(Continuation of Question 16/5) Motivation
The emergence of the Information Society is leading to the use of a complex
variety of both wireless and wireline technologies for the exchange of voice and
data over traditional telecommunications networks. Examples include:
- the deployment of public Wi-Fi access points within airports, train
stations, restaurants and hotels for data transfer by Personal Computers,
Personal Digital Assistants etc.;
- the use of new Access Network technologies for the delivery of broadband data
services, such as Power Line Communications (PLC) technology;
- the use of new wireless Access technologies (Wi-MAX, UWB, NFC, .etc).
The adoption of each new technology changes the Electromagnetic (EM)
environment within which these new and existing technologies operate. Hence it
is necessary to study methodologies for predicting and mitigating EMC problems
that may prevent these technologies from working successfully.
The following Recommendation, in force at the time of approval of this
Question, falls under its responsibility:
Question
Study items to be considered include, but are not limited to:
- Characterization of the Electromagnetic (EM) environment created by the
operation of the new radio services in different frequency band range (e.g.
Wi-Fi, Wi-MAX, UWB);
- EMC requirements and mitigation methodology to allow deployment within
non-telecommunications environment (e.g. airport, railway station, train,
hospital, hotel, vehicle etc.);
- Evaluation and prediction methodology of performance degradation due to
electromagnetic interference between different wireless technologies;
- Evaluation and prediction methodology of electromagnetic interference between
wireless and wireline services;
- Compatibility between wireless technologies and non telecommunications
equipment (e.g. hearing aids, microwave oven using 2.4 GHz).
Tasks
Tasks include, but are not limited to:
- A new recommendation on “The electromagnetic (EM) characterization of the
radiated environment in the 2.4GHz unlicensed band created by radio services”;
- A new recommendation on EMC requirements and test methods of interference
between different wireless technologies combined in the same equipment.
An up-to-date status of work under this Question is contained in the SG 5
Work Program (use URL as shown in the table below).
Relationships
Recommendations:
Questions:
Study Groups:
- ITU-T SG 15
- ITU-R SG5, ITU-R SG6
Standardization bodies:
- IEC TC 77 WG 13, IEEE, 3GPP
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