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NOM-208-SCFI-2016
DT-IFT-008-2015, Products. Radiocommunication systems employing spread spectrum techniques—frequency-hopping and digitally modulated radiocommunication equipment* operating in the 902 MHz–928 MHz, 2400 MHz–2483.5 MHz, and 5725 MHz–5850 MHz bands—Specifications and test methods.
Spread spectrum radiocommunication:
A radiocommunication technique that involves spreading information-bearing signals across a bandwidth much wider than that of the information signals themselves. Spread spectrum radiocommunication transmitters spread the information signal across the frequency band to be used by combining it with pseudorandom codes; these codes are known to the receiver, which uses them in synchronization with the transmitter to recover the original information signal after transmission.
DT-IFT-008-2015, Products. Radiocommunication systems using spread spectrum technology – Frequency-hopping radiocommunication equipment, using digital and hybrid modulation*, to operate in the 902 MHz-928 MHz, 2400 MHz-2483.5 MHz, and 5725 MHz-5850 MHz bands – Specifications and test methods.
Spread spectrum radiocommunication:
This is a radiocommunication technique that involves spreading information-containing signals over a much larger bandwidth than the bandwidth of the information signals themselves. Spread spectrum radiocommunication transmitters spread the information signal over the frequency band to be used by combining the information signal with pseudorandom codes known to the receiver, which the receiver uses in synchronization with the transmitter to recover the original information signal after transmission.
*Hybrid:
This is a spread-spectrum radio communication technique that uses a combination of frequency hopping and digital modulation to transmit a single information signal.
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It applies to the frequency bands covered by DT-IFT-008-2015, ensuring that their operation does not cause harmful interference to other authorized equipment, networks, or telecommunications services, and that the equipment’s operation does not hinder the existence and coexistence of the greatest possible number of spread-spectrum and digital modulation radiocommunication systems.
Applies to: Any device featuring frequency-hopping connectivity (e.g., Bluetooth) or digital modulation (e.g., Wi-Fi/Wireless Fidelity).
IFT-008-2015
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NOM-208-SCFI-2016
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