Attachment NTIA Spectrum Cert

This document pretains to SES-STA-INTR2019-00653 for Special Temporal Authority on a Satellite Earth Station filing.

IBFS_SESSTAINTR201900653_1633933

FORM NTIA—44 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Classification J Control Number (3/91) NATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATIONSS Doc. 41573/2 AND INFORMATION ADMINISTRATION UNCLASSIFIED SPS—21202/2 CERTIFICATION OF SPECTRUM SUPPORT Recipient Agency | System Stage of Review Air Force | FalconSAT—6 4 — Operational Seétion 1: OPERATING CHARACTERISTICS FOR WHICH SUPPORT IS CERTIFIED Frequency(MHz) Emissions Mean Power (W) Station Class _ Transmitting Location Receiving Location Space : 2288 166KG1D 1.5 ET (FalconSAT—6) Colorado Springs, CO . Space 2109.75 10K0OG1D 50 TT Colorado Springs, CO (FalconSAT—6) Section 2: SOURCE DOCUMENTS Docket Number Descriptiofi of Document — Dated SPS—20611/4 Air Force Replacement Request for Stage 4 Review June 22, 2018 SsPS—20716/1 NTIA Preliminary Assessment January 6, 2014 Section 3: SPECTRUM PLANNING SUBCOMMITTEE (SPS) RECOMMENDATIONS The SPS reviewed this system under the provisions of Chapter 10 of the NTIA Manual, noting that this system will operate for less than a 12 month duration, and recommends that: 1. NTIA certify Stage 4 spectrum support for the FalconSAT—6, as specified in Section 1. 2. Air Force be aware that for use of the frequency 2109.75 MHz, coordination is required for the FalconSAT—6 earth station transmitters with non—Federal terrestrial receiving stations at fixed sites, in accordance with Footnote US346 to the National Table of Frequency Allocations. 3. NTIA waive compliance with the power flux—density (PFD) limits specified in Section 8.2.36 of the NTIA Manual for the space—Earth transmissions of this system on 2288 MHz, given that this system exceeds the recommended limits by as much as 6 dB but conforms to relaxed limits as stipulated in IRAC Doc. 31014/1 (SPS—12038/1). Air Force should be aware that the alternate PFD criteria do not necessarily ensure complete compatibility with terrestrial receiving equipment. 4. Air Force protect personnel from radiation levels that exceed generally accepted exposure criteria. Name/Title of Recommending Official Signatur Date Stephen J. Butcher @ bfl&\’ SPS Chairperson VW/'Y/ AUG 1 7 2018 Section 4: NTIA CERTIFICATION The Office of Spectrum Management concurs with the SPS recommendations in Section 3. This office certifies Stage 4 spectrum support for this system. This certification supersedes IRAC Doc. 41578 (S/P.S-212 dated September 8, 2015. Name/Title of Recommending Official mm y\ Date Peter A. Tenhula AUG— 1 7 2018 Deputy Associate Administrator Special Handing Classification Distribution UNCLASSIFIED IRAC, SPS, FAS


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