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10:12 Jun 28, 2007 |
German to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Telecom(munications) / electronic control of heating system | |||||||
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4 | experimental radio, experimental use of radio frequencies |
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experimental radio, experimental use of radio frequencies Explanation: 'Versuchsfunk' has a spefic legal/regulatory meaning, but it is not clear whether this meaning is intended by the author (given the phrase 'im ursprünglichem Sinn'). IMO here it means both: the 'origionl idea' of amateur radio was to experiment with and develop the technology, and in this case the band can be used under the terms of the Versuchsfunk classification. refs: Versuchsfunk Gemäß § 55 Abs. 1 TKG bedarf jede Frequenznutzung einer vorherigen Zuteilung durch die Bundesnetzagentur. Dies gilt u.a. auch für die Entwicklung und Erprobung von Funkanlagen, beim Einsatz von Funkanlagen für bestimmte Forschungszwecke sowie zur Erprobung neuartiger Betriebsverfahren. In begründeten Einzelfällen, insbesondere zur Erprobung innovativer Technologien in der Telekommunikation oder bei kurzfristig auftretendem Frequenzbedarf, kann gemäß § 58 TKG von den im Frequenzbereichszuweisungsplan oder im Frequenznutzungsplan enthaltenen Festlegungen bei der Zuteilung von Frequenzen befristet abgewichen werden unter der Voraussetzung, dass keine im Frequenzbereichszuweisungsplan oder im Frequenznutzungsplan eingetragene Frequenznutzung beeinträchtigt wird. http://www.bundesnetzagentur.de/enid/Frequenzzuteilung__Antr... Versuchsfunk • Zur Erprobung neuartiger etriebsverfahren • Zeitlich befristet • Wegem innovativem Charakter bweichung vom Frequenznutzungsplan möglich • „Nutzungsplankonforme“ Frequenzen dürfen nicht gestört werden • Aus Versuchsfunk kein Anspruch auf Zuteilung auf regulären Betrieb • Zuteilung der Versuchsfrequenzen möglichst im Bereich des späteren Wirkbetriebs www.like.e-technik.uni-erlangen.de/.../ Medienpolitik_und_Recht/Vortraege/ZP_Frequenzen.pdf The FCC has revised its Experimental Radio Service (ERS) rules to encourage experiments; ensure that experimental licenses do not result in abuse of FCC processes; eliminate unnecessary and burdensome experimental regulations; and protect public safety frequencies. The streamlined rules, adopted in a Report and Order today, will make it easier for applicants to obtain licenses tailored to their particular needs. In addition, the FCC has made it possible for licenses to be granted for longer terms. Finally, the FCC rules will allow schools to hold experimental licenses, as individual students may do now. Under Section 303(g) of the Communications Act, the FCC provides for experimental use of frequencies and encourages the larger and more effective use of radio in the public interest. The primary purpose of the ERS is to provide for experimental uses of radio frequencies and development of techniques and systems that are not otherwise permitted under existing service rules. The ERS provides opportunity for manufacturers, inventors, entrepreneurs, and students to experiment with new radio technologies, new equipment designs, characteristics of radio wave propagation, or new service concepts related to the use of the radio spectrum. http://www.fcc.gov/Bureaus/Engineering_Technology/News_Relea... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 45 mins (2007-06-28 10:58:24 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Make that 'a specific... meaning'. |
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