Exhibit C PUBLIC

0142-EX-PL-2016 Text Documents

Google Inc.

2016-04-05ELS_175065

PUBLIC REDACTED VERSION Google Inc. File No. 0142-EX-PL-2016 EXHIBIT C - REVISED 2.5 GHz BAND TRANSMITTER EQUIPMENT This Exhibit amends the list of equipment to be used in connection with Google’s request for an Experimental Radio Service License filed on February 23, 2016. The list of equipment to be used in the 2.5 GHz band is set forth below. Equipment in the 5.8 GHz band and in the millimeter wave bands remains unchanged. [REDACTED] Transmitter Equipment Equipment [REDACTED] [REDACTED] Number of Terminals [REDACTED]1 Location Operations not to exceed 25 km from the following geographic centerpoint: ● 32° 59’ 25” N, 106° 58’ 10.9” W Frequency Range Low (MHz) High (MHz) [REDACTED] 2568.000 2590.000 [REDACTED] 2568.000 2590.000 Radio Modulation Emission Modulation Maximum Maximum Designator Bandwidth Power Out EIRP/ERP [REDACTED] 64QAM 20M0A2D 20 MHz 4W 16 dBW/ OFDM 24 W [REDACTED] 64QAM 20M0A2D 20 MHz 4W 16 dBW/ OFDM 24 W This revision does not increase the risk of harmful interference to other users of the 2.5 GHz band; it merely deletes one transmitter previously requested. Google requests confidential treatment of the material underlined in this exhibit for the length of the proposed experiment and thereafter in order to protect its evolving business and technology strategies. The information Google seeks to keep confidential includes information regarding proprietary wireless applications, and therefore represents a trade secret as recognized by the Commission. Moreover, Google has limited the number of people involved in the tests/experiments, and required all third parties involved in the testing process to execute robust nondisclosure agreements. Consistent with 47 C.F.R. § 0.459(d)(l), Google requests notification if release of confidential information is requested pursuant to the Freedom of Information Act or otherwise. 1 [REDACTED].


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