Narrative Statement

0453-EX-ST-2019 Text Documents

T-Mobile License LLC

2019-03-25ELS_226137

                                                         T-Mobile License LLC
                                           Request for Part 5 Experimental STA
                                                ELS File No. 0453-EX-ST-2019

                          NARRATIVE STATEMENT

Pursuant to Section 5.61 of the Commission’s rules, 47 C.F.R. §5.61 (2018), T-
Mobile License, LLC hereby respectfully requests special temporary authority
(“STA”) beginning April 1 2019 to September 31, 2019. T-Mobile wishes to
conduct tests in the 2.5 GHz band to understand better the propagation
characteristics and to gain a better understanding of new innovative services this
band can offer.


A.      Purpose of operations and need for experimental license:

     Purpose of operation: T-Mobile is working with equipment vendors to
     conduct product testing of experimental equipment. The trials at the location
     listed below will allow T-Mobile to test equipment in outdoor and indoor
     setting, both devices and base stations

B.      Need for an STA:

     Experimental STA is necessary to gain access to the spectrum for testing
     purposes. T-Mobile anticipates that these tests will be concluded within 6
     Months. The 2.5 GHz band spectrum at the test locations is currently
     unlicensed (“EBS Whitespace”). .

C.      Dates of Operation:

     04/01/2019 through 09/31/2019

D.      Location(s) of Proposed Base Operations:

        •   Seattle, WA
            A.) NL 47-04’-56” WL 122-21’-36”
            B.) NL 47-03’-18” WL 122-21’-36”

            Radius of Operation User Equipment: 5 km (for each base location)
            Station Class: FX

        •   Salt Lake City, UT
            A.) NL 41-19’-11’’ WL 112-00’-0’’
            B.) NL 41-20’-6” WL 112-02’-21”
            C.) NL 41-18’-3” WL 112-04’-52”

            Radius of Operation for User Equipment: 5 km (for each base location)


           Station Class: FX
E.             Technical Specifications:

           1. Equipment to be used:
           Prototype equipment from various manufacturers. A total of 10 user
           equipment devices will be deployed around each site. Each site will
           deploy a single fixed/base station. Thus, a total of 5 fixed stations will
           be deployed.

           2. Frequencies Desired:
           2502-2602 MHz

           3. Power Levels:
           7400W EIRP PEAK

           4. Type of Emission, Modulation Technique, and Bandwidth Required:
              A variety of emissions and bandwidths will be tested.
              Bandwidths from 20 MHz to 100 MHz will be tested.
              Digital OFDM

           5. Overall Height of Antenna(s) Above Ground/Orientation:
           Directional fixed antennas will be mounted on existing structures.
           That will not extend more than 6 meters above the structures. The
           performance specifications for the directional antenna are attached to
           this narrative statement.

           When installed on the existing structures, the antennas will be placed
           8-9 meters above the ground.

F.     Protection Against Causing Interference:

T-Mobile has established a point of contact identified below with “kill switch”
authority should any interference occur to primary licensed services. Should
interference occur, T-Mobile will take immediate steps to resolve the
interference, including, if necessary, arranging for the discontinuance of
operation.

G.     Restrictions on Operation:

T-Mobile is not seeking authority to perform a market study under the requested
experimental STA. Moreover, no fees will be charged to entities using the
equipment during this test. Entities will be advised in accordance with Section
2.803 of the Commission’s rules, 47 C.F.R. §2.803, that any unapproved devices
which have not been authorized as required by the FCC are not being offered for
sale or lease, or sold or leased, until authorization is obtained.


H.     Public Interest:

T-Mobile submits that issuance of the experimental STA as requested is in the
public interest, convenience, and necessity. Grant of an experimental STA will
help T-Mobile to develop and test innovative equipment to provide service to
consumers.

I.     Contact Information:

       Technical Contact and “Stop Buzzer/Kill Switch:”

              Chris Wieczorek
              T-Mobile USA, Inc.
              601 Pennsylvania Ave., NW
              Washington, DC 20004
              202-654-5913
              chris.wieczorek@t-mobile.com

       FCC Legal Counsel/Contact:

              Michael Lewis
              Senior Engineering Advisor
              DLA Piper LLP
              500 8th Street, NW
              Washington, DC 20004
              Telephone: 202.799.4042
              Michael.A.Lewis@dlapiper.com



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Document Modified: 2019-03-25 16:51:18

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