31-07-2022
Israel MoC has updated the additional frequency ranges for technology for the products imported into the country and used both for private and commercial purposes. Devices using Wi-Fi 6E technology and others are also included in the RF spectrum.
29-07-2022
On July 26, 2022, the National Telecommunications Agency (ANATEL) in Brazil published an official letter No. 265/2022 for extends the simplified renewal process , which postponing the deadline for simplified renewal policy until October 31, 2022.
For a renewal of a certificate of conformity, ANATEL intermittently waives submission of the following documents:
The prior deadline was published in ANATEL’s official Letter No. 233/2021.
28-07-2022
| Frequency Bands | Power/Magnetic Field | Spectrum Access and Mitigation | Relevent Standard | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5925 – 6425 MHz | 23 dBm (200 mW) mean EIRP. Mean EIRP density for inband emissions – 10 dBm/MHz | An adequate spectrum sharing mechanism shall be implemented for channel access and occupation | ATU Recommendation on 6 GHz. | Restricted to Low Power Indoor (LPI) use only Outdoor use (including in road vehicles) is not permitted. |
| 5925 – 6425 MHz | 14 dBm (25 mW) EIRP | Mean EIRP density for inband emissions 1 dBm/MHz. An adequate spectrum sharing mechanism shall be implemented for channel access and occupation. | Very Low Power (VLP) Indoor and outdoor use. Use of drones is prohibited. Very Low Power (VLP) device is a portable device. |
19-07-2022
The Telecommunication Engineering Centre in the Republic of India has newly issued amendments to obligatory testing and certification of telecommunication equipment.
The amendments extend, inter alia, the date of mandatory certification of the MTCTE phase-III and phase-IV devices for a period of 12 months starting from July 1, 2022 until July 1, 2023.
Detailed information on modifications and affected equipment is availiable in the original MTCTE document (PDF).
19-07-2022
The Communications and Information Technology Commission (CITC) open public consultation for Spectrum use regulation for Amateur Radio Services. This document allocates and regulates the use of spectrum for amateur radio service.
The maximum allowable level of spurious emissions, relative to the transmitted power are :
* Using frequencies ≤ 30 MHz should be 40 dB less than the average power in the necessary transmission bandwidth, provided that this power does not exceed 50 mW
* Using frequencies > 30 MHz should be 60 dB less than the average power in the necessary transmission bandwidth, provided that this power does not exceed 1 mW
There are two categories of Amateur Radio License. The category determines which frequency bands the Radio Amateur is Permitted to transmit on :
* Full License: Allows the Radio Amateur to transmit and receive on all the frequency bands allowed for the Amateur Service in the KSA
* Foundation License: Allows the Radio Amateur to only transmit on frequency bands above 30 MHz
Attachments:
Amateur Radio Service Regulation
Public Consultation- Amateur Radio Service Regulation
Public consultation open until 7 Aug 2022
15-07-2022
Ministry of Information and Communication Technologies (MinTIC) and the National Spectrum Agency (ANE) decided to open new public consultation on the possible uses of the 6 GHz band.
public consultation will be received by email. projects.normatives.dicom@mintic.gov.co until next July 25.
Official Announcement you can find here
06-07-2022
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has opened a public consultation on Type Approval Regulations on July 4, 2022.
Official announcement of the publication you can access here
It will be open for submission until 25 July 2022
06-07-2022
The Telecom Regulatory Authority Superintendence of Telecommunications of Costa Rica (SUTEL) in Costa Rica has published RCS-141-2022, which revokes RCS-118-2021 released in last year.
According to the new regulation, for new applicants who wants to apply for homologation of mobile telecommunication terminals need to meet below requirements:
Cellular product applications will now require hard copies with Apostille stamps, and the Apostille exemption for cellular applications is no longer in effect.
Registration with the Dirección General de Calidad (DGC) must be updated every four years via a notarized declaration letter, companies already have registration will also need to perform this update every four years to maintain its validity.
RCS-141-2022 came into effect on June 16th, 2022
05-07-2022
ARCT Open a public consultation on the roadmap for development of the fifth generation of mobile (5G). Telecommunications Regulation and Control Agency (ARCT) Burundi for the imminent introduction of the fifth generation of mobile communications technology (5G). ARCT has just developed a roadmap that describes activities aimed at supporting, stimulating and facilitating the deployment of networks and 5G services in the country.
The consultation can be accessed with the following Link
05-07-2022
TEC has increased the validity of MTCTE certificates from 5 years to 10 years to reduce the burden of compliance on the industry. Hence, regular certificates going to be issued after the release of this notification i.e. from 01-07-2022 will carry the validity of 10 years. However:
Validity of certificates issued before 01-07-2022 will remains 5 years.
The validity of provisional certificates to be issued will remain for 2 years.
