Antenna Registration

0398-EX-CN-2017 Text Documents

Nokia

2017-05-26ELS_192651

May 26, 2017 Nnake Nweke, Ph.D. (Engr.), Esq. Chief, Experimental Licensing Branch Office of Engineering and Technology Nokia Solutions and Networks US LLC Federal Communications Commission 445 12th Street, SW Address: 600 Mountain Ave Washington, D.C. 20510 Murray Hill, NJ 07974 RE: Antenna Registration: Directional Antenna Information License Service Application, File No. 0398-EX-CN-2017 Dear Chief Nweke, This is the exhibit for the directional antenna Fixed/Base Stations: Access Point (phase 1): • 26 dBi gain, lens array • Width of beam: - Azimuth: 9 degree HPBW, steerable +/- 30 degree. Elevation: 9 degree HPBW, steerable +/- 7 degree • Orientation in horizontal plane: - AP will mounted in several test scenarios up to 360 degrees • Orientation in vertical plane: - AP will have a downtilt from 5 to 20 degrees Access Point (phase 2): • 29 dBi gain, phased-array • Width of beam: - Azimuth: 6.5 degree HPBW, steerable +/- 45 degree. Elevation: 5.5 degree HPBW, steerable +/- 11 degree • Orientation in horizontal plane: - AP will mounted in several test scenarios up to 360 degrees • Orientation in vertical plane: - AP will have a downtilt from 5 to 20 degrees User Device: • 25 dBi gain phased-array • Width of beam in degrees at the half power point - ~11 degree HPBW, steerable range TBD • Orientation in horizontal plane (degrees): - UD will be portable with a full 360 degree rotation • Orientation in vertical plane (degrees): - UD will be pointed at the AP Nokia proposes to operate initially using QPSK, 16QAM, and 64QAM modulation. BPSK and 256QAM modulation may be used in later phases.

Page 2 of 2 Yours Sincerely, Glenn A. Steitz Senior Manager 5G Demonstrations and Solutions Nokia Solutions and Networks Glenn.steitz@nokia-bell-labs.com 973-214-0028


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