Experiment Description

0511-EX-CN-2018 Text Documents

Qualcomm Technologies, Inc.

2018-06-28ELS_212054

FCC Form 442 6.815-6.915 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 equipment in 6 GHz bands and is requesting this experimental license to assist it further in the development, validation, and demonstration of this new technology. 2 Transmitter Information Experimental tests will be conducted within the immediate vicinity of Qualcomm buildings as depicted in the yellow 300m contour shown in Figure 1 and described in Table 1. Four base-stations located on buildings in a cluster will form a short-range network around the buildings shown in Figure 1 for communication to mobile devices (not shown). Figure 1. Sorrento Valley, San Diego, CA region of operation. June 15, 2018 QUALCOMM Technologies, Inc. Page 1 of 2

FCC Form 442 Each base-station transmitter uses a 120-180° single-sector downward tilting antenna pointed to small service areas at ground level for reception by mobile devices over a range of up to 200m. The carrier center frequencies of the base-stations and mobile devices will be fixed at 6.845 GHz and occupy the band: 6.815-6.915 GHz with a TDD 5G New Radio (NR) signal that can vary in bandwidth up to a maximum of 100 MHz. Table 1 indicates the site and antenna information and table 2 defines the transmitter information. Height Nominal Latitude Longitude Planned Site # County above beam shape Azimuth terrain and pointing 1 San 32°53'42.81" N 117°11'43.52" W 34m elliptical: 298°±90° Diego, 120-180° H 2 California 32°53'42.47" N 117°11'49.27" W 7m 10-60° V 78°±90° 3 32°53'47.81" N 117°11'45.84" W 7m -10° boresight 201°±90° down-tilt or 4 32°53'45.16" N 117°11'41.87" W 7m greater 265°±90° Mobile tracking site 60°circular device within a 300m radius of Qualcomm 1,2,3 or 4 with <3m beam-width or operating HQ – yellow contour max elevation smaller area +10° Table 1 Site and antenna information Peak EIRP Center W Emission Type Frequency dBm dBW W ERP Signal EIRP designator (GHz) /multiplexing Experimental 6.845 55 25 316 316 100MW7D 5G NR / TDD Base station Experimental Mobile Device 6.845 36 6 4 4 100MW7D 5G NR /TDD (up to 20) Table 2 Transmitter 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. June 15, 2018 QUALCOMM Technologies, Inc. Page 2 of 2


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