February 1984 | Technical Report TR-84-143
Spectrum Resource Assessment in the 162-174 MHz Frequency Band
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Francis P. Flynn and William M. Moran, “Spectrum Resource Assessment in the 162-174 MHz Frequency Band,” Technical Report TR-84-143, U.S. Department of Commerce, National Telecommunications and Information Administration, Institute for Telecommunication Sciences, February 1984.
Francis P. Flynn and William M. Moran
Abstract: This report is a spectrum resource assessment of the 162–174 MHz band. Included is information on allocation, frequency assignments and agency equipment usage, along with the results of agency interviews. Present spectrum management techniques and associated problems were considered in this report. This band contained 35,275 assignments, as of January 1982, which is approximately one–quarter of all the frequency assignments in the GMF.
Keywords: frequency modulation; spectrum resource assessment; spectrum management; 162–174 MHz Band; Amplitude Compandored Single Sideband (ACSB); land mobile radio (LMR)
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