Experiment Description

0383-EX-CN-2018 Text Documents

Qualcomm Technologies, Inc

2018-05-10ELS_209495

FCC Form 442 25.5-26.3 GHz Experimental License Application 1 Introduction Qualcomm’s technologies powered the smartphone revolution and connected billions of people. We pioneered 3G and 4G – and now we are leading the way to 5G and a new era of intelligent, connected devices. Our products are revolutionizing industries, including automotive, computing, IoT, healthcare and data center, and are allowing millions of devices to connect with each other in ways never imagined. Qualcomm Incorporated includes our licensing business, QTL, and the vast majority of our patent portfolio. Qualcomm Technologies, Inc., a subsidiary of Qualcomm Incorporated, operates, along with its subsidiaries, all of our engineering, research and development functions, and all of our products and services businesses, including, our QCT semiconductor business. For more information, visit Qualcomm’s website, OnQ blog, Twitter and Facebook pages. Qualcomm is conducting 5G R&D tests using prototype base-station (BS) and mobile device (MD) equipment in milli-meter wave bands and is requesting this experimental license to assist it further in developing, validating, and demonstrating this new technology. The requested frequency band occupies 800 MHz between: 25.5-26.3 GHz. 2 Transmitter Information Experimental tests will be conducted in the immediate vicinity of Qualcomm buildings and roads within a 1km range from the centers located at and depicted in figures 1 and 2:  Qualcomm HQ: Sorrento Valley, San Diego, California  Qualcomm Building A: Bridgewater, New Jersey Up to 4 base-stations and 3 associated mobile devices per base-station may operate within the highlighted contours at any time. Figure 1. Sorrento Valley, San Diego, CA region of operation. May 9 2018 QUALCOMM Technologies Incorporated Page 1 of 3

FCC Form 442 Figure 2. Bridgewater, New Jersey region of operation. Base-station transmitters use highly directional antennas to steer their beams to small service areas at ground level for reception by user equipment. They are physically small and may be fixed to lamp-posts, mounted on mobile laboratory test vans or fixed to building roof tops or walls and always remain in tilted down configuration. Up to 3 mobile devices communicate to each base station over an expected range of 200m. Table 1 indicates the site and antenna information and table 2 the carrier information. 3dB Site Location of Latitude Longitude County Beam Azimuth Elevation # BS/UE (center) (center) width San Diego, 1 Base station 32° 53' 46'' N 117° 11' 44'' W California and mobile device BS:-2° equipment BS/MD: to -30° or bounded by any BS: 0.7° 0-360° greater location within 1 MD:12° Bridgewater, 2 km radius 40° 35' 6'' N 74° 37' 26''W New Jersey MD: ± 40° Table 1 Site and antenna information May 9 2018 QUALCOMM Technologies Incorporated Page 2 of 4

FCC Form 442 Peak EIRP Frequency W Emission Type dBm dBW W ERP Modulation (GHz) EIRP designator /multiplexing Base station 25.5-26.3 60 30 1,000 1,000 800MW7XFW OFDM/TDD experimental Mobile device 25.5-26.3 36 6 4 4 800MW7XFW OFDM/TDD experimental Table 2 Transmitted carrier Information 3 Interference Coordination Immediate requests for Qualcomm to stop transmission should be emailed to qualcomm.transmitter.shutdown@qualcomm.com. Alternatively, a shutdown request can be communicated to John Forrester of Qualcomm who can be contacted at 858-845-7428 and jforrest@qti.qualcomm.com. May 9 2018 QUALCOMM Technologies Incorporated Page 3 of 3


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