Technical Narrative

1996-EX-ST-2018 Text Documents

T-Mobile License LLC

2018-11-29ELS_220459

                                                           T-Mobile USA, Inc.
                                         Request for Part 5 Experimental STA
                                              ELS File No. 1996-EX-ST-2018

                         NARRATIVE STATEMENT

T-Mobile USA, Inc. hereby respectfully requests special temporary authority
(“STA”) beginning Dec 15, 2018 to June 15, 2019, to evaluate the technical
performance of pre-production License Assisted Access (“LAA”). The
experiments will operate in AWS-1 spectrum licensed to T-Mobile as well as in
unlicensed 5 GHz spectrum (U-NII-2) for down-link only mode. The testing will
be in a highly controlled field environment that will help T-Mobile to allow pre-
commercial testing of new products outside of a lab environment but in a
controlled and managed manner.


A. Purpose of operations and need for experimental license:
   The purpose of our testing is to conduct product testing of new LAA
   equipment. The trials at various locations listed below will allow T-Mobile to
   test pre-production equipment in outdoor and indoor testing setting prior to
   the devices completing the equipment authorization process.


B. Need for an STA:

   An STA is needed to get access to unlicensed 5 GHz (U-NII-2) spectrum for
   testing purposes in Houston and LA. The mobile units will be receive-only in
   the unlicensed 5 GHz but will also include an LTE transmitter that will
   operate in the AWS-1 spectrum pursuant to Section 2.805(e)(1)(i) of the
   FCC’s rules on frequencies already licensed to T-Mobile. T-Mobile
   anticipates using as many as 10 mobiles units at each location.


C. Dates of Operation:

   12/15/2018 through 5/31/2019 or as soon as possible.


D. Location(s) of Proposed Operations:

          Houston, TX

          A.) NL 29-48’-25’’ WL 95-24’-4’’
          B.) NL 29-49’-2” WL 95-25’-40”
          Radius of Operation: 10 km (for each location)
          Station Class: FX MO

          Los Angeles, CA

          A.) NL 33-57’-4’’ WL 118-16’-2”
          B.) NL 33-56’-53” WL 118-16’-2”

          Radius of Operation: 10 km (for each location)
          Station Class: FX MO


E.    Technical Specifications:

      1. Equipment to be used:

          Various experimental prototypes, 10 units

      2. Frequencies Desired:

          U-NII-2A: 5.250- 5.350 GHz
          U-NII-2C: 5.470- 5.725 GHz

      3. Power Levels:

          Station Class FX
          ERP (W)/(dbm): 2.4 W/ 33.83 dbm
          Technology: LAA

          Station Class MO (Transmitting on AWS-1 frequencies pursuant to
          Section 2.805)
          ERP (W)/(dbm): 0.3 W/ 24.83 dbm
          Technology: LAA


      4. Type of Emission, Modulation Technique, and Bandwidth
         Required:

          60M0W7D


      F.        Overall Height of Antenna(s) Above Ground/Orientation:


           Omni Antennas will be mounted on existing structures. The equipment will not
           extend more than 6 meters above the structures.

           Overall height on existing structures will be:


           Los Angeles:

           A.) 8 meters
           B.) 8 meters


           Houston:

           A.) 9 meters
           B.) 9 meters

      G. Contact Information:

            Technical Contact:

                John Hunter
                T-Mobile USA, Inc.
                601 Pennsylvania Ave., NW
                Washington, DC 20004
                202-654-5907
                John.Hunter21@t-mobile.com



            FCC Legal Councel/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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