Goto Section: 25.274 | 25.276 | Table of Contents
FCC 25.275
Revised as of October 2, 2015
Goto Year:2014 |
2016
§ 25.275 Particulars of operation.
(a) Radio station authorizations issued under this part will normally
specify only the frequency bands authorized for transmission and/or
reception of the station.
(b) When authorized frequency bands are specified in the station
authorization, the licensee is authorized to transmit any number of r.f.
carriers on any discrete frequencies within an authorized frequency band in
accordance with the other terms and conditions of the authorization and the
requirements of this part. Specific r.f. carrier frequencies within the
authorized frequency band shall be selected by the licensee to avoid
unacceptable levels of interference being caused to other earth, space or
terrestrial stations. Any coordination agreements, both domestic and
international, concerning specific frequency usage constraints, including
non-use of any particular frequencies within the frequency bands listed in
the station authorization, are considered to be conditions of the station
authorization.
(c) A license for a transmitting earth station will normally specify only
the r.f. carriers having the highest e.i.r.p. density, the narrowest
bandwidth, and the largest bandwidth authorized for transmission from that
station. Unless otherwise specified in the station authorization, the
licensee is authorized to transmit any other type of carrier not
specifically listed which does not exceed the highest e.i.r.p., e.i.r.p.
density and bandwidth prescribed for any listed emission.
(d) Only the most sensitive emission(s) for which protection is being
afforded from interference in the authorized receive frequency band(s) will
be specified in the station authorization.
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Goto Section: 25.274 | 25.276
Goto Year: 2014 |
2016
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