Request for Confidential Treatment and Exhibits A and B PUBLIC

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Google Inc.

2015-04-03ELS_160866

    REDACTED  PUBLIC  VERSION   Google  Inc.   File  No.  0377-­EX-­ST-­2015     Date:   April  3,  2015   Subject: Public  and  Redacted  Version  of  Request  for  Confidential  Treatment  and   Complementary  Exhibits   FCC  File  Number: 0377-­EX-­ST-­2015   Call  Sign: WH9XYD       To  Whom  It  May  Concern:   Google  Inc.  (Google),  pursuant  to  5  U.S.C.  §  552  and  Sections  0.457  and  0.459  of  the   Commission's  Rules,  47  C.F.R.  §§  0.457,  0.459,  hereby  requests  that  certain  information   complementary  to  its  above-­referenced  extension  of  Special  Temporary  Authority  (STA   Extension)  be  treated  as  confidential  and  not  subject  to  public  inspection.    The  designated   information  constitutes  confidential  and  proprietary  information  that,  if  subject  to  public   disclosure,  would  cause  significant  commercial,  economic,  and  competitive  harm.    As   described  below,  Google’s  request  satisfies  the  standards  for  grant  of  such  requests  set  forth   in  Sections  0.457  and  0.459  of  the  Commission’s  Rules.   In  accordance  with  Section  0.459(b)  and  in  support  of  this  request,  Google  provides   the  following  information:       1. Identification  of  the  Information  for  Which  Confidential  Treatment  is  Sought:     Google’s  request  for  confidential  treatment  is  limited  to  the  following  information  that   has  been  redacted  from  the  STA  Extension  and  complementary  exhibits.    Google  does  not   seek  to  withhold  from  public  inspection  information  in  the  STA  Extension  necessary  for   interference  mitigation,  including  applicant  name,  contact  information,  test  location,  frequency,   output  power,  effective  radiated  power,  emission  characteristics  and  modulation.     Exhibit  A  -­  Narrative  Statement:     Google  requests  confidential  treatment  of  the  following  underlined  text  from  Exhibit  A   that  contains  confidential  and  proprietary  information  regarding  the  proposed   tests/experiments:     Consistent  with  the  standards  set  forth  in  Section  5.61  of  the  Federal   Communications  Commission’s  (FCC’s  or  Commission’s)  Rules,  47  C.F.R.  §  5.61,   Google  Inc.  (Google)  outlines  below  its  need  for  the  requested  extension  of  Special   Temporary  Authority  (STA  Extension)  and  the  compelling  reasons  why   0377-­EX-­ST-­2015  should  be  granted  expeditiously.   Request  for  Confidential  Treatment  -­  Page  1  

    REDACTED  PUBLIC  VERSION   Google  Inc.   File  No.  0377-­EX-­ST-­2015     Google  requests  that  the  STA  Extension  be  granted  for  a  period  of  180  days.   The  STA  Extension  is  needed  for  continued  testing  of  [REDACTED].1  ​  ​Among  other   parameters,  Google  will  continue  to  evaluate  [REDACTED].     Consistent  with  0842-­EX-­ST-­2014  (Call  Sign  WH9XYD),  testing  will  continue   to  [REDACTED].    Google  may  conduct  [REDACTED].    [REDACTED].   [REDACTED]  will  automatically  disable  any  transmitter  [REDACTED]  under  the   STA  Extension  if  the  [REDACTED]  exits  the  test  area  covered  by  the  STA   Extension.       Google  will  continue  to  test  [REDACTED].    The  equipment  used  will  include   [REDACTED].​    ​Each  [REDACTED]  radio  will  continue  to  have  [REDACTED].    Each   [REDACTED]  radio  will  continue  to  be  operated  with  [REDACTED].    Google  will   continue  to  operate  the  [REDACTED].    In  some  tests,  [REDACTED].            Google  has  been  conducting  similar  tests  under  the  existing  grant  of   special  temporary  authority,  and  no  disruptions  have  been  noted.    Grant  of  this  STA   Extension  likewise  will  not  adversely  impact  any  authorized  user  of  RF  spectrum  for   the  reasons  stated  below.       Antenna  Specifications:    ​Google  will  continue  to  use  [REDACTED].2   Google​  ​also  will  continue  to  [REDACTED].       Protection  of  specific  users:  ​Google’s  continued  operations  will  not  cause   harmful  interference  to  other  users  of  the  millimeter  wave  bands.    We  discuss  each   set  of  users  below.       Commercial  millimeter  wave  band  users:  ​Consistent  with  the  analysis   submitted  with  0842-­EX-­ST-­2014,  neither  [REDACTED]  nor  [REDACTED]  will  pose   a  risk  of  harmful  interference  to  millimeter  wave  links.3       Additionally,  Google’s  test  site  is  well  off-­axis  or  separated  physically  and/or   spectrally  from  other  millimeter  wave  facilities.4    This  physical  and  spectral   separation  reinforces  that  Google’s  operations  will  continue  to  pose  no  material  risk   of  harmful  interference  to  other  commercial  millimeter  wave  link  users  and  will   1  [REDACTED]     2  In  general,  the  minimum  antenna  gain  required  is  50  dBi.    47  C.F.R.    §101.115.    However,  antenna  gains   of  as  low  as  43  dBi  are  permitted  if  the  operator  employs  a  proportional  reduction  in  power.    ​See​  47  C.F.R.   §101.115  n.15.  (“Antenna  gain  less  than  50  dBi  (but  greater  than  or  equal  to  43  dBi)  is  permitted  only  with  a   proportional  reduction  in  maximum  authorized  EIRP  in  a  ratio  of  2  dB  of  power  per  1  dB  of  gain,  so  that  the   maximum  allowable  EIRP  (in  dBW)  for  antennas  of  less  than  50  dBi  gain  becomes  +55-­2(50–G),  where  G  is   the  antenna  gain  in  dBi.”).   3  ​See​  File  No.  0842-­EX-­ST-­2014,  Exhibit  C,​  ​Technical  Declaration  at  ¶¶  5,  12-­15,  17-­37,  Appendix  1.   4  ​See  id.​  at  Appendix  1.   Request  for  Confidential  Treatment  -­  Page  2  

    REDACTED  PUBLIC  VERSION   Google  Inc.   File  No.  0377-­EX-­ST-­2015     continue  to  pose  no  material  signal-­to-­noise  loss  for  other  authorized  spectrum   users.       International  users:  ​Because​  ​the  test  site  is  more  than  700  kilometers  away   from  U.S.  borders,  no  international  coordination  is  required.         Federal  users:​  Google  continues  to  be  prepared  to  coordinate  with  the   National  Telecommunications  and  Information  Administration  to  ensure  that  federal   operations  in  the  band  do  not  experience  harmful  interference.    In  particular,  Google   has  a  coordination  agreement  in  place  with  the  National  Radio  Astronomy   Observatory  to  ensure  that  its  operations  do  not  cause  interference  to  radio   astronomy  observations  at  its  Owens  Valley  location.     Google  will  continue  to  have  the  ability  to  [REDACTED].    First,   [REDACTED].    [REDACTED].    Second,  [REDACTED].    Third,  the  [REDACTED].       Finally,  Google  has  already  been  conducting  similar  tests  in  this  area  under   a  grant  of  special  temporary  authority,  and  no  disruptions  have  been  noted.         Exhibit  B  -­  Technical  Information:     Google  requests  confidential  treatment  of  the  following  underlined  text  from  Exhibit  B   that  contain  confidential  and  proprietary  information  regarding  the  proposed   tests/experiments:     Applicant  Name: Google  Inc.   Applicant  FRN: 0016069502         Legal  Contact  Details   Name  of  Contact   Aparna  Sridhar   Contact  Details   Counsel   25  Massachusetts  Avenue  NW,  Ninth  Floor   Washington  DC  20001                 Request  for  Confidential  Treatment  -­  Page  3  

    REDACTED  PUBLIC  VERSION   Google  Inc.   File  No.  0377-­EX-­ST-­2015     Technical  Contact  Details   Name  of  Contact   Jeff  Gilbert   Contact  Details   1600  Amphitheatre  Parkway   Mountain  View,  CA  94043   Phone:  (650)  933-­7471   Email:  jegilbert@google.com       [REDACTED]  Transmitter  Equipment  and  Station  Details   Equipment   [REDACTED]   Number  of  Terminals   [REDACTED]   Areas  of  Operation   Operation  not  to  exceed  100  km  from  the   following  geographic  centerpoint:     ● 40°  53’  55”  N,  117°  48’  16”  W       Frequency  Range   High  (MHz)   Low  (MHz)   [REDACTED]   75790   75210   [REDACTED]   84790   84210   [REDACTED]   85790   85210       Radio   Modulation   Emission   Bandwidth   Maximum   Maximum   Designator   Power  Out   EIRP   [REDACTED]   Digital   580MD1D   580  MHz   0.631  W   41  dBW   with  43  dBi   with  43  dBi   antenna   antenna   0.200  W   31  dBW   with  38  dBi   with  38  dBi   antenna   antenna   [REDACTED]​a   Digital   60M0D1D   60  MHz   0.631  W   41  dBW   with  43  dBi   with  43  dBi   antenna   antenna   0.200  W   31  dBW   with  38  dBi   with  38  dBi   antenna   antenna   a​  ​This  transmitter  will  operate  within  the  broader  frequency  ranges  described  above  in  the   “Frequency  Range/Tolerance”  table.     Request  for  Confidential  Treatment  -­  Page  4  

    REDACTED  PUBLIC  VERSION   Google  Inc.   File  No.  0377-­EX-­ST-­2015       Antenna  Details   [REDACTED]   Type   [REDACTED]   Quantity   [REDACTED]​b     Gain   43  dBi     Beam  Width  at  Half-­Power  Point   1.2  degrees   Orientation  in  Horizontal  Plane   N/A   Orientation  in  Vertical  Plane   N/A     Antenna  Details   [REDACTED]   Type   [REDACTED]   Quantity   [REDACTED]​b   Gain   38  dBi   Beam  Width  at  Half-­Power  Point   2  degrees   Orientation  in  Horizontal  Plane   N/A   Orientation  in  Vertical  Plane   N/A     Antenna  Details   [REDACTED]   Type   [REDACTED]   Quantity   [REDACTED]​b   Gain   43  dBi   Beam  Width  at  Half-­Power  Point   1.2  degrees   Orientation  in  Horizontal  Plane   N/A   Orientation  in  Vertical  Plane   N/A     b​  ​ [REDACTED].               Request  for  Confidential  Treatment  -­  Page  5  

    REDACTED  PUBLIC  VERSION   Google  Inc.   File  No.  0377-­EX-­ST-­2015     [REDACTED]  Transmitter  Equipment  and  Station  Details   Equipment   [REDACTED]   Number  of  Terminals   [REDACTED]   Areas  of  Operation   Not  to  exceed  100  km  from  the  following   geographic  centerpoint:     ● 40°  53’  55”  N,  117°  48’  16”  W     Frequency  Range   High  (MHz)   Low  (MHz)   [REDACTED]   75790   75210   [REDACTED]   84790   84210   [REDACTED]   85790   85210       Radio   Modulation   Emission   Bandwidth   Maximum   Maximum   Designator   Power  Out   EIRP   [REDACTED]   Digital   580MD1D   580  MHz    1.585  W   55  dBW   [REDACTED]​c   Digital   60M0D1D   60  MHz    1.585  W   55  dBW   c  ​ This  transmitter  will  operate  within  the  broader  frequency  ranges  described  above  in  the   “Frequency  Range/Tolerance”  table.     Antenna  Details   [REDACTED]   Type   [REDACTED]   Quantity   [REDACTED]   Gain   53  dBi     Beam  Width  at  Half-­Power  Point   0.37  degrees   Orientation  in  Horizontal  Plane   N/A   Orientation  in  Vertical  Plane   N/A           [REDACTED]     [REDACTED]         Request  for  Confidential  Treatment  -­  Page  6  

    REDACTED  PUBLIC  VERSION   Google  Inc.   File  No.  0377-­EX-­ST-­2015     2. Identification  of  the  Commission  proceeding  in  which  the  information  was   submitted  or  a  description  of  the  circumstances  giving  rise  to  the  submission.     The  above-­referenced  Exhibits  were  submitted  to  the  Commission  in  support  of  the   STA  Extension.    These  Exhibits  were  filed  with  the  Office  of  Engineering  and  Technology  on   April  3,  2015.    For  additional  information,  please  see  0377-­EX-­ST-­2015.         3. Explanation  of  the  degree  to  which  the  information  is  commercial  or  financial  or   contains  a  trade  secret  or  is  privileged.       The  information  requested  to  be  kept  confidential  has  significant  commercial  value.   The  details  of  the  STA  Extension  tests/experiments  may  include  trade  secret  information.   5 The  Commission  has  clarified  that  confidential  treatment  should  be  afforded  to  trade  secrets.   Google’s  tests/experiments  and  proprietary  wireless  applications  using  particular  radio   frequency  equipment  represent  a  “secret  commercially  valuable  plan”  within  the  meaning  of  a   trade  secret  as  recognized  by  the  Commission.       In  addition,  agreements  entered  into  between  Google  and  the  parties  that  provided   equipment  for  testing  or  will  provide  analysis  of  test  results  require  that  confidential   information  of  the  parties  be  held  in  strict  confidence,  and  that  such  information  not  be   disclosed  to  any  third  party  (with  limited  exceptions  not  applicable  to  this  request).    The   manufacturer  name  and  model  number  constitutes  confidential  trade  secrets,  technical   information,  and  business  information  under  the  agreements.       4. Explanation  of  the  degree  to  which  the  information  concerns  a  service  that  is   competitive.       The  services  and  technologies  that  are  the  subject  of  this  STA  Extension  have  not  yet   been  fully  developed  but  are  expected  to  lead  to  material  developments  in  markets  subject  to   competition  from  multiple  U.S.  and  non-­U.S.  third  parties.         5. Explanation  of  how  disclosure  of  the  information  could  result  in  substantial   competitive  harm.       The  technology  under  development  is  highly  sensitive  and  confidential  in  nature.    The   release  of  such  information  would  provide  valuable  insight  into  Google’s  technology   innovations  and  potential  business  plans  and  strategies.    Public  disclosure  would  jeopardize   the  value  of  the  technology  under  examination  by  enabling  others  to  utilize  Google’s   information  to  develop  similar  products  in  a  similar  time  frame.     5    ​Examination  of  Current  Policy  Concerning  the  Treatment  of  Confidential  Information  Submitted  to  the   Commission​ ,  Report  and  Order,  GC  Docket  No.  96-­55,  at  para.  3,  (released  Aug.  4,  1998)  (defining  “trade   secrets”  for  purpose  of  Commission  rules  on  confidential  treatment).   Request  for  Confidential  Treatment  -­  Page  7  

    REDACTED  PUBLIC  VERSION   Google  Inc.   File  No.  0377-­EX-­ST-­2015     6. Identification  of  any  measures  taken  by  the  requesting  party  to  prevent   unauthorized  disclosure.     Google  has  taken  steps  to  keep  confidential  the  information  set  forth  in  the  confidential   exhibits  by  limiting  the  number  of  people  involved  in  the  tests/experiments  to  only  those  on  a   “need  to  know”  basis,  and  will  require  any  third  parties  involved  in  the  analysis  execute  robust   nondisclosure  agreements.       7. Identification  of  whether  the  information  is  available  to  the  public  and  the  extent   of  any  previous  disclosures  of  the  information  to  any  third  parties.     The  information  contained  in  the  confidential  exhibits  is  not  available  to  the  public,  and   has  only  been  disclosed  to  third  parties  pursuant  to  the  restrictive  safeguards  described   above.     Google  voluntarily  provides  the  information  to  the  Commission  at  this  time  with  the   expectation  that  it  will  be  treated  confidentially  in  accordance  with  the  Commission's  rules.   See  Critical  Mass  Energy  Project  v.  Nuclear  Regulatory  Comm’n​,  975  F.2d  871,  879  (D.C.   Cir.  1992)  (commercial  information  provided  on  a  voluntary  basis  “is  ‘confidential’  for  the   purpose  of  Freedom  of  Information  Act  (FOIA)  Exemption  4  if  it  is  of  a  kind  that  would   customarily  not  be  released  to  the  public  by  the  person  from  whom  it  was  obtained.”)       8. Justification  of  the  requested  period  of  confidentiality.       Google  expects  that  confidential  treatment  will  be  necessary  for  the  length  of  the   proposed  experiment  and  thereafter  in  order  to  protect  its  evolving  business  and  technology   strategies.       9. Any  other  information  that  would  be  useful  in  assessing  whether  this  request   should  be  submitted.     The  information  subject  to  this  request  for  confidentiality  should  not  be  made  available   for  public  disclosure  at  any  time.    There  is  nothing  material  that  public  review  of  this   information  would  add  to  the  Commission’s  analysis  of  Google’s  request  for  an  experimental   authorization.       Moreover,  public  disclosure  of  the  sensitive  information  in  the  confidential  exhibits  to   the  STA  Extension  after  the  Commission  has  ruled  on  the  Request  for  Confidentiality  is  not   necessary  for  the  Commission  to  fulfill  its  regulatory  responsibilities.         Request  for  Confidential  Treatment  -­  Page  8  

    REDACTED  PUBLIC  VERSION   Google  Inc.   File  No.  0377-­EX-­ST-­2015     Consistent  with  47  C.F.R.  §  0.459(d)(l),  Google  requests  notification  if  release  of  the   information  subject  to  this  request  is  requested  pursuant  to  the  FOIA  or  otherwise,  so  that   Google  may  have  an  opportunity  to  oppose  grant  of  any  such  request.     Sincerely  yours,     Aparna  Sridhar     Request  for  Confidential  Treatment  -­  Page  9  

    REDACTED  PUBLIC  VERSION   Google  Inc.   File  No.  0377-­EX-­ST-­2015       EXHIBIT  A  –  NARRATIVE  STATEMENT       Consistent  with  the  standards  set  forth  in  Section  5.61  of  the  Federal  Communications   Commission’s  (FCC’s  or  Commission’s)  Rules,  47  C.F.R.  §  5.61,  Google  Inc.  (Google)   outlines  below  its  need  for  the  requested  extension  of  Special  Temporary  Authority  (STA   Extension)  and  the  compelling  reasons  why  0377-­EX-­ST-­2015  should  be  granted   expeditiously.   Google  requests  that  the  STA  Extension  be  granted  for  a  period  of  180  days.    The   STA  Extension  is  needed  for  continued  testing  of  [REDACTED]. 1 ​    ​Among  other  parameters,   Google  will  continue  to  evaluate  [REDACTED].     Consistent  with  0842-­EX-­ST-­2014  (Call  Sign  WH9XYD),  testing  will  continue  to   [REDACTED].    Google  may  conduct  [REDACTED].    [REDACTED].    [REDACTED]  will   automatically  disable  any  transmitter  [REDACTED]  under  the  STA  Extension  if  the   [REDACTED]  exits  the  test  area  covered  by  the  STA  Extension.       Google  will  continue  to  test  [REDACTED].    The  equipment  used  will  include   [REDACTED].​    ​Each  [REDACTED]  radio  will  continue  to  have  [REDACTED].    Each   [REDACTED]  radio  will  continue  to  be  operated  with  [REDACTED].    Google  will  continue  to   operate  the  [REDACTED].    In  some  tests,  [REDACTED].           Google  has  been  conducting  similar  tests  under  the  existing  grant  of  special  temporary   authority,  and  no  disruptions  have  been  noted.    Grant  of  this  STA  Extension  likewise  will  not   adversely  impact  any  authorized  user  of  RF  spectrum  for  the  reasons  stated  below.       Antenna  Specifications:    ​Google  will  continue  to  use  [REDACTED].2    Google​  ​also   will  continue  to  [REDACTED].       Protection  of  specific  users:  ​Google’s  continued  operations  will  not  cause  harmful   interference  to  other  users  of  the  millimeter  wave  bands.    We  discuss  each  set  of  users   below.       Commercial  millimeter  wave  band  users:  ​Consistent  with  the  analysis  submitted  with   0842-­EX-­ST-­2014,  neither  [REDACTED]  nor  [REDACTED]  will  pose  a  risk  of  harmful   interference  to  millimeter  wave  links.3       1  [REDACTED]   2  In  general,  the  minimum  antenna  gain  required  is  50  dBi.    47  C.F.R.    §101.115.    However,  antenna  gains   of  as  low  as  43  dBi  are  permitted  if  the  operator  employs  a  proportional  reduction  in  power.    ​See​  47  C.F.R.   §101.115  n.15.  (“Antenna  gain  less  than  50  dBi  (but  greater  than  or  equal  to  43  dBi)  is  permitted  only  with  a   proportional  reduction  in  maximum  authorized  EIRP  in  a  ratio  of  2  dB  of  power  per  1  dB  of  gain,  so  that  the   maximum  allowable  EIRP  (in  dBW)  for  antennas  of  less  than  50  dBi  gain  becomes  +55-­2(50–G),  where  G  is   the  antenna  gain  in  dBi.”).   3  ​See​  File  No.  0842-­EX-­ST-­2014,  Exhibit  C,​  ​Technical  Declaration  at  ¶¶  5,  12-­15,  17-­37,  Appendix  1.   Exhibit  A  -­  Page  1  

    REDACTED  PUBLIC  VERSION   Google  Inc.   File  No.  0377-­EX-­ST-­2015       Additionally,  Google’s  test  site  is  well  off-­axis  or  separated  physically  and/or  spectrally   from  other  millimeter  wave  facilities.4    This  physical  and  spectral  separation  reinforces  that   Google’s  operations  will  continue  to  pose  no  material  risk  of  harmful  interference  to  other   commercial  millimeter  wave  link  users  and  will  continue  to  pose  no  material  signal-­to-­noise   loss  for  other  authorized  spectrum  users.       International  users:  ​Because​  ​the  test  site  is  more  than  700  kilometers  away  from  U.S.   borders,  no  international  coordination  is  required.         Federal  users:​  Google  continues  to  be  prepared  to  coordinate  with  the  National   Telecommunications  and  Information  Administration  to  ensure  that  federal  operations  in  the   band  do  not  experience  harmful  interference.    In  particular,  Google  has  a  coordination   agreement  in  place  with  the  National  Radio  Astronomy  Observatory  to  ensure  that  its   operations  do  not  cause  interference  to  radio  astronomy  observations  at  its  Owens  Valley   location.     Google  will  continue  to  have  the  ability  to  [REDACTED].    First,  [REDACTED].   [REDACTED].    Second,  [REDACTED].    Third,  the  [REDACTED].       Finally,  as  noted,  Google  has  already  been  conducting  similar  tests  in  this  area  under   a  grant  of  special  temporary  authority,  and  no  disruptions  have  been  noted.         4  ​See  id.​  at  Appendix  1.   Exhibit  A  -­  Page  2  

    REDACTED  PUBLIC  VERSION   Google  Inc.   File  No.  0377-­EX-­ST-­2015     EXHIBIT  B  -­  TECHNICAL  INFORMATION         Applicant  Name: Google  Inc.   Applicant  FRN: 0016069502         Legal  Contact  Details   Name  of  Contact   Aparna  Sridhar   Contact  Details   Counsel   25  Massachusetts  Avenue  NW,  Ninth  Floor   Washington  DC  20001         Technical  Contact  Details   Name  of  Contact   Jeff  Gilbert   Contact  Details   1600  Amphitheatre  Parkway   Mountain  View,  CA  94043   Phone:  (650)  933-­7471   Email:  jegilbert@google.com         [REDACTED]  Transmitter  Equipment  and  Station  Details   Equipment   [REDACTED]   Number  of  Terminals   [REDACTED]   Areas  of  Operation   Operation  not  to  exceed  100  km  from  the  following   geographic  centerpoint:     ● 40°  53’  55”  N,  117°  48’  16”  W       Frequency  Range   High  (MHz)   Low  (MHz)   [REDACTED]   75790   75210   [REDACTED]   84790   84210   [REDACTED]   85790   85210         Exhibit  B  -­  Page  1  

    REDACTED  PUBLIC  VERSION   Google  Inc.   File  No.  0377-­EX-­ST-­2015     Radio   Modulation   Emission   Bandwidth   Maximum   Maximum   Designator   Power  Out   EIRP   [REDACTED]   Digital   580MD1D   580  MHz   0.631  W  with   41  dBW  with   43  dBi   43  dBi   antenna   antenna   0.200  W  with   31  dBW  with   38  dBi   38  dBi   antenna   antenna   [REDACTED]​a   Digital   60M0D1D   60  MHz   0.631  W  with   41  dBW  with   43  dBi   43  dBi   antenna   antenna   0.200  W  with   31  dBW  with   38  dBi   38  dBi   antenna   antenna   a​  ​This  transmitter  will  operate  within  the  broader  frequency  ranges  described  above  in  the   “Frequency  Range/Tolerance”  table.     Antenna  Details   [REDACTED]   Type   [REDACTED]   Quantity   [REDACTED]​b     Gain   43  dBi     Beam  Width  at  Half-­Power  Point   1.2  degrees   Orientation  in  Horizontal  Plane   N/A   Orientation  in  Vertical  Plane   N/A     Antenna  Details   [REDACTED]   Type   [REDACTED]   Quantity   [REDACTED]​b   Gain   38  dBi   Beam  Width  at  Half-­Power  Point   2  degrees   Orientation  in  Horizontal  Plane   N/A   Orientation  in  Vertical  Plane   N/A         Exhibit  B  -­  Page  2  

    REDACTED  PUBLIC  VERSION   Google  Inc.   File  No.  0377-­EX-­ST-­2015     Antenna  Details   [REDACTED]   Type   [REDACTED]   Quantity   [REDACTED]​b   Gain   43  dBi   Beam  Width  at  Half-­Power  Point   1.2  degrees   Orientation  in  Horizontal  Plane   N/A   Orientation  in  Vertical  Plane   N/A     b​  ​ [REDACTED].     [REDACTED]  Transmitter  Equipment  and  Station  Details   Equipment   [REDACTED]   Number  of  Terminals   [REDACTED]   Areas  of  Operation   Not  to  exceed  100  km  from  the  following   geographic  centerpoint:     ● 40°  53’  55”  N,  117°  48’  16”  W     Frequency  Range   High  (MHz)   Low  (MHz)   [REDACTED]   75790   75210   [REDACTED]   84790   84210   [REDACTED]   85790   85210       Radio   Modulation   Emission   Bandwidth   Maximum   Maximum   Designator   Power  Out   EIRP   [REDACTED]   Digital   580MD1D   580  MHz    1.585  W   55  dBW   [REDACTED]​c   Digital   60M0D1D   60  MHz    1.585  W   55  dBW   c​  ​ This  transmitter  will  operate  within  the  broader  frequency  ranges  described  above  in  the   “Frequency  Range/Tolerance”  table.               Exhibit  B  -­  Page  3  

    REDACTED  PUBLIC  VERSION   Google  Inc.   File  No.  0377-­EX-­ST-­2015     Antenna  Details   [REDACTED]     Type   [REDACTED]   Quantity   [REDACTED]   Gain   53  dBi     Beam  Width  at  Half-­Power  Point   0.37  degrees   Orientation  in  Horizontal  Plane   N/A   Orientation  in  Vertical  Plane   N/A           [REDACTED]     [REDACTED]   Exhibit  B  -­  Page  4  


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