from its optimum glide path
along the axis of the runway.
1.106 Relegation radio guidance system: a system of vertical lines
incorporated into the system for the landing using instrument that indicates the
the vertical deviation of the aircraft from its optimum glide path.
1107 Radio signal: transmitter aerial radionavigation service, which
a vertically emitting characteristic signal, giving the aircraft an indication of
position.
1.108 Radiovýškoměr: radio navigation equipment on board airplanes, or
space, allowing the determination of the height of an aircraft or space
the vessel above the surface of the Earth or over another surface.
1,137 Radio probe (radiosonda): automatic radio transmitter auxiliary
meteorological services, usually carried by plane, hot air balloon, neupoutaným
the kite or parachute and transmitting meteorological data.
1,106 and adaptive system: radio communications system, which changes its
Radio properties according to the quality of the channel.
1.110 Space system: any group of cooperating Earth
stations and/or space stations, using the space radiocommunication
for specified purposes.
11.3 Satellite System: the cosmic system using one or
several satellites of the Earth.
11.4 Satellite Network: satellite system or its part, consisting of
a single satellite and the cooperating Earth stations.
Satellite Radio on 1,101 joint: the joint between the transmit Earth station and
the receiving Earth stations by means of one satellite.
1.14 Vícedružicový joint: joint between the Earth's radio broadcasting station
and the receiving Earth station through two or more satellites without
For more Earth stations.
Vícedružicový joint consists of one ascending joints from one or
more mezidružicových connections and one descending the coupling.
1.115 Modulating radio link connection: from Earth stations on the
Unit to the space station, or vice versa, which carries the information for
space radiocommunication service other than satellite fixed service.
This Habitat may be specified by the hard point or any hard
point within the designated areas.
Section v. Operational concepts
1,117 Public correspondence: each telecommunications, which are the authorities and
stations are required to take to transfer on the grounds that are available
public (CS).
12.5 Telegraphy "^ 1"): a type of telecommunications, in which they are transmitted
After the adoption of the information intended to record as the document; transmitted by
information can sometimes be presented in a different form or can be
saved for later use (CS-1016).
1,118 Telegram: document addressed to migrate using Telegraph for
the purpose of its delivery to the addressee. This term also includes radiotelegramy,
unless otherwise specified (CS).
In this definition the term telegraphy general significance referred to in the Convention.
1.119.where an: telegram, Radiotelegram originating from mobile stations or
mobile earth station or specified, aired on its way
part or all of the moving services or channels radiokomunikačními
mobile satellite services.
1.120 Radiotelex communication: communication from the telex, originating from Flex
station or mobile earth stations or designated, broadcast on
its way partially or totally radiokomunikačními channels moving services
or mobile satellite services.
on 1,121 Telegraphy with frequency feed: telegraphy with frequency
modulation, in which the Telegraph signal changes the frequency of the carrier between the advance
the specified values.
1122 Facsimile: kind of telegraphy for transferring still images with
polostíny or without them, for the purpose of reproduction in a permanent form.
13.1 Telephony: the kind of telecommunications, furnished as a priority on Exchange
information in the form of speech (en 1017).
1.124 Radiotelephone call: phone call originating from Flex
station or mobile earth stations or designed, transmitted to the
its way partially or totally radiokomunikačními channels moving services
or mobile satellite services.
1,125 Simplex operation: method of operation, allowing the transmission of
telecommunications channel alternately in both directions, for example, by using the
manual control ^ 2).
1,140 duplex operation: method of operation, allowing simultaneous transmission
telecommunications channel 2) in both directions.
1.127 half-duplex operation: how to transfer the operation on simplexním
one end of the telecommunication path, and with traffic on the other duplex
the end of a ^ 2).
1.128 television: the kind of telecommunications for the transmission of the changing images
fixed or movable objects.
25,194 Individual income (in the satellite radio service):
space station satellite radio broadcasting services using the
simple household devices, and in particular, devices with small antennas.
13.8 Collective reception (in the satellite radio service):
broadcast satellite station of satellite radio services using a device
that may be complex and may have a larger antenna than the individual
income and which are intended for the use of
and by the general public) in one place, or
(b) the distribution system operator) to the stage area.
1.131 telemetry (remote measurement): the use of telecommunications for remote
automatic or remote automatic recording the measurement.
13.10 Radiotelemetry (radio remote measurement): telemetry using
radio waves.
13.11 Space telemetry (remote measurement of space): telemetry used
to transfer the results of measurements carried out on the outer board, including
those which relate to the activities of the space vessel, from the space station.
remote control: use of 1.134 telecommunications for the transmission of signals with
the aim of the launch, changes or cessation of operation of the equipment at a distance.
1.135 Space remote control: use of radio for transmission
signals to the space station in order to begin, change, or stop
operation of the equipment to the associated space of the subject, including this
the space station.
1,224 Space Tracking: determining the orbit, the speed or the immediate
the subject position in space using the radiodetermination, excluding
primary radar, for the purpose of tracking the movement of this subject.
Section VI. Properties of broadcast and radio equipment
1,137 emission: the flow of energy from the source in the form of radio waves.
1,138 broadcasting: radio broadcasting radiation generated by the station, or
the generation of radiation from this station.
For example, the energy emitted by the radio receiver's local oscillator
It is not broadcast, but exposure.
1.635 Class broadcast: broadcast properties file, marked
standard symbols, such as modulation of the main carrier, modulating
signal, the type of the transmitted information, and, where appropriate, additional properties
signal.
1,140 Broadcast with one side zone: amplitude modulated
broadcast containing only one of the two side bands.
14.4 the broadcast with a single side band with full supporting: posting with
one side zone without restrictions of the carrier.
2,525 Broadcast with one side zone with reduced carrier: posting with
one side zone, in which the rate limitations of the carrier allows her
reconstruction and use for demodulation.
1,132 Broadcast with a single side-band suppressed carrier: broadcast
with one side zone, in which the carrier is suppressed effectively and is not
intended to be used for demodulation.
on 1,144-band broadcast: broadcast on a frequency or frequencies in the
the immediate vicinity of the needed bandwidth, which is the result of
modulation the process, to the exclusion of non-substantial exposure.
1.145 Irrelevant emission: emission on a frequency or frequencies
outside the necessary bandwidth, whose level can be thereby reduced, without
affects the transmission of information. Minor emissions include
Harmonic radiation, parasitic emissions, intermodulation products
and products mixing frequencies, but not mimopásmová broadcast.
1.146 Adverse radiation: radiation and insubstantial summary
the origin of the mimopásmových broadcast radiation.
1.146 and domain: frequency-band broadcast area immediately
outside the necessary bandwidth in which generally outweigh the mimopásmová broadcast,
but does not include the domain of minor radiation. In the domain
-band broadcasts, and to a lesser extent in the domain of minor radiation
mimopásmová broadcasts occur are defined on the basis of their source.
Similarly, a minor may occur both in the domain of radiation
-band broadcasts, as well as in the domain of minor radiation.
(B) the Domain of minor radiation 1.146: frequency range outside the domain
-band of the broadcast, in which generally outweigh the substantial exposure.
CHF Allocated frequency range: frequency range within which the
enabled broadcast station; the width of this zone is equal to the required width of
bandwidth plus twice the absolute value of the frequency tolerance. U
space station includes the allocated frequency band twice
maximum Doppler displacement, that may occur due to the
any point on the surface of the Earth.
1,177 Allocated frequency: Center frequency band allocated to the station.
1,149 characterized by frequency: easily recognizable and measurable
frequency in a given broadcast.
As the characteristic frequency may be marked, for example, the frequency of the
carrier.
Reference frequency: the frequency of 1,150, which has a fixed and defined
position relative to the assigned frequency. This frequency shift
due to the assigned frequency is in size and the meaning of equal
the displacement of the characteristic frequency relative to the Center zone
occupied by the broadcast.
1.151 Frequency tolerance: the tolerance of the Middle
frequency bandwidth occupied by the broadcast from the assigned frequency, or
the characteristic frequency of the broadcast from the reference frequency.
Frequency tolerance is expressed in milióntinách or in Hertz.
1,154 Required band width: the width of the frequency band being sufficient
in the type of broadcasting to ensure transfer of information required
speed and with the desired qualities in those conditions.
Width of occupied bandwidth: 1.371 the width of the frequency band under the bottom
and over the upper cutoff frequency is the mean power level
the specified percentage of the total/2 from power broadcasting.
Unless otherwise provided in recommendation ITU-R posting differently for a given species, the
value/2 understand 0.5%.
1.154 wave of right-hand polarization (in the sense of the movement of love
clockwise): Elliptically or circularly polarized wave vector
electric field, observed in the direction of propagation in the solid plane perpendicular to
the direction of propagation, rotates wound, i.e.. in the sense of the movement of love
clockwise.
1,155 Wave with left-hand polarization (against the sense of movement of love
clockwise): Elliptically or circularly polarized wave vector
electric field, observed in the direction of propagation in the solid plane perpendicular to
the direction of propagation, is rotated counter-clockwise, IE. against the sense of movement of love
clockwise.
1156 power: all references to the performance will be broadcast according to type
one of the following forms, and shall apply the following agreed
characters:
and) superior performance (PX or pX),
(b)) central power (PY or pY)
(c) the performance of the carrier) (PZ or pZ).
For normal operating conditions and for status, without modulation, relations between the
high-performance, power and performance of the carrier medium for different types of
broadcast listed in recommendations ITU-R, which can be used as guides.
In the relationship specifies the character p performance in Watts, and the character P power in decibels
relative to a reference level.
1.157 peak power (radio transmitter): the average power supplied
under normal operating conditions, the transmitter to the antenna lead after
for a high-frequency oscillation in the largest amplitude of a given
the modulation envelope.
1,158 medium power (radio transmitter): the average power supplied
under normal operating conditions, the transmitter to the antenna lead after
period of time sufficiently long compared with the lowest modulačním frequency.
16.8 Performance carrier (radio transmitter): the average power supplied
transmitter modulation without the antenna lead for one
high-frequency oscillation.
1160 antenna gain: the ratio, usually expressed in decibels, between the performance
required at the input of the lossless and the performance reference antenna, that would
It should be added to the input of the antenna in a given direction and at the same
the distance opening up both antennas identical electromagnetic field
or the density of the power flow. Unless otherwise specified, the profit
the antenna in the direction of the greatest radiation. This gain may be considered for
the specified polarity.
According to the chosen reference antenna is a distinction:
and absolute or isotropic gain) (Gi), if the reference antenna
spatially isolated isotropic antenna;
(b)) due to the profit of the dipole půlvlnnému (Gd), if the reference antenna
spatially isolated balanced half wave dipole, the equatorial plane contains
a given direction;
c) profit due to the short vertical antenna (Gv), if the reference
linear wire antenna much shorter than a quarter wavelength, perpendicular to the
the surface of perfectly conductive plane which contains the given direction.
1,161 Equivalent isotropic radiated power (e.i.r.p.): product performance
supplied to the antenna and its isotropního or absolute profit in the
direction.
1,388 effective radiated power (e.r.p.) (in a given direction): product performance
supplied to the antenna and its gain in a given direction, relative to profit
půlvlnného dipole.
17.2 effective radiated power on a short vertical antenna (in the given
direction): the product of the power supplied to the antenna and its gain, relative to
profit short vertical antenna in a given direction.
the 1,164 Tropospheric scattering: the mechanism of propagation of radio waves
scattering, caused by the irregularities or physical nespojitostí
the properties of the troposphere.
1,163 Ionospheric dispersion: the mechanism of propagation of radio waves scattering,
nespojitostí ionization caused by the irregularities or ionosphere.
Section VII. Frequency sharing
1,189 interference: the effect of adverse energy, generated in the radiocommunications
of one or more broadcasters, vyzařováními or induction when
income, by reducing the quality of transmission, manifested, canonicalization
or loss of information, which, without the presence of such unwanted energy
nenastávalo.
1,167 Permissible interference 3): the observed or anticipated interference that
complies with the interference and sharing criteria the quantitative in Order
or in recommendations ITU-R or in special agreements referred to in the provisions
Of the order.
1,167 interference 3): interference, adopted by agreement between two or more
administrations, without prejudice to other administrations, which is greater than the interference as defined
as permissible interference.
19.1 Harmful interference (interference): interference that threatens action
a radionavigation service or of other safety services or seriously
reduces quality, repeatedly interrupted or impeding traffic radio
services, operating in accordance with Regulations (en).
19.2 the protective ratio: the smallest value of the ratio of the useful and unwanted
the signal at the input of the receiver, usually expressed in decibels as provided for
under the specified conditions, which still has a useful signal at the output
the receiver specified quality.
for the determination of the Coordination area of 1,171 needs coordination: the area around the
Earth stations sharing the same frequency band with terrestrial stations
or around the broadcasting Earth stations that share the same reversibly
the allocated frequency band with the receiving Earth stations, outside which
It will not be permissible interference level is exceeded, and will therefore not be requested
coordination.
1,179 Coordination: a line defining the coordination line area.
1,209 Coordination to determine the needs of the distance coordination:
the distance in the azimuth angle from Earth stations sharing the same
frequency band with terrestrial broadcast stations, or around the Earth
station sharing the same reversibly allocated frequency band with
the receiving Earth stations at which level is not exceeded
permissible interference, and will therefore not be required coordination.
Equivalent noise temperature of 1,200 satellite coupling: noise temperature
related to the output of the receiving antenna Earth stations, the corresponding
Radio noise performance of the total noise at the output of a satellite connection
In addition to noise induced by interference caused by the satellite connections using
other satellite and terrestrial systems.
20.2 Effective area aiming point (a routable satellite
the volume): the area on the surface of the Earth, which is expected to focus point
aiming a routable satellite volume.
There can be multiple unconnected effective areas point
aiming to focus, which is presumed to routable satellite
volume.
1,205 Izočára effective antenna gain (a routable satellite
the volume): envelope line of the same value of the profit resulting from the movement of the point of the antenna
aiming a routable satellite volume within the limits of effective area
the point of aiming.
Section VIII. Technical terms in relation to the družicím
1.177 Remote kosmos: space at distances equal to or
larger than 2 × 106 km from the Earth.
1.178 Space vessel: an artificial means of transport to posting for
the main part of the Earth's atmosphere.
1.179 Satellite: a body orbiting around another body weight,
the movement is primarily determined by the attractive force of the larger
the housing.
1,183 Active satellites: satellites carrying the station intended to broadcast or
to transmit radio signals.
1.181 Reflecting satellite: satellites intended to bounce radio
signals.
1,203 Active sensor: measuring instrument used by satellite
sensing or space research service that allows you to earn
information transmission and reception of radio waves.
22.1 the passive sensor: measuring instrument used by satellite
sensing or space research service that allows you to earn
information receiving radio waves of natural origin.
1,193 orbit: orbit, relative to a given reference system
It reflects the Centre of gravity of the satellite or other space mostly below the item
the influence of natural forces, especially the attractive power.
22.3 the Inclination of the orbit (a satellite of the Earth): the angle the plane of orbit
the runway and the plane of the Earth's equator, measured in the ascending node of the orbit
tracks from the Earth's equator plane, in degrees, between 0 and 180 St. st.
against the clockwise direction.
1.186 orbital period (satellite): the time interval between two consecutive
the following passages of the satellite orbit is a characteristic point of its
the track.
1.151 Height; or perigea: height or above the perigea;
the reference surface of the replacement surface of the Earth.
Geosynchronous satellites: satellites on 1,181 country whose orbital period is equal to the
the time of the rotation of the earth around its axis.
1,168 geostationary satellites: geosynchronous satellites, whose circular and
the forward orbit lies in the plane of the equator of the Earth and that therefore remains
motionless relative to Earth; in a wider sense it is a geosynchronous satellite,
that remains approximately motionless relative to Earth.
1.190 geostationary satellites orbit: circular and the forward current
orbit geosynchronous satellites, lying in the plane of the equator of the Earth.
1,209 Routable satellite satellite antenna volume: the volume that
You can redirect.
Chapter 2
Frequency bands
(Extract from article 2 of the code)
2.1 radio spectrum is divided into nine zones marked dehydrated
whole numbers according to the following
table. The unit of frequency is hertz (Hz) and the frequency shall be expressed:
and) in kilohertz (kHz) to 3000 kHz including,
(b)) in a megahertz (MHz) 3 MHz to 3000 MHz, including,
(c)) at gigahertzích (GHz) from 3 GHz to 3000 GHz.
In the case where this would lead to serious difficulties, for example, in conjunction with the
heralding and writing the frequencies, the frequency and the related lists
matters, it can be from this provision reasonably deviate ^ 3).
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The number of the Symbols of the corresponding frequency range Metric abbreviations
bandwidth (lower limit out, the names of the bands for band
N upper limit)
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4 VLF 3 to 30 kHz myriametrové Mam
5 LF 30 to 300 kHz 25 km
6 MF 300 to 3000 kHz hektometrové hm
7 HF 3 to 30 MHz dekametrové Dm
VHF 8 30 to 300 MHz m m
9 UHF 300 to 3000 MHz decimetrové dm
10 SHF 3 to 30 GHz cm cm
11 EHF 30 to 300 GHz grid mm
12-300 up to 3000 GHz decimilimetrové----
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Note 1: the number of bands N from 0.3 x 10N Hz to 3 × 10N Hertz.
Note 2: k = kilo Prefix (103), M = mega (106), G = giga (109).
2.2 management in mutual contact and in contact with the ITU used for frequency
zone exclusively for naming, symbols and abbreviations referred to in clause 2.1
Chapter 3
Technical characteristics of the stations
(Article 3 of the code)
3.1 the selection and implementation of device used for the station, and all of the broadcast
It must comply with the provisions of the order.
3.2 Choice of broadcasting, reception and measuring devices should be as
possible, based on the latest advances in technology, which is
described, among other things, as well as in recommendations ITU-R.
3.3 the transmitting and receiving devices intended for use in a given part
the frequency spectrum is to be designed with regard to the technical characteristics of the
transmit and receive equipment used in environmental and other
parts of the spectrum, provided that all the technical and applied
economically viable measures to reduce the level of unwanted radiated emissions
from the sending device referred to the operation at a later time and to reduce the environmental impact
interference to the receiving machine put into service later.
3.4 equipment used at the station should as far as possible
apply methods of signal processing, which will allow a more efficient
the use of the frequency spectrum in accordance with the relevant recommendations of the
ITU-R.
3.5 broadcasters shall comply with the frequency stability laid down in the
Appendix 2 to the order.
3.6 radio stations must comply with the maximum permitted power levels
minor emissions laid down in Appendix 3 of the order.
3.7 radio stations must comply with the maximum permitted power levels
for radiation-band specified in the regulations for certain services and
types of broadcast. In the event that the maximum allowable power levels
are not fixed, the station should as far as possible to meet the
-band emission limit requirements laid down in
the most recent recommendations of the ITU-R (see Resolution 27 of the order).
3.8. All efforts should be directed toward achieving the highest frequency
stability and the lowest levels of unwanted emissions
technology and the properties of the service.
3.9 broadcast bandwidth must be such as to ensure
the most efficient use of the spectrum; generally requires that the width
bandwidth is minimized, the technology and the properties of the service
allow you to. A guide for determining necessary bandwidth provides Appendix 1
Of the order.
3.10 when you use broadband technologies must be applied to the minimum
spectral power density consistent with efficient use of spectrum.
3.11 the receiver used for that service must be able to because of the
efficient use of the spectrum to cope best with the frequency
the tolerance of the transmitter of this service, taking into account the possible Dopplerovu
the effect.
3.12 receiving station should use the facilities with technical
the characteristics of the corresponding type of broadcasting; in particular, selectivity,
should match the bandwidth of the transmission (see the provisions of 2.4).
3.13 receivers are to be chosen according to the Properties so that the transmitter
located at a distance of, and operated in accordance with the order of
they do not cause interference.
3.14 to ensure compliance with the Regulations, the administration shall ensure reasonably common
control of broadcast stations under its jurisdiction. For this purpose can
use the funds referred to in article 16 of the regulations. Technique and intervals
measurement shall be carried out as far as possible in accordance with the latest
ITU-R recommendations.
Chapter 4
The allocation and use of frequencies
(Extract from article 4 of the code)
Section i. General rules for granting and use of frequencies
4.1. The Member States shall endeavour to use frequencies
and the spectrum is limited to the minimum needed for the provision of necessary services
to a sufficient degree. To achieve this, they are required to seek immediate
Download the latest technical progress (CS).
4.2 Member States undertake that when allocating the frequencies, stations,
capable of causing harmful interference to services zprostředkovávaným stations
other countries will act in accordance with the table of frequency allocations
and with the other provisions of the order.
4.3 each new allocation or change the frequency or other essential
the characteristics of an existing allocation (see Appendix 4) shall be
carried out so as to avoid harmful interference to services,
transmitted by stations receiving frequencies allocated in accordance
with a table of allocation of frequency bands and the other provisions of
The order, and the allocation characteristics are written in basic
International frequency register (MIFR).
4.4 the administrations of the Member countries are not entitled to allocate frequency stations
contrary to the table of allocation of frequency bands, referred to in the order,
or with other provisions of the regulations, with the exception of the express condition that the
Jets will not be harmful interference to services whose stations are
operated in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution, the Convention and the regulations, or that the
It will not be for such allocation requested protection from interference caused by these
services.
4.5 Frequency allocated to a particular service station must be separated from the limits of the
the bandwidth allocated to this service so that, having regard to the frequency band
assigned to the Centre will not be targeted harmful interference to services to which they are
allocated immediately adjacent frequency bands.
4.6 a radio service is for the purposes of resolving cases of harmful
interference to radiocommunication service is considered. The radio astronomy service
However, you will be provided only to such protection from different services in other
zones, which are protected by these various services with each other.
4.7 service, space research (passive) service and the exploration satellite
Country (passive) will be for the purposes of resolving cases of harmful interference
enjoy such protection from the various services in other zones,
What are these different services are protected from each other.
4.8 if, in the neighbouring regions or in their parts of the allocated
frequency band different services with the same categories (see Chapter 5,
Sections I and II.), is the basic principle of equality of rights for the operation. In
accordance with each service station must be in one region or in the
parts of it operated so as to cause no harmful interference to any of the
services of the same or higher category in other regions or in their
sections.
4.9 the station in distress and/or station that helps distressed, it does not prevent the
None of the provisions of the order in the use of all radio communications
resources at its disposal, to get attention, announced
the situation and the position of the station in distress and to have jumped into the or
assistance.
Chapter 5
Frequency allocation
(Extract from article 5 of the procedure)
Introduction
5.1 if the radio spectrum management uses the terms of allocation
Group allocation and rationing, these concepts in three working
languages of the International Telecommunication Union and the English meanings given in
provisions of 1.16 to 1.18.
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The frequency or the assignment names
gleam. zone
assigns the
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French English Spanish English
Attribution services allocation atribuciónpřidělení
(attribuer) (allocate) (atribuir)
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Regions allotissement adjudicaciónskupinové allotment
or countries (allotir) (allot) (adjudicar) allocation
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Stations of an assignment asignación allocation
(assigner) (assign) (asignar)
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Section i. regions and zones
5.2 for the allocation of frequencies, the world was divided into three regions. Czech
Republic belongs to the region of 1.
5.3 Region 1:
Region 1 includes the territory bounded on the East by line and the (lines and, (B) and (C)
are defined later), and on the West by a line (B), in addition to all of the territory of Iran
lying within the following limits. It also includes all the territory of Armenia,
Azerbaijan, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Mongolia, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan,
Russia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Turkey and Ukraine, and the territory of the
North of Russia, lying between lines A and C.
5.4 Region 2:
Region 2 includes the territory bounded on the East by line B and on the West by a line
(C).
5.5 Region 3:
Region 3 includes the territory bounded on the East by line C and on the West by a line
And in addition to the territory of Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Mongolia,
Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, the Russian Federation, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan,
Turkey and Ukraine and the territory north of the Russian Federation. It also includes the
part of the territory of Iran, which lies outside these limits.
5.6 Lines A, B and C are defined as follows:
5.7 Line and:
Line and comes from the North Pole, tracks, 40. Meridian East
Greenwich-to-40. North latitude, then arc to circle
to the intersection of 60. the East of the Meridian with the Tropic of cancer and eventually
tracks 60. East Meridian to the South Pole.
5.8. Line (B):
Line (B) is based on from the North Pole, track 10. Meridian West
Greenwich to its intersection with 72. the Northern parallel, then arc
the main circle to the intersection of 50. West of the Meridian with 40. North
the parallel, over an arc of circle to the intersection of the 20. the Western
the Meridian and 10. South latitude and eventually tracks the 20. Western Meridian
to the South Pole.
5.9 Line (C):
Line C is based on from the North Pole, follows the arc of the circle to
the intersection of North latitude 65 ° 30 ' with the international border in the Bering
the Strait, then arc to the intersection of the circle is 165. East
the Meridian and North of 50. the parallel, tracks the arc of the main
circle up to the intersection of 170. West of the Meridian with 10. North
the parallel, continues along the 10. North parallel of latitude to its
the intersection of the 120. West Meridian, finally then pursued 120. Western
Meridian to the South Pole.
Section II. Services, and the allocation of
5.23 preferential and ancillary services
5.24 1) Is selected in the table some of the frequency range indicated as
allocated to more than one service, either worldwide or in any
The region, these services are written in the following order:
5.25 and) services whose names are printed in capital letters
(for example: fixed) are called priority services;
5.26 b) services whose names are printed in ordinary type (example:
The variable) are called ancillary services (see the provisions of the 5.28-5.31
Procedure).
5.27 2) additional notes are printed in ordinary type (for example:
The VARIABLE in addition to air moving).
5.28 3) ancillary service Station:
5.29 a) may not cause harmful interference to stations of the priority services
which are the frequencies already allocated or to be allocated later than them;
5:30 b) cannot claim protection from harmful interference from stations
priority services, which are already allocated or will rates
allocated later than them;
5.31 (c)) may, however, claim protection from harmful interference from stations
the same or other ancillary services to which they may be assigned frequencies
later than them.
5.32.4) if in a note of the order of specified band stamped as allocated
some services on the territory of the closely connected less than a Region or a country,
It is a minor service (see the provisions of 5.28, up 5.31).
5.33 5) where in a note of the order of specified band stamped as allocated
some of the services on a priority basis in the territory of less than Region or in some
the country, it is the preferred service only in that territory or in this country.
5.34 the additional allocation
5.35 1) where in a note of the order of specified band stamped as allocated
In addition, some services on the territory of less than a Region or a country,
as for the additional allocation, i.e.. the allocation, which is on the territory of the
or in this country, connects to the service or to the services that are in the
table marked (see fig. 5.36).
5.36 2) does not include a note of the order of any restrictions imposed on the service
or services, in addition to the limitations that these services will be operated only on the
particular territory or in a particular country, then the station of this service or these
services have equal traffic rights relative to other stations preferred
the service or services referred to in the table.
5.37 3) if the supplementary allocation is stored in addition to the other restrictions
restriction of use only in a particular territory or in a certain country, it is
indicated in the note of the order.
5.38 Spare allocation
5.39 1) where in a note of the order of specified band stamped as allocated
one or more services on the territory of less than a Region or a country,
as for a replacement, i.e. the allocation. the allocation, which in this area or in the
This country is replaced by the allocation shown in the table (see the provisions of the No.
the management procedure).
5.40 2) does not include a note of the order of no restriction, the stored stations
the service or services, in addition to the limitations that these services will be
operated only in a particular territory or in a certain country, then this station
services or those services have equal traffic rights relative to the
other priority services stations or services listed in the table, which
This band is allocated to other territories or in other countries.
5.41 3) Are assigned to stations náhradně services except the constraint that the
This service will be operated only in a particular territory or in a specific country,
imposed additional restrictions, it is indicated in the note of the order.
5.42 miscellaneous provisions
5.43 1) if in the order stated that the specific service or specific stations in the
a particular service may be in a particular frequency band operated under
the condition that the Jets will not be harmful interference to other services or other
the station in the same service, it also means that this service, which may not
cause harmful interference, cannot claim protection against harmful
interference caused by another service or a different station in the same service.
5 and 1) if in the order stated that the specific service or a specific station
can be operated in a particular frequency band, on condition that
do not claim protection from another service or station in the same
service, it also means that this service, which cannot claim the protection of the
against harmful interference shall not cause harmful interference to other services or
another station in the same service.
5.44 2) unless stated otherwise in the order note, the concept of fixed service
anywhere is found in section IV. This chapter does not include system
taking the dissemination of ionosférickým scattering.
Section III. The Comments Of The Order
The order of the notes in this section are extracts from article 5 of the Procedure in the following
on their use in the national frequency table referred to in section V of this
Chapter.
The names of the countries referred to in the notes of the order are only the names of the territory,
managed by the competent national authorities, rather than listing the names of the
State units.
5.53 Management that enables to use frequencies lower than 9 kHz, it shall ensure
that that this does harmful interference to services to which they are assigned a zone above the
9 kHz.
5.54 Managing, carrying out scientific research on frequencies below 9 kHz, with
urgently requested to inform others of the administration concerned may
cover, and that this research had all practically feasible
protection against harmful interference.
5.56 Stations which are assigned to zone 14-19.95 kHz and 20,05-70
In addition, in the Regionu1 kHz and band 72-84 kHz and 86-90 kHz, can broadcast
frequency standards and time signals. Such a station must be protected
against harmful interference. In Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Bulgaria,
Georgia, Kazakhstan, Mongolia, Kyrgyzstan, Slovakia, Russia,
Tajikistan and Turkmenistan to the purpose it's frequencies 25 kHz
and 50 kHz under the same conditions
5.57. the use of the bands 14-19.95 kHz, 20,05-70 kHz and 70-90 kHz (in the region
1:72-85 kHz and 86-90 kHz) maritime moving service is limited to the
radiotelegraphy and coastal stations (A1A and F1B). Exceptionally, it is allowed
to use the broadcast class J2B or J7B provided that the width of the required
zone shall not exceed the one that corresponds to the normal broadcast of the class A1, and or
F1B in those zones.
5.60 in the 70-90 kHz (in region 1:70-86 kHz) and 110-130 kHz (in
Region 1:112-130 kHz) can make use of a pulsed radio navigation
with the condition that the system may not cause harmful interference to stations
other services to which they are allocated to those zones.
5.62 the Administration, which operates the station a radionavigation service in the band
90-110 kHz, is urged to coordinate technical and operational
data for these stations so as to avoid harmful interference to services they
provided by.
5.64 for stations in the fixed service bands allocated to this service out of 90
kHz and 160 kHz (in the region of 1:148.5 kHz) and for maritime mobile stations
services in bands allocated to this service between 160 kHz and 110 kHz (in
Region 1:148.5 kHz) are only allowed to broadcast classes A1A or F1B,
A2c, A3C, F1C or F3C. Exceptionally, they are in the band 110-160 kHz (in the region
1:148.5 kHz) for maritime mobile services enabled also
J2B class or broadcast J7B.
5.67 and Station in the amateur service utilizing frequencies in the band
135,7-137.8 kHz shall not exceed the maximum radiated power 1 W (e.i.r.p.)
and may not cause harmful interference to stations in the radionavigation service
the countries referred to in the provisions of 5.67 order.
(B) the use of zone 135,7 5.67-137.8 kHz in Algeria, Egypt, Iran, Iraq,
Libya, Lebanon, Syria, Sudan and Tunisia, is limited to the fixed service
and maritime moving service. In the above mentioned countries may not be band
135,7-137.8 kHz used by an amateur, which is taken in the
account of countries that permit such use.
5.73 in 285-325 kHz band (in the region of 1:283,5-325 kHz) can be in the maritime
radionavigation service also broadcast additional navigational information with
using narrow-band techniques under the condition that this does not cause harmful
interference to the radionavigation beacons transmitting stations in the service.
the additional allocation: 5.74 in region 1 is-285,7 kHz 285,3 zone
In addition, the priority assigned to the maritime radionavigation service (with the exception of
EPIRB).
5.76 410 kHz Frequency is intended for radio-tracking devices to maritime
radio navigation service. Other radio navigation service, which is zone
405-415 kHz allocated, may not cause harmful interference to radio
tracking devices in the band 406,5-413,5 kHz.
the use of the bands 415-5.79 495 kHz and 505-526.5 kHz (in region 2:505-510
kHz) maritime moving service is limited to the radio-telegraphy.
5.79 and the establishment of coastal stations in service NAVTEX frequencies
518 kHz and 490 kHz, 4209.5 kHz, and strongly recommends that the administrations
coordinate their operating characteristics in accordance with the procedures
The International Maritime Organization (IMO), see the screen resolution 339.
5.82 the maritime mobile service will be 490 kHz frequency use
exclusively for the coastal stations broadcast navigation and meteorological
alerts and messages for the hard-working vessels using narrowband telegraphy with
direct printing. The conditions for the use of frequency of 490 kHz are prescribed
articles 31 and 52 of the order. The Administration is asking that as the use of bandwidth
415-495 kHz aeronautical radionavigation service ensure that the frequency of 490
kHz was not targeted harmful interference.
5.82 and use of bandwidth, 495-505 kHz is restricted to a radio-telegraphy.
(B) authorizing the use of Management 5.82 frequencies in the band 495-505 kHz in other
services than floating sea are required to ensure that there was no
by using harmful interference to maritime mobile service in this band or
services with allocations in the adjacent zones and in particular must ensure
the terms of use of the frequency 518 kHz and 490 kHz to dictate articles 31
and 52 of the order.
the conditions for the use of frequency 5.84 518 kHz of maritime moving service
are prescribed in articles 31 and 52 of the order.
5.90 in the band 1605-1705 kHz in cases that involve some
radio stations in the region 2, must be a range of maritime services
moving stations in region 1 is limited to the size of the specified coverage
the ground wave.
some countries in the region, 5.92 1 radiodetermination systems in use
bands of 1606,5-1625 1635-1800 kHz kHz kHz, 1850-2160, 2194-2300 kHz,
2502-2850 kHz and 3500-3800 kHz with a condition of the agreement, obtained by
the procedure laid down in the provisions of no. 9.21 of the order. Medium radiated power
These stations may not exceed 50 watts.
the additional allocation: 5.93 in Angola, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus,
Georgia, Hungary, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova, Mongolia,
Nigeria, Uzbekistan, Poland, Kyrgyzstan, Slovakia, the Czech
Republic, Russia, Tajikistan, Chad, Turkmenistan and Ukraine are
1625-1635 kHz bandwidth, 1800-1810 kHz and 2160-2170 kHz assigned addition
fixed and land mobile service under the agreement, formal
According to the procedure laid down in the provisions of no. 9.21 of the order.
5.96 in 1715-1800 kHz, 1850-2000 kHz can management Germany
Austria, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Denmark, Estonia, Finland,
Georgia, Hungary, Ireland, Iceland, Israel, Kazakhstan, Latvia,
Lithuania, Liechtenstein, Malta, Moldova, Norway, Uzbekistan, Poland,
Kyrgyzstan, Slovakia, the Czech Republic, the United Kingdom, Russia,
Sweden, Switzerland, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Ukraine allocate up to
200 kHz his amateur service. In the allocation of pásemv to this extent, however,
administration of these countries after earlier consultations with the administrations of neighbouring
countries shall carry out any measures to prevent harmful interference
fixed and mobile services of other countries, their amateur service.
The mean performance of any amateur station here must not exceed 10 w.
5.98 Spare allocation: in Angola, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus,
Belgium, Cameroon, The Congo, Denmark, Egypt, Eritrea, Spain, Ethiopia,
Georgia, Greece, Italy, Kazakhstan, Lebanon, Lithuania, Moldova, Syria,
Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Somalia, Tajikistan, Tunisia, Turkmenistan,
Turkey and Ukraine is zone 1810-1830 kHz allocated to fixed
and the mobile service, except aeronautical mobile.
the additional allocation: 5.99 in Saudi Arabia, Austria, Iraq, Libya,
Uzbekistan, Slovakia, Romania, Serbia, Slovenia, Chad and Togo
is the zone of 1810-1830 kHz allocated in addition, preferably of fixed and variable
the service, in addition to the air moving.
5100 in the region may be permission to use bandwidth 1810-1830 kHz
amateur service in the countries situated wholly or partly to the North
from 40 ° N to be granted until after the consultations with the countries mentioned in the provisions
No 5.98 5.99 Order and, for the purpose of determining the measures necessary to
prevent harmful interference between amateur stations and stations
other services operated in accordance with the provisions of no. 5.98 and 5.99
Of the order.
5,058 in region 1 in the allocation of stations in the fixed and mobile service in
the bands 1850-2045 kHz, 2194-2498 kHz, 2502-2638 kHz and 2677-2850 kHz would
the Administration should take into account the special requirements of the maritime mobile service.
5.104 in region 1 is the use of the band 2025-2045 kHz cable
weather service limited to station oceánografických buoys.
5.108 the carrier frequency 2182 kHz is the international distress and calling frequency
for radio-telephony. Conditions of use 2173,5-2190,5 kHz are
prescribed in articles 31 and 52 of the order.
5.109 Frequencies 2187.5 kHz, 4207.5 kHz, 6312 kHz, 8414.5 kHz, 12 577 kHz
804.5 kHz, and 16 are international emergency frequencies for digital
selective call. The conditions for the use of these frequencies are
prescribed in article 31 of the regulations.
on 5,111 Frequencies 2174.5 kHz, 4177.5 kHz, 8376.5 kHz 6268 kHz, 12 520 kHz
and 16 695 kHz are international emergency frequencies for narrowband
direct-printing telegraphy. The conditions for the use of these frequencies are
prescribed in article 31 of the regulations.
5.111 carrier frequencies 2182 kHz, 3023 kHz, 5680 kHz, 8364 kHz frequencies
121.5 MHz 156.525 MHz, 156.8 MHz and 243 MHz may use in
accordance with the procedures, paying for terrestrial radio services, for
Search and rescue operations concerning the spacecraft with the crew.
The conditions for the use of these frequencies are prescribed in article 31
Of the order.
The same applies to the frequencies 10 003 kHz kHz and 14 993 19 993 kHz, but
in each of the cases must be limited to the broadcast band
3 kHz around the appropriate frequency.
5,115 carrier frequencies (reference) 3023 kHz, 5680 kHz can also
use in accordance with article 31 of the station of the maritime mobile service
interested in a coordinated search and rescue operations.
5.116 Regarding permission to use bandwidth 3155-3195 kHz managing
urged to provide a common global channel for wireless
low power devices for hearing aids. Other channels for this
devices for covering local needs can be assigned in the bands management
between 3400 kHz kHz, 3155.
It should be noted that the rates in the area of 3000 kHz to 4000 kHz are
suitable for devices for hearing aids, designed to run on small
distances in the range of the electromagnetic field.
5.127 use 4000-4063 kHz maritime moving service is
limited to plavidlové stations using radiotelephony (see
the provisions of the 52.220 and Appendix 17).
conditions of use of goods or services bearing frequencies 4125 kHz 6215 kHz and are
prescribed in articles 31 and 52 of the order.
5.131 4209.5 kHz Frequency used exclusively for the coastal stations
the broadcast of meteorological and navigation messages for alerts and hard-working
vessels using narrow band direct printing techniques.
5,132 4210, 6314 kHz Frequency kHz, 8416.5 kHz, 806.5 kHz, 16 12 579
kHz, 20 kHz, 680.5 kHz and 26 22 376 100.5 kHz are international frequencies
for the broadcast of maritime safety information (MSI) (see Appendix 17
Procedure).
the use of belt on 5,050 5900-5950 kHz, 7300-7350 kHz, 9400-9500 kHz,
11600-11650 kHz, 12050-12100 kHz 13570,-13600-13800 kHz 13870 kHz,
15600-15800 kHz 17480-17535 kHz and 18900-19020 kHz radio service
shall be subject to the procedure provided for in article 12 of the order. The Administration is asking that this
bandwidth use in order to facilitate the introduction of digitally modulated broadcast in
accordance with the provisions of Resolution 517.
5.136 Additional allocation: the band of frequencies in 5900-5950 kHz may be
stations services mentioned below are used in contact only within the boundaries of
States in which they are located, provided that the Jets will not be harmful
interference to radio services: fixed service in all three Regions,
land mobile service in region 1, the mobile service, except aeronautical
movable (R), in regions 2 and 3. The Administration is urged to
use of the frequencies in this band with a minimum required performance and to
take into account the seasonal use of the radio frequencies used by the service,
released in compliance regulations.
5.137 Zone 6200-6213,5 kHz and 6220,5-6525 kHz may exceptionally use
stations in the fixed service for only within the boundaries of the country in which they are
placed, with a medium power not exceeding 50 W, provided that
Jets will not be harmful interference to maritime mobile service. When
reporting of these frequencies will be Radiocommunication Bureau of ITU to know top
conditions attention.
5.138 for zones
6765-6795 kHz (medium frequency 6780 kHz),
433,05-434,79 MHz (center frequency 433.92 MHz) in region 1, in addition to the countries listed in 5.280,
61-61.5 GHz (medium frequency 61.25 GHz),
122-123 GHz (medium frequency 122.5 GHz),
244-246 GHz (medium frequency 245 GHz)
assume that you use for industrial, scientific and medical (ISM).
The use of these bands for the purpose of the ISM CODE is subject to special permission
the consent of the competent administration with other administrations, which
radio services might be affected. In the application of this
the Administration will give due consideration to the provisions of the most recent relevant recommendations
ITU-R.
5.138 and 6765-7000 kHz Band is 29. March 2009 assigned priority
the fixed service and the land mobile service closely connected. After this date, this is the
the band allocated to the fixed service and the mobile service in addition to the
air moving (R).
5.141 C 7100-7200 kHz Band is in regions 1 and 3 to 29. March 2009
allocated priority radio service.
the additional allocation: 5.143 frequencies in the band-7350 7300 kHz may be
used by stations in the fixed and land mobile service in contact only
within the boundaries of the States in which they are located, provided that it will not
by using harmful interference to radio services. Administration urged
to use the frequencies in this band with a minimum required performance and
in order to take account of the seasonal use of the radio frequencies used by the service,
materials that will be in accordance with the Radio Regulations.
5.143 (B) 7350-7450 kHz Band is in the region of 1 to 29. March 2009 allocated
fixed service and the land mobile service closely connected. After 29.
March 2009 can be frequencies in the band of 7350-7450 kHz used
stations in the fixed and land mobile service only for routes within
the boundaries of the country in which they are located, with the condition that the Jets will not be
harmful interference to radio services, and that the total radiated power of
stations shall not exceed 24 dBW.
5.143 E Band 7450-8100 kHz is 29. March 2009 assigned priority
the fixed service and the land mobile service closely connected.
the conditions for the use of load-bearing 5.145 frequencies 12 290 kHz 8291 kHz, and 16
420 kHz are prescribed in articles 31 and 52 of the order.
the additional allocation: 5.146 frequencies in the bands 9400-9500 kHz, 11 600-11
650 kHz, 12 050-12 100 kHz, 15 600-800 kHz, 17 15 480-17 550 kHz and 18
900-19 020 kHz may be used by fixed service stations in contact
only within the boundaries of the States in which they are located, provided that
Jets will not be harmful interference to the radio service. The administration shall be urgently
ask that for fixed service use of the frequencies in this band with
minimum required performance and to take into account the seasonal use of the
frequencies radio service, released in accordance with the regulations.
5.147 Frequencies in the bands 9775-9900 kHz, 11-11 700 650 kHz and 11 975-12
050 kHz can be used by stations in the fixed service in contact only
within the boundaries of the countries in which they are located, with the overall Flash emission may cause performance
not exceeding in any station + 24 dBW, on condition that they will not be
by using harmful interference to radio services.
5.149 administration, granting appropriations stations services other than
for the latter, in the following zones:
13 360-410 13 kHz, 4950-4990 MHz, 102-109.5 GHz,
25-25 670 kHz, 4990-5000 MHz, 81.1-114,25 GHz,
37.5-38,25 MHz-6675,2 MHz, 6650, 128,33-128,59 GHz,
73-46.4 MHz in regions 1 and 3, 10.6-10.68 GHz, 129,49 GHz, 129,23-
150,05-153 MHz in region 1, 14,47-14.5 GHz, 130-134 GHz,
322-328.6 MHz, 22,01-22,21 GHz, 136-148.5 GHz,
406.1-410 MHz, 22,21-22.5 GHz, a 151.5-158,5 GHz,
608-614 MHz in regions 1 and 3, 22,81-22.86 GHz, 168,93 GHz, 168,59-
1330-1400 MHz, 23.07-23.12 GHz, 171,45 GHz, 171,11-
1610,6-1613,8 MHz, 31.2-31.3 GHz, 172,31-172,65 GHz,
1660-1670 MHz, 31.5-31.8 GHz band in regions 1 and 3, 173,52-173,85 GHz,
1718,8-1722,2 MHz, 36,43-36.5 GHz, 196,15 GHz, 195,75-
2655-2690 MHz 42.5-43.5 GHz, 209-226 GHz,
3260-3264, 48,94-49,04 GHz, 241-250 GHz and
3332-3339 MHz, 76-86 GHz, 252-275 GHz
3345,8-3352,5 MHz, 92-94 GHz,
4825-4835, 94.1 MHz-100 GHz,
is urged to take all practicable measures to
protection against harmful interference to the radio astronomy service. Broadcast
space or aircraft stations can be particularly serious sources
interference to the radio astronomy service (see the provisions of 4.5 and 4.6, and article 29 of the
Xadu).
5.150 Zone
13 553-567 13 kHz (medium frequency 13 560 kHz),
26 957-27 283 kHz (medium frequency 27 120 kHz),
40,66-40,70 MHz (center frequency 40.68 MHz),
902-928 MHz in region 2 (the mean frequency of 915 MHz),
2400-2500 MHz (center frequency of 2450 MHz),
5725-5875 MHz (mean 5800 MHz frequency), and
24-24.25 GHz (medium frequency 24.125 GHz)
are assumed to be used for industrial, scientific and medical purposes
(ISM). Radiocommunication services operating in these bands must tolerate
harmful interference that may be caused by this use. Device
The ISM operating in these zones are subject to the provisions of Order No. 15.13
.
5.151 Additional allocation: the bands 13 frequencies in 570-13 600 kHz and 13
800-13 870 kHz may be used by the fixed service and the mobile stations
services, in addition to the air moving (R), in contact only within the boundaries of
States in which they are located, provided that the Jets will not be harmful
interference of the radio service. The Administration is urged to take advantage of
frequencies in this band with a minimum required performance and to take
account of the seasonal use of the radio frequencies used by the service, the materials in the
accordance with the regulations.
5.155 (B) Band 21 870-21 924 kHz uses the fixed service to provide
services in relation to the safety of flight operations.
5.156 and use of zone 23 200-23 350 kHz fixed service is limited to the
the provision of services in relation to the safety of flight operations.
5.157 use 23 350-24 000 kHz maritime moving service is
limited to radio-telegraphy between vessels.
191 and the additional allocation: in Germany, Austria, Belgium, Bosnia and
Herzegovina, China, Vatican, Denmark, Spain, Estonia, Finland,
France, Ireland, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Macedonia,
Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Monaco, Montenegro, Norway,
The Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, the Czech Republic,
The United Kingdom, Russia, Sweden, Serbia, Slovenia and Switzerland
is the zone 46-68 MHz in addition, circumstantially assigned radar duty. This
use is restricted to the radar sensors of the direction and speed of wind in the
accordance with Resolucí 217.
the additional allocation: 5,239 in Armenia, Belarus, Georgia, Hungary,
Kazakhstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, on
Slovakia, Czech Republic, Russia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and
Ukraine are zone 47-48,5-56,5 MHz and 58 MHz allocated in addition, circumstantially
the fixed and land mobile service.
the additional allocation: 5.164 in Albania, Germany, Austria, Belgium, Bosnia
and Herzegovina, Botswana, Bulgaria, Côte d'Ivoire, Denmark,
Spain, Estonia, Finland, France, Gabon, Greece, Ireland, Israel,
Italy, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg,
Madagascar, Mali, Malta, Morocco, Mauritania, Monaco, Black
The Mountain, Nigeria, Norway, The Netherlands, Poland, Syria, Romania, The United
Kingdom, Slovenia, Sweden, Switzerland, Swaziland, Chad, Togo,
Tunisia, Turkey and Serbia is timezone 47-68 MHz, in South Africa zone
47-50 MHz band in the Czech Republic 66-68 MHz band in Latvia and Lithuania
48,5-56,5 MHz allocated extra terrestrial mobile service as a priority.
Land mobile service station in the above countries appointed in conjunction
with the appropriate zones, however, must not cause harmful interference to existing
or planned radio stations above or from the amount of other countries
them to seek protection against such interference.
5.180 75 MHz Frequency is allocated to radio signals (marker
beacons). The Administration will limit the allocation of the frequencies close to the borders of the
the protection stations of other services, which, in the exercise or
geographical position could cause harmful interference to radio lights
or is otherwise restricted.
You must make every endeavour to further improve the characteristics of the aircraft
receivers and a limitation of the power stations in the vicinity of the border 74.8
MHz and 75.2 MHz.
and the additional allocation: 5.197 zone 108-117,975 MHz is also a priority
allocated to the aeronautical mobile service (R), limited to systems
operated in accordance with the recognised international aviation standards.
Such use must be in accordance with the Resolucí 413. The use of bandwidth
108-112 MHz air motion (R) service must be limited to systems
consisting of transmitters on Earth and the associated receivers, transmitting the
navigation information in support of air navigation functions in accordance with the
the recognised international aviation standards.
5,200 Frequency 121.5 MHz in the band 117,975-137 MHz aircraft emergency
frequency, and if it is required, it is associated with the air frequency 123.1
MHz as an auxiliary. Mobile stations maritime mobile services may, for
the purpose of the distress and safety on these frequencies to communicate with stations
air services under the conditions laid down in article 31 of the regulations.
the additional allocation on 5,196: Angola, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus,
Bulgaria, Estonia, Georgia, Hungary, Iran, Iraq, Japan,
Kazakhstan, Latvia, Moldova, Mongolia, Mozambique, Uzbekistan,
Papua New Guinea, Poland, Kyrgyzstan, Slovakia, the Czech
Republic, Romania, Russia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Ukraine
is 132-136 MHz band allocated in addition, preferably air moving (OR)
the service. Management of air moving in the allocation of frequencies (OR) service
taking into account the frequencies assigned to stations in the aeronautical mobile (R)
the service.
the additional allocation: 5.202 band 136-137 MHz is in Saudi Arabia,
Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Bulgaria, United Arab
Emirates, Georgia, Iran, Jordan, Latvia, Moldova, Oman,
Uzbekistan, Poland, Syria, Kyrgyzstan, Slovakia, the Czech
Republic, Romania, Russia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Ukraine
In addition, the priority allocated to the aeronautical mobile (OR) service. Administration in
the allocation of frequencies, stations in the aeronautical mobile (OR) the service shall take into
account the frequency assigned to stations in the aeronautical mobile (R) service.
Different service categories: 5.206 in Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus,
Bulgaria, Egypt, Finland, France, Georgia, Greece, Kazakhstan,
Lebanon, Moldova, Mongolia, Uzbekistan, Poland, Kyrgyzstan,
Syria, Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Romania, Russia, Tajikistan,
Turkmenistan and Ukraine is 137-138 MHz band allocated to priority
air moving (OR) service (see no. 5.33 provisions procedure).
5.208 of 137-138 MHz satellite moving service is subject to
coordination under the provisions of no. 9-11 and the regulations.
and in the allocation of Management 5.208 frequencies cosmic satellite stations
mobile service in the bands 137-138 MHz, 387-390 MHz and 400,15-401 MHz
implement all practicable steps to protect radio astronomy
services in the bands 150,05-153 MHz, 322-328.6 MHz, 406.1-410 MHz and 608-614
MHz from harmful interference from unwanted exposure. Threshold values
interference to the radio astronomy service, are set out in the relevant
ITU-R recommendation.
5.208 B ^ 4) in the bands
137-138 MHz,
387-390 MHz
400,15-401 MHz,
1452-1492 MHz
1525-1610 MHz,
1613,8-1 626,5 MHz,
2655-2690 MHz,
21.4-22 GHz
apply Resolution 739
the use of belt 5,224 137-138 MHz, 148-150,05 MHz, 400,05 MHz, 399.9-
400,15-401 MHz, 455-456 MHz and 459-460 MHz satellite moving service
is restricted to the negeostacionární satellite system.
the additional allocation: 5.210 in Italy, the Czech Republic and the United
Kingdom are bands 138-143.6 MHz and 143,65-144 MHz allocated in addition
circumstantially space research service (the downward direction).
the additional allocation on 5,207: with a condition of the agreement reached under the procedure
provided for in the provisions of the regulations, a zone of 9.21 148-149,9 MHz allocated
In addition, priority service space (upward direction). The width of the
the bandwidth of an individual broadcast shall not exceed 25 kHz.
5.219 use 148-149,9 MHz satellite moving service
is subject to coordination under the provisions of no. 9-11 and the regulations. Satellite mobile
the service must not restrict the development and operation of the fixed and mobile services
space operation in the band 148-149,9 MHz.
the use of belt on 5,269 149,9-150,05 MHz and 399.9-400,05 MHz satellite
moving service is subject to coordination under the provisions of no. 9-11 and the regulations.
Satellite mobile service must not restrict the development and operation of satellite
radionavigation service in the bands 150.05 MHz and-149,9 399.9-400,05 MHz.
5.222 149,9 zones-150,5 MHz and 399.9-400,05 MHz may be broadcast
satellite radio navigation service used by the receiving Earth
stations in the space research service.
5.223 Recognises that the use of bandwidth-149,9 150,05 MHz fixed and
moving service may cause harmful interference to the satellite
radio navigation service, and therefore the Administration requested that pursuant to the provisions
no use of this fixed the order of 4.4.
and use of the bands 5.224 149,9-150,05 MHz and 399.9-400,05 MHz satellite
moving services (upward direction) is limited to satellite ground
moving service (upward direction) to 1. January 2015.
(B) the allocation bands 5.224 149,9-150,05 MHz and 399.9-400,05 MHz satellite
radionavigation service applies to 1. January 2015.
5.226 156.525 MHz Frequency is the international distress frequency,
safety and call for maritime floating service, realized FM
they using digital selective (DSC). Terms and conditions
for the use of the frequency band 156,4875-156,5625 MHz are
contained in article 31 and 52 and Appendix 18.
156.8 MHz frequency is the international distress frequency, security and
call for maritime floating service, FM they realized.
Conditions of use of this frequency band 156,7625-156,8375 MHz are in
Article 31 and Appendix 18 of the order.
In the 156-156,4875 MHz 156,5625-156,7625 MHz 156,8375-157,45 MHz
160.6-160,975 MHz and 162,05 MHz 161,475-each administration shall be obliged to
favor to maritime moving service only on those frequencies that
the administration shall allocate to the maritime mobile service stations (see articles 31 and
52 and Appendix 18).
It is necessary to avoid any use of frequencies in these zones, stations
other services to which they are assigned, those zones in areas where
such use may cause harmful interference to maritime mobile VHF
radio communication service.
Frequencies 156.8 MHz and 156.525 MHz and the frequency bands in which the
the preferred option of the maritime mobile service, however, can be used for
radio communications on inland waterways subject to the agreement
between stakeholders and administrations concerned and taking into account the current
the use of frequencies and existing agreements.
Additional Bandwidth allocation: 5.227 156,4875-156,5125 MHz and
156,5375-156,5625 MHz are allocated in addition, fixed and ground
mobile service. The use of these bands, the fixed and variable by
may not cause harmful interference to maritime mobile VHF radio communications
the service nor for them may not be claimed in respect of that service.
and the supplementary allocation 5.227: Zone 161,9625-161,9875 MHz and
162,0125-162,0375 MHz are allocated in addition, circumstantially mobile satellite
Service (upward direction) for the automatic broadcast reception
the identification system of stations operated by the maritime mobile
(see Appendix 6).
5.254 Zone 235-322 MHz and 399.9 MHz 335.4-can be used by
satellite floating by with a condition of the agreement, obtained by
the procedure provided for in the provisions of the order, and with the gondola, provided that
the station in this service will not cause harmful interference to stations
other services operated or planned to operate in accordance with the
table of frequency allocations, with the exception of the supplementary allocation under
Notes on 5,440 real and order.
on 5,255 312-315 MHz Bandwidth (upward direction) and 387-390 MHz (downward direction)
in the mobile satellite service may also be used by systems with
negeostacionárními satellites. This use of is subject to coordination by
the provisions of no. 9-11 and the regulations.
on 5,440 real Frequency 243 MHz is in this zone to be used for station
rescue vessels and for equipment used for emergency purposes.
on 5,440 real and additional allocation: in China, Russia, Kazakhstan, and Ukraine is
258-261 MHz band allocated in addition, preferably the space research
(the upward direction) and the space (upward direction). Station
in the space research service (upward direction) and cosmic
(the upward direction) may not cause harmful interference to systems in
mobile service or systems in the mobile satellite service operated by
in this zone or request protection before them or limit their
use and development. Stations in the space research service (upward
direction) and space (upward direction) must not restrict the
the future development of systems in the fixed service in other countries.
5.257 267-272 MHz Band may use in their management of managed
priority countries for satellite telemetry, if they reach an agreement about it
in accordance with the procedure laid down in the provisions of no. 9.21 of the order.
5.258 of 328.6 to 335.4 MHz air-radionavigation service
is limited to the system for the landing of aircraft using instruments
(glide precision approach the lighthouse rays).
the additional allocation on 5,257 vacation rental: in Egypt, Israel and Syria is the zone
328.6 to 335.4 MHz allocated extra-circumstantially mobile service with the condition
achieving agreement in accordance with the procedure laid down in the provisions of no. 9.21 of the order.
In order to ensure that the Jets will not be harmful interference to stations in the air
radionavigation service stations may not be mobile service in this band
introduced before the zone is no longer required for
radio navigation service any of the administrations, which will, where appropriate,
identified when you use the procedure according to the provisions of no. 9.21 of the order.
the use of the bands 399.9-5.260 400,05 MHz by the fixed and variable can
cause harmful interference to the radionavigation satellite service, and administration
urged, in the context of the application of the determination of no 4.4 Procedure such
the use of fixed.
5.261 Broadcast must be limited to around 25 kHz frequency band
normal 400.1 MHz.
5,300 400,15-401 MHz Band is allocated extra space research service
on the directions of the Cosmos-cosmos for connection with the space craft with a human
the crew. Used by the space research service in this way is not considered
security service.
5.264 use 400,15-401 MHz satellite moving service
is subject to coordination under the provisions of no. 9-11 and the regulations. Limit density
power flow as referred to in annex 1 of Appendix 5 of the order will be valid until
It will revise the relevant World Radiocommunication Conference.
5.266 of 406-406.1 MHz satellite moving service is
limited to satellite radio signals, indicating a small performance location
disaster (see also article 31 of the code).
Any broadcast capable 5.267 causing harmful interference to the permitted
the use of the band 406-406.1 MHz is prohibited.
on 5,268 use 410-420 MHz by space research is limited
on the connection of up to 5 km from the spacecraft with the crew in orbit.
Power flow density at the Earth's surface caused by broadcasters in
the activities of the outside space of the vessel must not exceed-153 dB (W/m2) for 0
St. 5 °,-153 + 0.077 (O-5) dB (W/m2) for 5 St. 70 degrees and-148 dB (W/m2)
for 70 St. 90 St., where is the angle of the impact of radio waves, and reference
bandwidth of 4 kHz. On activities outside the space of the vessel shall not apply
the provisions of 4.10 order. In this frequency band shall not service
space research (satellites-satellites) to require protection from stations in the
fixed and mobile service or restrict their use and development.
and the use of this band to 5.279 sensors in active exploration satellite
Country communities (active) must be in accordance with recommendation ITU-R SA. 1260-1.
In the zone of the 432-438 MHz in addition must not cause harmful interference, active COMMUNITIES
air navigation service in China. The provisions of this note in any way
not lessen the commitment that COMMUNITIES (active) will be operated as a secondary
service in accordance with the provisions of no. 5.29 and 5.30 order.
5.280 in Germany, Austria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Macedonia,
Liechtenstein, Montenegro, Portugal, Slovenia, Serbia and Switzerland
433,05-434,79 zone MHz (medium frequency 433.92 MHz) designed for
industrial, scientific and medical (ISM) applications. Radio services
these countries, operating in this band must suffer the harmful interference,
that may be targeted by this use. ISM equipment operating in the
This zone shall be subject to the provisions in no. 15.13 of the order.
5,320 435-438 MHz Band, 1260-1270 MHz, 2400-2450 MHz, 3400-3410 MHz
(just in the region 2 and 3) and 5650-5670 MHz can enjoy satellite radio amateur
service with the condition that it will not cause harmful interference to other services
operating in accordance with the table of frequency allocations (see
the provisions of no. 5.43). Management that allow such use, are
required to ensure that each broadcasting station interference caused by
amateur satellite services will be immediately removed in accordance with the
provisions no 25.11 of the order. The use of belt 1260-1270 MHz and 5650-5670
MHz satellite service is limited to an amateur in an upward direction.
449,75-Band 450,25 5.286 MHz may be used by space services
operation and space research (upward direction) with the condition the achievement
the agreement according to the procedure laid down in the provisions of no. 9.21 of the order.
and use of the bands 5.286 455-456 MHz and 459-460 MHz satellite motion
the service is subject to coordination under the provisions of no. 9-11 and the regulations.
5.286 AAPásmo 450-470 MHz is idenifikováno to use for the Administration, which
wishing to implement International Mobile Telecommunications (International
Mobile Telecommunications, IMT), see Resolution 224. This identification
does not preclude the use of this bandwidth of applications which is allocated,
and does not create precedence in Radiokomunikačnímu order.
5.287 in maritime mobile service frequencies 457.525 MHz may, 457.550
MHz, 457.575 MHz, 467.525 MHz, 467.550 MHz and 467.575 MHz for
the on-board equipment. If it is needed, can be for on-board connections
used equipment with a channel spacing 12.5 kHz and introduced additional
frequencies 457.5375 MHz, 457.5625 MHz, 467.5375 MHz and 467.5625 MHz.
The use of these frequencies on inland waters may be subject to
national regulation of the participating Governments. The parameters of the used device must
conform to the specifications referred to in Recommendation ITU-R m. 1174-2.
5.289 460-470 MHz Band and 1690-1710 MHz may be used for
broadcast on the descending direction for the purposes of Earth exploration satellite services,
but other than the purposes of satellite-based weather service, provided that
not cause harmful interference to stations operating in accordance with the
table.
5.291 and additional allocation: in Germany, Austria, Denmark, Estonia,
Finland, Liechtenstein, Norway, the Netherlands, the Czech Republic and
Switzerland is the band 470-494 MHz allocated in addition, circumstantially radar
the service. This use is limited to the operation of the radiolocation transmitters
the direction and speed of wind in accordance with resolution 217.
the additional allocation: 5.306 in region 1, with the exception of the African radio
zone (see the provisions of 5.10 to 5.13) and in region 3 is a zone
608-614 MHz band allocated to the radio astronomy service closely connected in addition.
on 5,318 and regarding the band 620-790 MHz see also Resolution 549.
the additional allocation: 5.312 in Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus,
Bulgaria, Georgia, Hungary, Kazakhstan, Moldova, Mongolia,
Uzbekistan, Poland, Kyrgyzstan, Slovakia, the Czech Republic,
Romania, Russia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Ukraine's zone
645-862 MHz allocated in addition, preferably air navigation service.
5.316 B in region 1 in the band 790-862 MHz allocation priority begins
mobile service, except aeronautical mobile, valid from 17. June 2015 and
in the countries mentioned in note No 5.312 Procedure shall be subject to agreement
obtained according to the procedure referred to in the provisions of no. 9.21 of the order in relation to the
air navigation service. In the signatory countries of the GE06 Agreement is
In addition, the use of the stations in the mobile service shall be conditional upon a positive result
the application of the procedures of this agreement. The Resolutions 224 and Resolution 749.
5.317 and management wishing to implement international mobile telecommunications
(IMT) may in region 2 in the band 698-960 MHz and in regions 1 and 3 in the band
790-960 MHz use those sections which are allocated on a priority basis
Mobile Service (see Resolution 224 and Resolution 749. Such use of
does not preclude the use of these bands by other applications which are
assigned, and will not constitute a priority in the order.
5,315 and the use of the bandwidth of 960-1180 MHz air motion (R) service is
limited to the systems operated by the recognised international aviation
standards. Such use must be in accordance with resolution 417.
5.328 of 960-1215 MHz aeronautical radionavigation service is
worldwide reserved for operation and development of on-board electronic
AIDS to air navigation and hunt with them directly on the device
the country.
5.328 and the 1164-1215 MHz shall be in satellite radio station
radio navigation services operated in accordance with the provisions of resolution 609
and may not require protection from stations in the aeronautical radionavigation
service in the band 960-1215 MHz. provisions of the No. 5.43 and order does not apply.
The provisions of order No. 21.18.
(B) the use of the bands 5.328 1164-1300 MHz, 1559-1610 MHz and 5010 – 5030 MHz
systems and networks in the satellite radio navigation service, for which the Office has received
full coordination or notification for information, where appropriate, after a 1. 1.2005,
subject to the application of the provisions of the 9.12 9.12 and 9.13, and order. At the same time
Resolution 610; However, this resolution in the case of satellite
radionavigation systems and networks (satellite-satellites) only applies to
broadcasting space stations. In accordance with note No 5.329 and order apply in the
1215-1300 MHz bands and 1559-1610 MHz provisions no 9.7, 9.9, 9.12, and
9.13 of the systems and networks in the satellite radionavigation service
(satellite-satellites) only in relation to other systems and networks in the satellite
radionavigation services (satellites-satellites).
5.329 band 1215-1300 MHz shall be subject to satellite radionavigation service
the condition that the Jets will not be harmful interference to the radionavigation service
permitted under ponámky # 5,225 order and that will not require protection
before this service. In addition, in 1215-1300 MHz band is subject to the use of
satellite radionavigation service condition that will not be harmful radiations
cancelling radar service. In relation to the radar service does not apply
the provisions of the regulations. 5 Resolution 608 applies.
5.329 and use of satellite radionavigation service systems
(mezidružicové coupling) operating in the band 1559 1610 1215 1300 MHz
MHz is not intended for the provision of applications, the nature of the security service and the
must not cause any additional restrictions to other systems in satellite
radionavigation service (downward direction) or other services operating in
accordance with the table of frequency allocations.
5.332 band 1215-1260 MHz shall not active sensors on board satellites in
Earth exploration satellite service and the space research Act
harmful interference to the operation and development of radar, radionavigation services
services and other services with preferential allotment, or in front of them
require protection or is otherwise restricted.
5.335 and the 1260-1300 MHz shall not active sensors on board satellites
in the Earth exploration satellite service and the space research service
cause harmful interference to the operation and development of radar services and other
service priority allocated to the Notes system, nor in front of them require
protection or is otherwise restricted.
the use of belt 5.337 1300-1350 MHz, 2700-2900 MHz and 9000-9200 MHz
air navigation service is limited to land-based radars and with
them combined aircraft transponders that broadcast only on the
frequencies in such zones, and only if they are activated radars
operating in the same band.
and the use of zone 5.337 1300-1350 MHz in satellite earth stations
radionavigation service and stations on the radar service may not cause
harmful interference to the aeronautical radionavigation service or restrict the operation of the
or development.
5.338 in Mongolia, Kyrgyzstan, Slovakia, the Czech Republic and
Turkmenistan can existing radionavigation service in the band equipment
1350-1400 MHz continue to operate.
and in the bands 5.338 1350-1400 MHz, 1427-1452 MHz, 22.55-23.55 GHz, 30-31.3
GHz, 49.7-50.2 GHz, 50.4-50.9 GHz and 51.4-52,6 GHz Resolution 750 applies.
5.339 1370-1400 MHz Bandwidth, 2640-2655 MHz, 4950-4990 MHz and 15.20-15.35
GHz in addition are granted circumstantially service space research (passive), and
Earth exploration satellite (passive).
5,337 All broadcast in the following zones are disabled:
1400-1427 MHz,
2690-2700 MHz with the exception of the broadcast referred to in the provisions of the regulations, 5.422
10.68-10.7 GHz with the exception of the broadcast referred to in the provisions of 5.483
The order,
15.35-15.4 GHz with the exception of the broadcast referred to in the provisions of no 5.511
The order,
23.6-24 GHz,
31.3-31.5 GHz,
31.5-31.8 GHz in region 2
48,94-49,04 GHz carrier stations
50.2-31.3 GHz,
52.6-54,25 GHz,
86-92 GHz,
100-102 GHz,
109.5 81.1-GHz,
114,25-116 GHz,
148.5-151.5 GHz,
164-167 GHz,
182-183 GHz,
190-191,8 GHz,
200-210 GHz,
226-231.5 GHz,
250-252 GHz.
The allocation of the Earth exploration satellite service (passive) and space
Research (passive) in the band of 50.2-50.4 GHz must not excessively limit the
the use of adjacent zones, allocated to the services as a priority.
5.341 in the 1400-1727 MHz, 101-120 GHz and 197-220 GHz in
some countries conduct research on passive detectors within the programme
search for intentional broadcasts of extraterrestrial origin.
5.345 of 1452-1492 MHz satellite radio service and
the radio service is limited to digital audio broadcasting and is subject to
the provisions of resolution 528 (URRev.WRC-03).
5.348 of 1518-1525 MHz satellite moving service
is subject to coordination under the provisions of no. 9-11 and the regulations. In the band of 1518-1525
MHz station in satellite mobile service may require protection from
stations in the fixed service. The provisions of the 5.43 and order does not apply.
5.351 Bands 1525-1544 MHz, 1545-1559 MHz, 1645.5 MHz and 1626.5-
1646,5-1 660,5 MHz should not be used for modulation of the connection any services.
In exceptional circumstances, however, may be in these zones of the Earth
the station any mobile satellite services at the specified location
the Administration allowed to operate using the space stations.
5.351 and with regard to the use of the bands 1518-1544 MHz, 1545-1559 MHz,
1610-1 645,5 MHz, 1646,5 MHz, 1 660,5-1668-1675 MHz, 1980-2010 MHz,
2170-2200 MHz 2483.5-2520 MHz and 2686-2690 MHz satellite motion
service, see Resolution 212 and 224).
on 6,451 real and in the application of the procedures in section II. Article 9 of law in satellite
mobile service in the bands 1530-1544 MHz and 1 626,5 MHz to 1 645,5-
will give priority to the requirements of the spectrum for emergency, pilnostní and security
communication of the global maritime distress and safety system
(GMDSS). Satellite maritime mobile distress communications, pilnostní and
the nature of the security must be given to all other satellite
mobile communications priority access and immediate availability in the
the framework of the network. Mobile satellite system may not act
unacceptable interference to emergency, pilnostním or safety communications
GMDSS or request protection from them. It is necessary to take into account communication
the safety of the nature in other satellite mobile services. Applies
Here the provisions of resolution 222.
the use of belt 5.354 1525-1559 MHz 1626.5-1660.5 MHz and satellite remote sensing
moving service is subject to coordination under the provisions of no. 9-11 and the regulations.
5.356 of 1544-1545 MHz satellite moving service
(downward direction) is limited to emergency and safety communications (see
Article 31 of the code).
5.357 band 1545-1555 MHz are also allowed traffic from air
Earth stations directly to the arsenal of stations or between carriers
the stations air services (R), if you are used to extend or
supplement the joints from the satellites to the aircraft.
and application procedures 5.357 pursuant to section II. Article 9 of the regulations to
satellite moving service in the bands 1545-1555 MHz and 1646,5-1656,5
MHz must be given the spectrum of requirements for satellite
air motion (R) service AMS (R) S for secure transmission of messages with
priority 1 to 6 in accordance with article 44 of the order. Communication of the AMS (R) S with the priorities
1 to 6 in accordance with article 44 of the order shall have priority access and immediate
the availability (if necessary, dekretovanou), in front of all the other
satellite communications carried out in the context of moving a specific network.
Mobile satellite system shall not cause unacceptable interference to
communications of the AMS (R) S with priorities 1 to 6 in accordance with article 44 of the order, or
may not require protection from them. The priority must be taken into account
communications satellite in other moving related services
safety. The provisions of resolution 222.
5.364 use 1610-1 626,5 MHz satellite moving service
(the upward direction) and the radiodetermination satellite service (upward
direction) is subject to coordination under the provisions of no. 9-11 and the regulations. The variable
Earth station operating in some of these services in this band
must not be a source of greater spectral density of effective isotropic
radiated power than-15 dBW/4 kHz in that part of the zone, that use
the system operated in accordance with the poznámlu # on 5,314 procedure (to which the
subject to the provisions of no. 4.10 procedure), if the Administration cannot agree
otherwise. In that part of the zone where these systems are not operated, the
a value of-3 dBW/4 kHz. Station mobile satellite services may claim
protection from the stations air a radionavigation service, stations
operated in accordance with note No, on 5,314 order and before the stations
fixed services, which operate in accordance with note No 5.359 order. Management
responsible for the coordination of satellite networks in the mobile service shall make
all feasible efforts to ensure the protection of stations
operated in accordance with note No on 5,314 order.
use 1613,8-5.365 1 626,5 MHz satellite moving service
(downward direction) is subject to coordination under the provisions of no. 9-11 and the regulations.
on 5,314-1 626,5 MHz Band 1610 is reserved for the use and
development of on-board electronic AIDS to air navigation and for
all pooled resources with them directly on the ground and satellites. Such
satellite applications are subject to the agreement, reached under the procedure laid down
in clause No. 9.21 of the order.
Additional bandwidth allocation: 5.367 1610-1 626,5 MHz and 5000-5150 MHz are
In addition, the priority assigned to the air mobile satellite (R) service. This
the use of is subject to the agreement, reached under the procedure laid down in
the provisions of Order No. 9.21.
with the exception of 2,645 satellite air navigation services, the provisions of
# 4.10-order does not apply in the band 1610-1626.5 MHz satellite services
Radiodetermination and mobile satellite services.
the additional allocation: in 5.371 Rrgionu 1, 1610-1 626,5 MHz bandwidth
(the upward direction) and 2483.5-2500 MHz (downward direction) allocated in addition
radiodetermination satellite service closely connected with the condition of achieving
agreement in accordance with the provisions of no. 9.21 of the order.
the radio astronomy Service Stations, 5.372 using band 1610.6 to
1613.8 MHz, the Jets may not be harmful interference to satellite radio stations
radiodetermination service and the mobile satellite services (applies
the provisions 29.13 procedure).
5.374 satellite mobile earth stations in the mobile service,
operated in the bands 1634,5 MHz and 1631,5-1656,5-1660 MHz shall not
cause harmful interference to stations in the fixed service operating in countries
listed in note No 5.359 order.
5,375 of 1 645,5-1646,5 MHz satellite moving service
(the upward direction) and mezidružicovými connections is limited to emergency and
security communication (see article 31 of the code).
5.376 1646,5-band 1656,5 MHz are allowed on air broadcast
Mobile (R) service from the station directly to the air carrier by the provincial
stations or between each other, when the stations are used to
extension, or addition of connections from aircraft to družicím.
5.376 and mobile earth stations operated in the band of 1660-1 660,5 MHz
may not cause harmful interference to stations in the radio astronomy service.
and administration 5.379 urged that in zone 1 660,5 MHz-1668,4
provide any viable future protection
radioastronomickému research, in particular by supporting weather
the service in the 1664,4-1668,4 MHz band as soon as possible revoke broadcast in
the direction of the air-to-ground.
(B) the use of zone 5.379 1668-1675 MHz satellite moving service
is subject to coordination under the provisions of no. 9-11 and the regulations. In the band of 1668-1668,4
MHz Resolution 904 shall apply.
5.379 (C) in order to protect the radio astronomy service in the band of 1668-1670 MHz
must not aggregate values of power density flow caused by moving
Earth stations in the networks in the mobile satellite service
operating in this band, for more than 2% of the integration period,
studies, 2000, exceed 181 dB (W/m2) in the 10 MHz band, and 194
DB (W/m2) in any of the 20 kHz band on any radio astronomy
the station entered in Basic international frequency filing cabinet (MIFR).
5.379 D for sharing bandwidth 1668.4 1675 MHz satellite moving service
and services of fixed and variable pay Resolution 744.
249 and in the band 1670-1675 MHz may not in the mobile satellite station
cause harmful interference to existing services Earth stations in
satellite-based weather service, advertised before 1 May. January 2004
limit their development. Each new allocation of these Earth stations in
This band also must be protected from harmful interference from stations in the
mobile satellite service.
5.384 and Band 1710-1885 MHz 2300-2400 MHz and 2500-2690 MHz or
sections are determined by administrations wishing to implement International
mobile telecommunications (IMT) in accordance with resolution 223. This determination
does not preclude the use of these bands by other services to which they are allocated, and
not based on the order of precedence.
5.385 Additional allocation: the band 1718,8-1722,2 MHz is allocated to the addition
closely connected the radio astronomy service for the observation of spectral lines.
5.388 frequency bands 1885-2025 MHz and 2110-2200 MHz are worldwide
intended for the use of those administrations wishing to implement International
Mobile Telecommunications-2000 (IMT-2000). Such use does not preclude the
the use of these bands by other services to which they are assigned. This zone
Let must be available for IMT-2000 in accordance with resolution 212, see
also Resolution 223.
5.388 and Bands 1885-1980 MHz, 2010-2025 MHz and 2110-2170 MHz in regions 1
and (3) and the band 1885-1980 MHz and 2110-2160 MHz in region 2 can be
used stations on the platforms at high altitudes as the base
station for the provision of mobile telecommunications-2000 International
(IMT-2000) in accordance with resolution 221. This use of the stations on the
platforms in high altitude applications does not preclude the use of IMT-2000
These bands by any other service stations to which they are allocated and
of the order shall not provide any advantages.
5.389 and the use of the bands 1980-2010 MHz and 2170-2200 MHz satellite
moving service is subject to coordination under the provisions of no. 9-11 and the Regulations, and
Resolution 716.
5.391 in the bands 2025-2110 MHz and 2200-2290 MHz are not in management
Mobile Service allocations to implement moving system with a large areal
density, as described in recommendation ITU-R SA. 1154 and take this
recommendation into account in the implementation of systems of any other
kind.
5.392 administration, urged the adoption of any feasible
measures to ensure that the traffic between two or more
negeostacionárními satellites in space research, space
and Earth exploration satellite service in the bands 2025-2110 MHz and 2200-2290
MHz is not subjected to any restrictions of these traffic zones
between the geostacionárními and negeostacionárními satellites on ascending and
descending direction nor the traffic between the satellites.
5.398 in the band 2483.5-2500 MHz does not apply to satellite radio service
specifying the provisions of 4.10 order.
5.399 in region 1 may not be in countries not listed in note 5.400
The order targeted stations radiodetermination satellite services harmful
interference to stations radar service or may not be required for the protection of
from interference from stations in the radiodetermination.
the use of the band 2483.5-5,480 2500 MHz satellite floating by and
radiodetermination satellite service is subject to coordination by
the provisions of no. 9-11 and the regulations. The Administration is urged to perform
all feasible measures to prevent harmful interference
the radio astronomy service from posting in the band 2483.5-2500 MHz, especially
interference caused by the radiation of the second harmonic, that would fall within
4990-5000 MHz band allocated to the radio astronomy service worldwide.
5.410 Band 2500-2690 MHz in region 1 may be used
troposférickými systems with a condition of the agreement, reached under the procedure
provided for in the provisions of no. 9.21 of the order. Management are required to develop
all feasible efforts to prevent the development of new
tropospheric systems in this band. When planning new
IV(ii) the RR in the zone must be taken
all measures to avoid the antennas of these joints on the
geostationary satellite orbit.
5,483 administration, urged that in the design of satellite systems
radio services in the bands between 2690 MHz and 2500 MHz to make all
the necessary measures to protect the radio astronomy service in the band of 2690-2700
MHz.
frequency band Allocation 5.414 2500-2520 MHz mobile satellite
Service (downward direction) is subject to coordination under the provisions of no. 9-11, and
Of the order.
5.416 of 2520-2670 MHz satellite radio service is
limited to national and regional systems for Group income with
as a condition of the agreement, reached under the procedure set out in clause No.
9.21 of the order. In bilateral and multilateral negotiations, the administration shall apply the
the provisions of the 9.19 of the order.
(C) the use of zone 5.417-2630 2605 MHz systems with satellites to
negeostacionárních rail systems in satellite radio service (radio)
in accordance with note No 5.417 and order, whose complete coordination data according to
Appendix 4 of the order or the notification information is delivered after 4. July
2003, shall be subject to the procedure referred to in the provisions of the 9.12 order.
5.417D use of bandwidth-2630 2605 MHz networks with geostacionárními
satellites, whose complete coordination data according to Appendix 4 of the order, or
the notification information is delivered after 4. July 2003, subject to the
procedure according to the provisions of the Order due to the systems 9.13 with satellites
on the negeostacionárních rail systems in satellite radio service (radio)
accordance with note No 5.417 and order. The provisions of the Regulations does not apply. 22.2
(B) the use of zone 5.418 2630-2655 MHz systems with satellites to
negeostacionárních rail systems in satellite radio service (radio)
accordance with note No 5.418 procedure, for which a complete coordination data
According to Appendix 4 of the order or notification information were received after 2.
June 2000, subject to the procedure referred to in the provisions of the 9.12 order.
(C) the use of zone 5.418 2630-2655 MHz networks with satellites to
geostationary orbits, in which complete coordination information according to the
Appendix 4 of the order or notification information were received after 2. June
2000, shall be subject to the procedure referred to in the provisions of the Order in relation to 9.13
systems of satellite radio service (radio) with the satellites to
negeostacionárních rail systems, according to the notes, while the provisions of 5.418
22.2 Procedure does not apply.
5.423 in the band 2700-2900 MHz is permitted to carry out modernization,
located on the ground for the needs of meteorology, on an equal footing with
aeronautical radionavigation service.
5.424 in the 2900-3100 MHz stations in radar service
cause harmful interference to the radionavigation radar systems in the
require protection from them.
5.425 band 2900-3100 MHz the use of the ship's systems must be
transponderových transponders (SIT) limited in the sub-band 2930-2950 MHz.
5,477 of 2900-3100 MHz aeronautical radionavigation service is
limited to radars, placed on the ground.
5.427 in bands 2900-3100 MHz and 9300-9500 MHz radar response
transponders be capable of confusion with radar beacons (racons) and
must not interfere with boat or air radar in navigation
the service, however, having regard to the provisions of the 4.9 procedure.
5.430 and different service categories: Albania, Algeria, Germany, Andorra,
Saudi Arabia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Belgium, Benin, Bosnia
and Herzegovina, Botswana, Bulgaria, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Cyprus,
in the Vatican, Côte d'Ivoire, Croatia, Denmark, in the overseas
territories under French administration in the region 1, Egypt, Spain,
Estonia, Finland, France, Gabon, Georgia, Greece, Guinea, Hungary,
Ireland, Iceland, Israel, Italy, Jordan, Kuwait, Lesotho,
Latvia, the Republic of Macedonia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Malawi, Malta,
Morocco, Mauritania, Moldova, Monaco, Mongolia, Montenegro,
Mozambique, Namibia, The Niger, Norway, Oman, Netherlands, Poland,
Portugal, Qatar, Syria, the Congo, Slovakia, the Czech Republic,
Romania, the United Kingdom, San Marino, Senegal, Serbia, Sierra
Leone, Slovenia, South African Republic, Sweden, Switzerland, Swaziland,
Togo, Chad, Tunisia, Turkey, Ukraine, Zambia and Zimbabwe is zone
3400-3600 MHz, allocated to the mobile service on a priority basis, in addition to the air
moving, with a condition of an agreement reached with other administrations according to the
the provisions of the Order and is identified by the gondola for international moving
Telecommunications (IMT). This identification does not preclude the use of this
bandwidth applications to other services, this band is allocated, and
not based on the order of precedence. In the stage of coordination in addition to the provisions of
# 9.17 and 9.18 of the order. Before the management station is put into operation
(base or variable) in the mobile service in this band, is
required to ensure that the border with any other management
does not exceed the power flow density (pfd) at a height of 3 m above the surface of the
the surface value of 154.5 dBW/m-2.4 kHz for more than 20% of the time. This limit may only be
be exceeded in the territory of the State of which the Administration agrees. In order to
ensure that this pfd limit is met at the border any other
Administration, shall be carried out in the mutual agreement of the two administrations (the one that corresponds to the
for the Earth station and the one that is responsible for Earth station) calculations and
validation with the use of all relevant information, with the possible by requesting
assistance of the Office. In case of disagreement, performs a calculation and verification of the pfd Office and
taking into account the above-mentioned information. Station mobile service in the band
3400-3600 MHz may not require more protection from space stations
than the one that provides the table 21-4 rules (Edition 2004). This
the allocation is valid from 17. November 2010.
5.438 of 4200-4400 MHz aeronautical radionavigation service is
reserved only for radio altimeters on board the aircraft and to them
associated with the transponders on the ground. In the Earth exploration satellite service and
space research, however, in this zone may be allowed passive
sensors as irrelevant (not guaranteed protection from radio
altimeters).
5.440 satellite service frequency normálů and time signals can be
allowed to use frequency 4202 MHz for downlink transmissions and
6427 frequency MHz for traffic on the ascending direction. Such traffic is
must be limited to an interval of 2 MHz from the listed frequencies and must be subject to
the agreement, reached under the procedure provided for in the provisions of no. 9.21 of the order.
the use of belt on 5,441 4500-4800 MHz (downward direction) and 6725-7025 MHz
(the upward direction) of the fixed-satellite service shall be in accordance with the
the provisions of Appendix 30B of the order. The use of the bands 10.7-10.95 GHz (descending
direction), 11.2-11.45 GHz (downward direction) and 12.75-13.25 GHz (upward
the direction of the satellite systems using geostationary) orbit in
fixed-satellite service shall be in accordance with the provisions of Appendix 30B
Of the order. The use of the bands 10.7-10.95 GHz (downward direction) and 11.2-11.45 GHz
(downward direction) and 12.75-13.25 GHz (upward direction) systems to
negeostacionárních rail systems in the fixed-satellite service is subject to the provisions of
No Order what is 9.12 refers to coordination with other systems in satellite
fixed service using negeostacionární satellite. Systems in the
fixed-satellite service using the negeostacionární satellites may not
require protection from the geostacionárními systems in the fixed-satellite
the service operated in accordance with the regulations, regardless of the date on which
ITU-R Radiocommunication Bureau received full coordination or notification
information about systems in the fixed-satellite service using the
negeostacionární satellite and full coordination or notification information
about geostationary systems, and does not apply to the provisions of no. 5.43 and
Of the order. Systems in the fixed-satellite service using negeostacionární
satellite within the above mentioned bands must be operated so that the
without delay to eliminate any unacceptable interference that would be during the
the operation occurred.
5,480 in the zones, the 4877-4835 MHz and 4950-4990 MHz are variable allocation
the service is limited on its mobile service, except aeronautical mobile. In The Region
2 (in addition to Brazil, Cuba, Guatemala, Paraguay, Uruguay and Venezuela) and in
Australia is 4852-4835 MHz band allocated in addition air moving
service limited to air moving in flight telemetry
examination of airborne stations. Such use must be in accordance with the
416 resolution and may not cause harmful interference to the fixed service.
(B) that were not targeted on 5,644 real harmful interference to microwave landing
systems running over 5030 MHz, not in zone 5030-5150 MHz at
the Earth's surface, the total power density flows by all space stations
in any systems of satellite radionavigation service (descending
direction), operated in the band 5010-5030 MHz, exceed-124.5 dB (W/m2) in the
150 kHz bandwidth. In order to avoid harmful interference, jets
the radio astronomy service in the band of 4990-5000 MHz, the systems services
satellite radionavigation services operating in the band 5010-5030 MHz
comply with the limits for the band 4990-5000 MHz as defined in resolution 741.
5,280 Zone 5030-5150 MHz will be used for the operation of the international
a standard system for precise zoom and the landing of an aircraft
(microwave landing system-MLS). In the band of 5030-5091 MHz must
the requirements of this system take precedence over any other use of this
zone. For the use of the band 108-5150 MHz applies the provisions of the 5,280 and
Procedure and Resolution 114.
5,280 and additional allocation: the band 5091-5150 MHz is allocated to the addition
preferably a fixed service satellite (upward direction). This allocation is
limited to the modulation of the coupling system of satellite negeostacionárních
mobile service and is subject to coordination under the provisions of no. 9-11 and the regulations.
In the band of 5091-5150 MHz, in addition, the following conditions apply:
-before 1. January 2018 will use 5091-5150 MHz modulačními
Joint negeostacionárních systems of mobile satellite services in accordance with the
Resolution 114.
-After 1. January 2016 will no longer be awarded to new allocations of earthly
stations of the modulating connections negeostacionárních systems satellite
moving services,
-After 1. January 2018 with satellite fixed service becomes a minor relative to the
air navigation service.
(B) the use of zone 5,280 5091-5150 MHz air moving service is
limited to:
-systems operated in air moving (R) service in accordance with the
international air, standards, and only in applications on surfaces
airports. Such use must be in accordance with resolution 748,
-telemetry from the air carrier broadcast stations (see no provisions
1.83 procedure), in accordance with resolution 418,
-aviation safety broadcast. Such use must be in accordance with the
Resolution 419.
the additional allocation: the band 5,494 5150-5150 MHz in countries
listed in notes no 5.369 and 5,400 of order and, subject to the agreement
achieved in accordance with the procedure laid down in the provisions of the Order, a gondola
In addition, radiodetermination satellite service on a priority basis (a downward direction). In
Region 2 is this band allocated in addition preferably satellite service
radiodetermination (downward direction). In regions 1 and 3, in addition to the countries
listed in notes no 5.369 and 5,400 of the order, is this band
Additionally, the assigned to circumstantially radiodetermination satellite service (descending
the direction). This use of radiodetermination satellite service is limited
on the modulation of the coupling in relation to the radiodetermination satellite service,
operating in the bands 1 626,5 MHz 1610-and/or 2483.5-2500 MHz.
power flow density at the Earth's surface must in no case
exceed-159 dBW/m2 in any 4 kHz band for all angles of impact.
5,494 and the use of the bands 5150-5350 MHz and 5470-5725 MHz, stations in the
mobile service, except aeronautical mobile, must be in accordance with the
Resolutions 229.
(B) in zone 5,494 5150-5250 MHz stations in the mobile service request
protection from Earth stations in the fixed satellite service. For
its mobile service in relation to the Earth stations of satellite fixed service
do not apply the provisions of 5.43 and order.
(C) the additional allocation: 5,494 in region 1 (except Algeria, Saudi
Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, Jordan,
Kuwait, Lebanon, Morocco, Oman, Qatar, Syria, Sudan, Tunisia and Yemen) and in
Brazil is the band 5150-5250 MHz band allocated in addition, preferably air
mobile service with restrictions on broadcast telemetry from the air
aircraft stations (see the provisions of 1.83 procedure), in accordance with resolution
418. These stations may not require protection from other stations
operated in accordance with article 5 of the order. Provisions of the No. 5.43 and order here
do not apply.
and the allocation of a fixed satellite 5,447 (upward direction) is limited to the
modulation of the coupling negeostacionárních mobile satellite services and systems
is subject to coordination under the provisions of no. 9-11 and the regulations.
(B) additional allocation: 5,447 band 5150-5150 MHz is allocated to the addition
fixed satellite service on a priority basis (a downward direction). This allocation is
limited to the modulation of the connection for the negeostacionární system in the satellite
mobile service and is subject to the provisions of no. 9-11 and the regulations. Power density
the flow in the Earth's surface caused by cosmic satellite stations fixed
services operated by the descending direction in the band 5150-5150 MHz shall not in
no case exceed-164 dBW/m2 in any 4 kHz band for
all angles of impact.
(C) the Administration, 5,447 responsible for networks in the fixed-satellite service in the
the band 5150-5250 MHz operated under notes # 5,447 and 5,447 B regulations, and
are required to coordinate, on the basis of equality in accordance with the
provisions of the No. 9-11 and the Regulations, administrations for
negeostacionární satellite networks operated under no. 5,494 comments
The order and put into operation before the 17. November 1995. Satellite network
operated under notes no. 5,494 of procedure and put into operation after 17.
November 1995 shall not claim protection from fixed satellite stations
services operated in accordance with note No 5,447 and or (B) of the order and must not 5,447
they cause harmful interference.
(D) Preferential allocation of 5,447 5250-5255 MHz service space
research is limited to active sensors on board satellites. Other
the use of this band by the space research has a subsidiary status.
5,447 (F) in the band 5250-5350 MHz stations in the mobile service request
protection from the radar service, Earth exploration satellite service
(active) or space research service (active). These services
may not impose more stringent protection criteria of the mobile service, based
on system characteristics and interference criteria, than that which
are set out in recommendations ITU-R m. 1638 and ITU-R SA. 1632.
5.448, and in the band 5250-5350 MHz shall not Earth exploration satellite services
(active) and space research (active) to require protection from
radar service. Provision of 5.43 and order does not apply.
5.448 B Earth exploration satellite Service (active) operating in the band
5350-5570 MHz and space research service (active) operating in the band
5460-5570 MHz shall not cause harmful interference to aeronautical radionavigation
service in the band 5350-5460 MHz, the radionavigation service in the band 5460-5470
Maritime radionavigation service or MHz in the band 5470-5570 MHz.
5.448 C space research Service (active) operating in the band
5350-5460 MHz shall not cause harmful interference to other services, which is
This band is allocated, nor require them protection.
5.448 D in the band 5350-5470 MHz stations in radar service
cause harmful interference to radar systems for air navigation
the service, which is operated in accordance with note No 5.449 Order or
may not require protection from them.
5.449 of 5350-5470 MHz air navigation service is
limited to aircraft radars and aircraft beacons affiliated to them.
5.450 and in the band 5470-5725 MHz shall not stations in the mobile service request
protection from radiodetermination services. Radiodetermination service
mobile service must not store more stringent criteria of protection, based on the
system characteristics and interference criteria, than that which
are given in Recommendation ITU-R m. 1638.
5.450 (B), in the band 5470-5650 MHz stations in the radar service, with
the exception of radars in the band 5600-5650 MHz, located on the ground and used
the meteorological purposes, causing harmful interference to radar systems
maritime radionavigation service or request protection from them.
5.452 Between 5600 MHz and 5650 MHz may get permission to operate the land
radar for meteorological purposes on an equal footing with the maritime stations
radionavigation service.
5.457 and in the bands 5925-6425 MHz and 14-14.5 GHz Earth stations may
located on board the vessels to be in conjunction with the space stations in the
fixed-satellite service. Such use must be in accordance with the resolution
902.
5.457 B in the bands 5925-6425 MHz and 14-14.5 GHz can satellite maritime
mobile service as a secondary on board vessels working the Earth
the station with the characteristics and conditions that contains Resolution 902,
and that in Algeria, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, the Comoros, Djibouti,
Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, Jordan, Kuwait, Libya,
Morocco, Mauritania, Oman, Qatar, Syria, Sudan, Tunisia and Yemen.
Such use must be in accordance with resolution 902.
5.458, in the band 6425-7075 MHz above the oceans measurements shall be made using the
passive microwave sensors. In the band of 7075-7250 MHz shall be carried out
measurements using passive microwave sensors. The Administration may consider the
the needs of the Earth exploration satellite service (passive) and services
space research (passive) for future planning in the bands
6425-7025 MHz and 7075-7250 MHz.
and management is 5.458 urged that, when docked space stations
fixed-satellite services in the band 6700-7075 MHz to carry out all
feasible measures to protect the observation of spectral lines in the
the radio astronomy service in the band 6675,2 MHz-6650 against harmful interference
adverse broadcasters.
(B) the allocation of satellite fixed 5.458 service in the band 6700-7075 MHz (the downward
direction) is restricted to the modulation of the coupling system in the negeostacionárních
mobile satellite service and is subject to coordination under the provisions of no.
9-11 and the regulations. The use of the band 6700-7075 MHz (downward direction) modulačními
Joint negeostacionárních systems in satellite mobile service is not subject to
the provisions of the 22.2 procedure.
(C) Management reporting 5.458 after 17. November 1995 in zone 7025-7075 MHz
(the upward direction) geostationary fixed-satellite service systems,
Let it konsultují on the basis of the relevant recommendations of ITU-R
administrations, which in this zone and bring it into operation reported
negeostacionární satellite system before 18. in November 1995, and that of
at their request. These consultations will focus on facilitating let shared
operational geostationary satellite networks in the fixed-satellite service and
negeostacionárních satellite systems in this band.
5.460 of 7145-7190 MHz by space research
(the upward direction) is reserved for the far Cosmos; in the band 7190-7235 MHz
must not be broadcast into the far cosmos. Geostationary satellites at the service of
space research operated within zone 7190-7235 MHz may not require
protection against existing and future stations in the fixed and variable
the service. The provisions of the 5.43 and order does not apply.
Additional bandwidth allocation: 5.461 7250-7377 MHz (downward direction) and
7900-8025 MHz (upward direction) are allocated in addition, preferably
mobile satellite service. The use of the bands mentioned this service
subject to the agreement, reached under the procedure set out in clause No.
9.21 of the order.
and the use of zone 5.461 7450-7550 MHz satellite weather service
(downward direction) is restricted to systems with geostacionárními satellites.
Satellite-based weather system with negeostacionárními satellites in
the band announced before 30. November 1997 can continue
operation life expectancy with a priority status.
(B) the use of zone 5.461-7850 7750 MHz satellite weather service
(downward direction) is restricted to systems with negeostacionárními satellites.
5.462 and the 8025 – 8400 MHz in regions 1 and 3 (excluding Japan) may not
Earth exploration satellite service using geostationary satellites
exhibit without the consent of the concerned higher density power flow management than
the following provisional values for the angles of impact ():
-174 dB (W/m2) in the band of 4 kHz for 0 St. = 5th <