Radio Spectrum Management : Management of the spectrum and regulation of radio services (Telecommunications) （2ND）

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Radio Spectrum Management : Management of the spectrum and regulation of radio services (Telecommunications) （2ND）

Withers, David

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Institution of Engineering and Technology（1999/06発売）
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ポイント 342pt

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製本 Hardcover:ハードカバー版／ページ数 364 p.
言語 ENG
商品コード 9780852967706
DDC分類 621.384

Full Description

Vast numbers of radio systems are now in use, and with new users and new uses constantly emerging, these systems have the potential to interfere with each other.

National agencies are empowered to control the use of radio to ensure that systems within their jurisdiction do not disrupt each other's services. Interference may also arise between radio systems operating in different countries. An elaborate code of regulations has been agreed, under the aegis of the International Telecommunication Union, to facilitate cooperation between the national agencies to control interference across frontiers. The Union also provides the global forum for the standardisation of radio systems where this has been found to be desirable.

For some kinds of radio system, especially broadcasting and land mobile radio, governments may also find it necessary to determine which of the organisations competing to provide radio facilities for public use should be licensed and which should not. This process is known as regulation.

Intended as a handbook for administrators and engineers, this book reviews the processes of interference management, regulation of competing service providers and system standardisation for the control and use of the radio spectrum. At a time when telecommunication services and broadcasting are being liberalised in many countries, this book will also provide new operators of radio facilities, private and public, with valuable insights into the regulatory process.

Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: The International Telecommunication Union
Chapter 3: Frequency allocation
Chapter 4: Frequency assignment
Chapter 5: Frequency band planning and mandatory frequency coordination
Chapter 6: The fixed service
Chapter 7: The broadcasting service
Chapter 8: The mobile services
Chapter 9: The fixed-satellite service
Chapter 10: The broadcasting-satellite service
Chapter 11: The mobile-satellite services
Chapter 12: The amateur services
Chapter 13: The science radio services
Chapter 14: The inter-satellite service
Chapter 15: Radionavigation and radiolocation
Appendix: Radio propagation and radio noise