Exhibits 1 -3

6200-EX-PL-1998 Text Documents

NETRO CORPORATION

1999-11-17ELS_23752

Exhibit No.1 Netro Corporation Application for FCC Radio Experimental License (Response to Question 10a2a) 10a) Program of Experimentation Refer to our file 6099—EX—ML—98 , Exhibit No.1 except following: 1. Location is San Jose , (not Santa Clara) 2. Transmitter frequency is 10GHz, (not 24GHz)

Exhibit No.2 Netro Corporation Application for FCC Radio Experimental License (Response to Question 10b) Specific Objective for Experimental Test /W There are two specific objectives. The first objective is to verify that the radio meets its published specifications without creating interference to other air transmissions. The second objective is to prove the point to multi— point capabilities of broadband technology over microwave radios. Netro Proprietary and Confidential Information Page 1 of 1 06/25/ 98

Exhibit No.3 Netro Corporation Application for FCC Radio Experimental License (Response to Question 10¢) Contribution to Radio Technology The demand for wide area networking is mushrooming due to the advent of data communications, which includes wide area private networking, the Internet and intranets networks, and multimedia communications. The demand in bandwidth for data has surpassed that of voice telephony. These new emerging datacom applications rely on Frame Relay and ATM services. Netro‘s AirStar point to multi—point wireless product will provide access to these broadband services for small to medium size businesses . It will increase the envelope of capabilities that radio already provides. By allowing a wider use of the wireless technology many business users can take advantage of these services quickly and with utmost reliability for the latest voice, data, and multimedia applications. Netro Proprietary and Confidential Information Page 1 of 1 06/25/98

_________ Netro intWirelessAccessSystem Carrier—Class Broadband Wireless Access—10 GHz Netro, the wireless ATM Company, introduces AirStar‘", the industry‘s most advanced solution for point— to—multipoint wireless voice, data, video, and Internet communications. AirStar provides Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) and Frame Relay (FR) wireless access for small or medium sized businesses, cellular/PCS/DECT operators, and corporate campus networks. AirStar‘s dynamic bandwidth allocation and superior system gain offers telcos and service providers outstanding performance and reliability in a compact, easy—to—install solution. AirStar, together with Netro‘s AirMANYT®" point—to—point wireless products, provides a complete portfolio of comprehensive, future—proof, ene—to—end wireless communications solutions. In a point to muiltipoint topology, one AirStar Base Station serves many subscribers who dynamically share bandwidth in the air. Subscribers are organized into sectors. Each AirStar Base Station has a capacity of up to 12 sectors, with data rates per subscriber from 64 Kb/s up to 8 Mb/s, and optionally up to 16 Mb/s. Reliability of a wired solution Multiservice flexibility Cost—effective Outstanding Quality of Service Fast setup and service availability Statistical multiplexing "Pay—as—you—go" pricing Scalability and upgradability No right—of—way easements Burst data capability Uncrowded frequencies Advanced frequency reuse NETRO CONFIDENTIAL DRAFT DOCUMENT

Subscriber shared bandwidth—on—demand — 64 kb/s to 8 Mb/s, optionally to 16 Mb/s e Dynamic bandwidth allocation — maximizes capacity and frequency reuse o High performance system gain — oustanding range and availability e ATM—based statistical multiplexing — higher burst data capability e Guaranteed BER better than 1x10° e Embedded SNMP — extensive diagnostic status and monitoring capabilities e Element Management — Netro‘s common sophisticated Network Element System e Plug and play scalability — easy to add subscribers e Cost effective connectivity for small to medium—sized businesses e Patented CellMAC®" technology for robust efficient dynamic bandwidth allocation Enhanced Forward Error Correction (FEC) provides error detection/correction, lower BER Unfaded BER (<10"°) is superior to other point to multipoint wireless services Robust modulation —— high link margins, resistance to adjacent and co—channel interfaces High system gain — optimal combination of small antenna size, high availability, long range Figure 2. AirStar Point to Multipoint Wireless Access System Local and remote equipment configuration, status/alarm reporting and diagnostics In—band operations channel Network Element System with intelligent graphical user interface Embedded SNMP agent Open platform compatibility ATM and FR access networks o E1 and Fractional E1 Internet Access e ISDN BRI and PRI Cellular backhaul e Frame Relay Voice e Ethernet 10BaseT Distributed computing Digital leased line replacement NETRO CONFIDENTIAL DRAFT DOCUMENT

__________Netro AirStar System Specifications—10 GHz Release 1.0 P 15 kilometer radius Range and P foaaas Availability (typ) 99.995% availability (CCIR climatic Zone E, Northern Europe) Base Station: The Base Station Radio is comprised of a number of sectorized Radio Radio Unit and Unit Arrays. Each sector contains one or more Base Station Radio Unite (BRUs), Antennas allowing modular capacity build—up and redundant configuration of both radio and antennae. Horizontal Vertical # of Sectors Beamwicdth Beamwidth Gain Cell 45° 7° 18 dBi 1 to 8 90° 7° 15 dBi 1 to 4 Subscriber Terminal: * Transceiver is integrated with ahigh performance planar antenna; 26 dB gain Digitally synthesized, software controlled Frequency Range e 10.15 t010.65 GHz * T/R Spacing = 350 MHz e __3.5 MHz step size Channel Bandwidth " & Base Station to Subscriber Terminal: TDM: 4 QAM Modulation Format Subscriber Terminal to Base Station: TDMA: 4 QAM 4 QAM Transmit Power (typ) Base Station +16 dBm Subscriber Terminal +16 dBm ATPC (Automatic Transmit Power Control range): 50 dB Receiver sensitivity: (BER=1x10°) 4 QAM Receiver Base Station: —86 dBm at 8 Mb/s Subscriber Terminal: —86 dBm at 8 Mb/s Alir Interfa Netro‘s CellMAC"*" protocol for wireless ATM, with centralized traffic scheduling based ® ce on Netro‘s virtual framer for ATM CBR traffic and virtual shaper for ATM VBR traffic. Capacity per subscriber (7 MHz, full duplex, channel): System Capacity e 4 QAM : 64 Kb/s to 8 Mb/s Capacity per Base Station Shelf: 155 Mb/s Networking Protocols: * RFC 1483 (Multi— protocol encapsulation over ATM, both LLC encapsulation and fimcomions & VC muiltiplexing for routed PDU‘s are supported) e IEEE 802.3 Interface Subscriber Termjnals: Base Stations: Specifications e E1 and Fractional E1 E3 ATM UNI e __10BaseT STM—1 ATM UNI Network SNMP based Management Software downloadable, local and remote Windows/NT GUI NETRO CONFIDENTIAL DRAFT DOCUMENT

________Netro System: ETSI prETS 300 431, BAPT 211 ZV, MPT 1420, prETS TM4. ITU—R, Standards and RecF.749, x. 731 Regulatory EMC: CE Mark, CISPR 22, ENS5022, ENS0082—1and 2, ETS 300 339 and 385 Compliance Traffic interface: ITU—T G.703, G.704, G.775, G 823, 1.431,CTR 12, TBR 13, |EEE 802.3 Mechanical and safety: 1S09001, FQAA, CE Mark, EN 60950, EN 41003, IEC 950 Environmental: ETS 300 019 Operating temperature, Base Station Environmental & Indoor unit: 0°C to +40°C e Qutdoor unit: —33°C to +55°C Operating Temperature, Subscriber Terminal e Indoor unit: 0°C to +40°C e Outdoor unit: —33°C to +55°C Relative humidity (indoor): 5—95%, non—condensing Altitude (system): 0—4500 m Wind loading:Operational: 145 km/hr; Survival: 200 km/hr Input voitage: Power e Subscriber Terminal: —48 VDC or 220 VAC, 50 Hz e Base station: —48 VDC Power consumption (typ): e Base station: 400 W & Subscriber Terminal: 33 W 1:1 Redundancy Dimensions: HxWxD Weight Mechanical Subscriber Units: * indoor unit (SAS): 4 cm x 21.5 cm x 28 cm 2.5 kg e QOutdoor unit: (SRU): 25 cm x 25 cm x 10 ocm 6.0 kg Base Station Unit: * Indoor unit (BSS, incl. cooling) 44.4 cm x 48.3 cm x 50.8 cm 21.5 kg * Outdoor unit (BRVU): 25 cm x 25 cm x 10 cm 6.0 kg SAS to SRU connection: LMR240, 0—100 m; LMRA400, 0—300 m Miscellaneous All specifications subject to change without notice. This document contains confidential and propriatary information of Netro Corporation. Some regulatory approvals pending. © 1998 Natro Corporation. June, 1998 NETRO CONFIDENTIAL DRAFT DOCUMENT


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