Signature of Applicant (Authorized person filing application):
Mark Alexis
Title of Person Signing Application:
Manager Regulatory Compliance
442 application form - Eligibility Questions
Equipment 1 Manufacturer of radio frequency equipment
Manufacturer that integrates radio frequency equipment into their end products
442 application form - Give the following information of person who can best handle inquiries pertaining to this application:
E-mail Address:
mark.alexis@gmail.com
First Name:
Mark
Last Name:
Alexis
Phone Number:
561-912-6032
Title:
Manager Regulatory Compliance
442 application form - Initial values - Application for Program Experimental License
Country (If not the United States):
United States
442 application form - Initial values - Authorized Party to Sign
Signature Date:
2020-01-30 11:15:15.91
442 application form - Insert a short description of the purpose of this application, or for modifications describe what is being modified.
Narrative Comment:
To develop new RFID systems, we would like to experiment using the EU frequency plan for UHF RFID. Experiments would use four channels as specified in the EU RFID std EN 302 208 (f= 865.7, 866.3, 866.9, 867.5 MHz, bw=200 kHz/chan, Max pwr = 3.28 W EIRP
442 application form - Location Information
County:
PALM BEACH
North Latitude:
26 ° 24 ' 18 "
West Longitude:
80 ° 5 ' 59 "
442 application form - Program Experimental License Questions
Do you intend to operate on commercial mobile radio service (CMRS)?
NO
Do you intend to operate on public safety frequencies?
NO
Do you intend to use any of the federal exclusive and shared frequencies?
NO
Grant actions
Date
Category
Description
2020-02-07
Grant
Grant Generated [Feb 7 2020]
Notes
Date
Comment
2020-01-15
To develop new RFID systems, we would like to experiment using the EU frequency plan for UHF RFID. Experiments would use four channels as specified in the EU RFID std EN 302 208 (f= 865.7, 866.3, 866.9, 867.5 MHz, bw=200 kHz/chan, Max pwr = 3.28 W EIRP
2020-01-15
To develop new RFID systems, we would like to experiment using the EU frequency plan for UHF RFID. Experiments would use four channels as specified in the EU RFID std EN 302 208 (f= 865.7, 866.3, 866.9, 867.5 MHz, bw=200 kHz/chan, Max pwr = 3.28 W EIRP