Dear IEEE 802.18 and 802.11 Members:
Providing us with four days of margin instead of three, the EC published the June 2017 Official Journal of the European Union today with these entries:
The long awaited publication of the new version of the 5 GHz Harmonized Standard has occurred. With these two versions, and the associated note, the industry now has a means for self-declaration of equipment operating in these bands. The
v2.1.1 alone will serve equipment that meets the new adaptivity requirements, and for equipment that still has a problem meeting the maximum channel occupancy time of note 2 in table 7 (NOTE 2: The maximum Channel Occupancy Time (COT) of 6 ms may be increased
to 10 ms…), the journal includes the note allowing the use of the old adaptivity clause of v1.8.1.
ETSI BRAN will now begin the process of developing and approving both a v1.9.1, which is a revision of v1.8.1 with the inclusion of the Receiver Requirements clause from v2.1.1, and the next version (v2.2.1) which will revise receiver requirements
based on requests from regulators to improve the adjacent channel rejection. The v1.9.1 will be completed later this year; v2.2.1 will take longer to complete.
Rich Kennedy
Director, Global Spectrum Strategy
Board Director, Dynamic Spectrum Alliance
Chair, IEEE 802.18 Radio Regulatory Technical Advisory Group
Chair Emeritus, IEEE 802.11af WLAN in TVWS
Chair, Wi-Fi Alliance Spectrum & Regulatory Task Group
(737) 202-7014
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