Legal:Decision of the SCRF No 07-20-03-001 of May 7, 2007
On allocation of radio frequency bands for short range devices
Updated on Dec 28, 2017
The State Commission for Radio Frequencies (SCRF), having considered the application of the Ministry of Information Technologies and Communications (MITC) and heard the report of the Federal state unitary enterprise "Radio Research and Development Institute" (FSUE "NIIR"), observes:
Short range device (SRD) is a hardware intended for short-range transmission and (or) reception of radio waves. These devices are only permitted to use if they do not cause radio frequency interference for other devices and do not require protection from interference from other radio electronic means. The radio frequency bands which can be used for SRD are listed in the table of frequency bands distribution among radio services of the Russian Federation. However, only an insignificant part of the general radio frequency spectrum allocated for SDRs is authorized to use. It is caused by the lack of the SCRF approved conditions and uniform regulatory procedures of the radio frequency bands usage recommended for SRDs.
FSUE "NIIR" together with the Russian Defense Ministry and involved organizations carried out a research directed to develope the conditions for usage of different radio frequency bands by SRDs in accordance with the decision of SCRF N 28/3 of July 28, 2003.
During the research the analysis of the international experience of regulation of the radio-frequency bands used by SRDs has been made, practical SRD usage results in the Russian Federation are generalized, conditions of usage of certain radio frequency bands by new types of SRDs (unspecialized and induction devices, devices for data transfer and movement detection) are developed.
Recognizing the importance of extension of variety of SRDs used in the territory of the Russian Federation, as well as considering the results of the research, the SCRF decides:
1. To allocate radio frequency bands specified in the Appendices to this Decision to citizens and to legal entities of the Russian Federation for development, production and upgrade of SRDs provided that the SRD's principal technical characteristics and types correspond to the principal technical characteristics and types specified in the Appendices to this Decision and to the requirements set by GOST R 52459.3-2009 "Electromagnetic compatibility of technical means. Technical means for a radio communication. Part 3. Particular requirements to SRDs working at frequencies from 9 kHz to 40 GHz" and "Standards 18-13. The radio-transmitting devices for civil use. Requirements for the allowed levels of stray radiations. Methods of control", approved by the decision of SCRF No 13-18-03 of May 24, 2013.
2. To allocate the radio frequency band to individuals and legal entities of the Russian Federation listed in the Appendices to this Decision for use of SRDs in the territory of the Russian Federation.
3. The usage of the radio frequency bands for SRDs listed in Appendices to this Decision shall be carried out without obtaining of separate SCRF decisions or permissions to use radio frequency or radio frequency channels by each particular user if following conditions are met:
- SRD's technical characteristics, usage conditions and types correspond to those specified in the Appendices to this Decision;
- SRD shall not create inadmissible radio frequency interference and shall not require protection from interference from the radio-electronic means working according to the Table of frequency bands distribution among radio services of the Russian Federation;
- SRD is registered according to the procedures established in the Russian Federation.
4. Importation of the specific types of SRDs to the territory of the Russian Federation shall be carried out in accordance with the established procedure. At the same time new SRD types shall be included into the List of the radio-electronic means importation of which to Russian territory is allowed having the measurements protocols proving the conformance of the technical characteristics of the imported devices to the requirements set by this Decision, GOST P 51856 Electromagnetic compatibility of technical means. Short range radio communication means working at frequencies from 3 kHz to 400 GHz. Requirements and test methods" and "Standards 18-07. The radio-transmitting devices for civil use. Requirements for the allowed levels of stray radiations. Methods of control", approved by the decision of SCRF No 07-19-07-001 of Feb 12, 2007.
Measurements protocols shall be issued documented by testing laboratories (centers) approved for certification in the field of communication in accordance with the established procedure.
5. This Decision is valid until May 1, 2027.
Appendix 1
Unspecialized devices (for any use)
Unspecialized devices (for any use) - SRDs of the general purposes, including remote control units and telemetry transmissions, alarm systems, data transfer and other similar transmissions.
Principal technical characteristics and conditions of use of the unspecialized SRDs
| Radio-frequency band | Technical characteristics | Operating cycle | Channel separation | Additional conditions of use | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name | Value | Units | ||||
| 26.957 - 27.283 MHz | Maximum magnetic field strength at distance of 10 m | 42 | dB (µA/m) | no restrictions | none | none |
| EIRP, not greater than | -17 | dBW | ||||
| Antenna gain, not greater than | 3 | dB | ||||
| 40.660 - 40.700 MHz | EIRP, not greater than | -17 | dBW | no restrictions | none | none |
| Antenna gain, not greater than | 3 | dB | ||||
| 433.075 - 434.79 MHz | EIRP, not greater than | -17 | dBW | no restrictions | none | May be used by low-power radio stations and barcodes processing equipment |
| 458.518 - 458.53 MHz | Maximum transmitter power (pulsed) | 100 | mW | no restrictions | none | Use of remote control devices in underground mine facilities |
| Maximum antenna gain | 3 | dB | ||||
| 459 - 460 MHz | EIRP, not greater than | -15 | dBW | no restrictions | none | Permission on use of radio frequencies or radio-frequency channels in accordance with the established procedure is required |
| 2400 - 2483.5 MHz | EIRP, not greater than | -20 | dBW | no restrictions | none | none |
Appendix 2
SRDs for use within wireless data transmission networks and other devices with data transfer function
Principal technical characteristics and conditions of use of the SRDs for use within wireless data transmission networks and other devices with data transfer function[1]
| Radio-frequency band | Technical characteristics | Additional conditions of use | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name | Value | Units | ||
| 1. Devices with the frequency-hopping spread spectrum (FHSS) | ||||
| 2400 - 2483.5 MHz | Channel width | more than 1 | MHz | none |
| Transmit time on a single carrier chosen in pseudorandom manner | less than 0.4 | sec | ||
| The number of FHSS channels | more than 15 | - | ||
| Maximum EIRP | 100 | mW | ||
| 2. Devices with the direct-sequence spread spectrum (DSSS) and other types of modulation[2] | ||||
| 2400 - 2483.5 MHz | Maximum EIRP spectral density | 10 | mW/MHz | none |
| Maximum EIRP | 100 | mW | ||
| 2400 - 2483.5 MHz | Maximum EIRP spectral density | 20 | mW/MHz | Only outdoor use is allowed for the purposes of collection of telemetry information within automated resource metering or security systems |
| Maximum EIRP | 100 | mW | ||
| 5150 - 5350 MHz | Maximum EIRP spectral density | 10 | mW/MHz | Indoor use[3] with the automatic gain control only |
| Maximum EIRP | 200 | mW | ||
| 5650 - 5850 MHz | Maximum EIRP spectral density | 10 | mW/MHz | Indoor use[3] with the automatic gain control only |
| Maximum EIRP | 200 | mW | ||
| 57 - 66 GHz | Maximum EIRP spectral density | 13 | dBm/MHz | Indoor use only[3] |
| Maximum EIRP | 40 | dBm | ||
| 3. Aircraft onboard equipment with the direct-sequence spread spectrum (DSSS) and other types of modulation[2] | ||||
| 5150 – 5250 MHz | Maximum EIRP | 100 | mW | For aircraft onboard use only |
| 5250 – 5350 MHz | Maximum EIRP | 100 | mW | Aircraft onboard use:
1. Use for crew communication is allowed at all stages of flight and nearby the airport. 2. Use for public access wireless local area networks is allowed during the flight at the height not lower than 3000m. |
| 5650 – 5825 MHz | Maximum EIRP | 100 | mW | Onboard usage is allowed during the flight at the height not lower than 3000m. |
Notes
- ↑ Use for radio control of models in 2400 - 2483.5 MHz frequency band is also allowed
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 The fulfillment of these two conditions is necessary for SRDs with DSSS and other types of modulation
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Indoor use of SRDs should ensure additional signal depression in the direction of other radio devices operating according to the Table of frequency bands distribution among radio services of the Russian Federation
Appendix 3
Radio alarm security systems
Radio alarm security systems - radio alarm security systems including public alarm systems and the alarm systems for safety purposes.
Principal technical characteristics and conditions of use of SRDs for the radio alarm security systems
| Radio-frequency band | Technical characteristic | Operating cycle | Channel separation | Additional conditions of use | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name | Value | Units | ||||
| 26.939 - 26.951 MHz | Maximum transmitter power | 2 | W | < 10 % | none | Limited for use in car alarm security systems operating at the radio frequency of 26.945 MHz |
| Maximum antenna gain | 3 | dB | ||||
| 26.954 - 26.966 MHz | Maximum transmitter power | 2 | W | < 10 % | none | Limited for use in car alarm security systems operating at the radio frequency of 26.960 MHz |
| Maximum antenna gain | 3 | dB | ||||
| 149.95 - 150.0625 MHz | Maximum transmitter power | 25 | mW | < 10 % | none | Limited for use in remote alarm security systems |
| Maximum antenna gain | 3 | dB | ||||
| 433.05 - 434.79 MHz | Maximum transmitter power | 5 | mW | < 10 % | none | none |
| Maximum antenna gain | 3 | dB | ||||
| 868 - 868.2 MHz | Maximum transmitter power | 10 | mW | < 10 % | none | none |
| Maximum antenna gain | 3 | dB | ||||
Appendix 4
Induction devices
Induction devices - communication systems based on the properties of magnetic field and, generally, operating at low radio frequencies
Principal technical characteristics and conditions of use of the induction devices
| Radio-frequency band | Technical characteristic | Operating cycle | Channel separation | Additional conditions of use | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name | Value | Units | ||||
| 9 – 59.75 kHz | Maximum magnetic field strength at a distance of 10 m | 72 | dB (µA/m) | no restrictions | none | Only folded antenna is allowed in case of external antenna use.
The field strength decrease is 3 dB/octave in a 30 kHz band |
| 59.75 - 60.25 kHz | Maximum magnetic field strength at a distance of 10 m | 42 | dB (µA/m) | no restrictions | none | Only folded antenna is allowed in case of the external antenna use. |
| 60.25 – 70 kHz | Maximum magnetic field strength at a distance of 10 m | 69 | dB (µA/m) | no restrictions | none | Only folded antenna is allowed in case of the external antenna use.
The field strength decrease is 3 dB/octave in a 30 kHz band |
| 70 – 119 kHz | Maximum magnetic field strength at a distance of 10 m | 42 | dB (µA/m) | no restrictions | none | Only folded antenna is allowed in case of the external antenna use. |
| 119 – 135 kHz | Maximum magnetic field strength at a distance of 10 m | 66 | dB (µA/m) | no restrictions | none | Only folded antenna is allowed in case of the external antenna use.
The field strength decrease is 3 dB/octave in a 30 kHz band |
| 6765 – 6795 kHz | Maximum magnetic field strength at a distance of 10 m | 42 | dB (µA/m) | no restrictions | none | none |
| 7400 – 8800 kHz | Maximum magnetic field strength at a distance of 10 m | 9 | dB (µA/m) | no restrictions | none | none |
| 10.2 – 11 MHz | Maximum magnetic field strength at a distance of 10 m | -4 | dB (µA/m) | no restrictions | none | none |
| 13.553 - 13.567 MHz | Maximum magnetic field strength at a distance of 10 m | 42 | dB (µA/m) | no restrictions | none | none |
| 26.957 - 27.283 MHz | Maximum magnetic field strength at a distance of 10 m | 42 | dB (µA/m) | no restrictions | none | none |
| 135 - 140 kHz | Maximum magnetic field strength at a distance of 10 m | 42 | dB (µA/m) | no restrictions | none | Only folded antenna is allowed in case of the external antenna use. |
| 140 - 158.5 kHz | Maximum magnetic field strength at a distance of 10 m | 37.7 | dB (µA/m) | no restrictions | none | Only folded antenna is allowed in case of the external antenna use. |
| 3155 - 3400 kHz | Maximum magnetic field strength at a distance of 10 m | 13.5 | dB (µA/m) | no restrictions | none | Only folded antenna is allowed in case of the external antenna use.
Indoor use is only allowed[1] |
| 148.5 - 5000 kHz | Maximum magnetic field strength at a distance of 10 m | -5 | dB (µA/m) | no restrictions | none | Only folded antenna is allowed in case of the external antenna use.
Maximum spectral density of magnetic field strength at a distance of 10 m for narrow band channels (less than 10 kHz) is -5 dB (µA/m) at 10 kHz. Maximum spectral density ofmagnetic field strength at a distance of 10 m for wide band channels (greater than 10 kHz) is -15 dB (µA/m) at 10 kHz. |
| 5000 kHz - 30 MHz | Maximum magnetic field strength at a distance of 10 m | -5 | dB (µA/m) | no restrictions | none | Only folded antenna is allowed in case of the external antenna use.
Maximum spectral density of magnetic field strength at a distance of 10 m for narrow band channels (less than 10 kHz) is -5 dB (µA/m) at 10 kHz. Maximum spectral density of magnetic field strength at a distance of 10 m for wide band channels (greater than 10 kHz) is -15 dB (µA/m) at 10 kHz. |
Notes
- ↑ Indoor use of SRDs should ensure additional signal depression in the direction of other radio devices operating according to the Table of frequency bands distribution among radio services of the Russian Federation
Appendix 5
Radio control devices
Radio control devices – radio devices intended for model (toy) relocation control in the air, on the ground, on the water surface and under water.
Principal technical characteristics and conditions of use of the radio control devices
| Radio-frequency band | Technical characteristic | Operating cycle | Channel spacing | Additional conditions of use | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name | Value | Units | ||||
| 26.957 - 27.283 MHz | Maximum transmitter power | 10 | mW | no restrictions | 50 kHz | Radio-frequencies: 26.995 MHz; 27.045 MHz; 27.095 MHz; 27.145 MHz; 27.195 MHz |
| Maximum antenna gain | 3 | dB | ||||
| 28.0 – 28.2 MHz | Maximum transmitter power | 1 | W | no restrictions | none | none |
| Maximum antenna gain | 3 | dB | ||||
| 40.66 - 40.7 MHz | Maximum transmitter power | 1 | W | no restrictions | 10 kHz | none |
| Maximum antenna gain | 3 | dB | ||||
Appendix 6
Wireless microphones
Wireless microphones are microphones equipped with low-power transmitters intended for sound information transmission, including voice and hear training devices for people with hearing impairment.
Principal technical characteristics and conditions of use of the wireless microphones
| Radio-frequency band | Technical characteristic | Operating cycle | Channel separation | Additional conditions of use | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name | Value | Units | ||||
| 33.175 - 40 MHz | Maximum transmitter power | 10 | mW | no restrictions | none | Voice and hear training devices for people with hearing impairment. Fixed radio frequencies: 33.2; 33.35; 33.45; 33.55; 33.575; 33.6; 33.75; 33.85; 33.875; 33.9; 34.05; 34.15; 34.175; 34.2; 34.3; 34.375; 34.4; 34.975; 35.025; 35.15; 35.225; 35.375; 35.55; 35.65; 35.95; 35.975; 36.025; 36.075; 36.125; 36.175; 36.225; 36.275; 36.325; 36.375; 36.425; 36.475; 36.525; 36.575; 36.625; 36.675; 36.725; 36.775; 36.825; 36.875; 36.925; 36.975; 37.025; 37.075; 37.125; 37.175; 37.225; 37.275; 37.325; 37.375; 37.425; 37.475; 37.525; 37.575; 37.625; 37.675; 37.725; 37.775; 37.825; 37.875; 37.925; 37.975; 38.025; 38.075; 38.125; 38.175; 38.225; 38.275; 38.325; 38.375; 38.425; 38.475; 38.525; 38.575; 38.625; 38.675; 38.725; 38.775; 39.025; 39.225; 39.400; 39.6; 39.75; 39.85; 39.925; 39.975 |
| Maximum antenna gain | 3 | dB | ||||
| 40.025 - 48.5 MHz | Maximum transmitter power | 10 | mW | no restrictions | none | Voice and hear training devices for people with hearing impairment. Fixed radio frequencies: 40.05; 40.15; 40.25; 40.325; 40.425; 40.65; 40.825; 41.3; 41.325; 41.35; 41.375; 41.4; 41.5; 41.6; 41.625; 41.65; 41.675; 41.7; 41.75; 41.8; 41.9; 41.95; 42.1; 42.15; 42.2; 42.25; 42.35; 42.45; 42.475; 42.5; 42.525; 42.55; 42.575; 42.6; 42.625; 42.65; 42.675; 42.7; 42.725; 42.75; 42.8; 42.85; 42.95; 42.975; 43; 43.15; 43.175; 43.2; 43.225; 43.25; 43.4; 43.5; 43.7; 43.725; 43.75; 43.8; 44; 44.25; 44.4; 44.475; 44.5; 44.65; 44.75; 44.975; 45; 45.25; 45.45; 45.475; 45.5; 45.65; 45.75; 45.8; 45.95; 45.975; 46; 46.125; 46.175; 46.225; 46.425; 46.45; 46.475; 46.55; 46.575; 46.6; 46.65; 46.675; 46.7; 46.775; 46.8; 46.825; 46.85; 46.875; 46.925; 46.95; 46.975; 47; 47.075; 47.125; 47.25; 47.3; 47.375; 47.4; 47.425; 47.45; 47.55; 47.575; 47.625; 47.675; 47.7; 47.725; 47.825; 47.85; 47.875; 47.925; 47.975; 48.075; 48.125; 48.15; 48.175; 48.325; 48.35; 48.375; 48.425; 48.45; 48.475 |
| Maximum antenna gain | 3 | dB | ||||
| 57 - 57.575 MHz | Maximum transmitter power | 10 | mW | no restrictions | none | Voice and hear training devices for people with hearing impairment. Fixed radio frequencies: 57.0125; 57.025; 57.0375; 57.05; 57.0625; 57.075; 57.0875; 57.1; 57.1125; 57.125; 57.1375; 57.15; 57.1625; 57.175; 57.1875; 57.2; 57.2125; 57.225; 57.2375; 57.25; 57.2625; 57.275; 57.2875; 57.3; 57.3125; 57.325; 57.3375; 57.35; 57.3625; 57.375; 57.3875; 57.4; 57.4125; 57.425; 57.4375; 57.45; 57.475; 57.4875; 57.5 |
| Maximum antenna gain | 3 | dB | ||||
| 66 - 74 MHz | Maximum transmitter power | 10 | mW | no restrictions | none | “Karaoke” wireless microphones |
| Maximum antenna gain | 3 | dB | ||||
| 87.5 - 92 MHz | Maximum transmitter power | 10 | mW | no restrictions | none | “Karaoke” wireless microphones |
| Maximum antenna gain | 3 | dB | ||||
| 100 - 108 MHz | Maximum transmitter power | 10 | mW | no restrictions | none | “Karaoke” wireless microphones |
| Maximum antenna gain | 3 | dB | ||||
| 151 – 162 MHz 163.2 – 168.5 MHz |
Maximum transmitter power | 5 | mW | no restrictions | none | none |
| Maximum antenna gain | 3 | dB | ||||
| 165.55 - 167.3 MHz | Maximum transmitter power | 20 | mW | no restrictions | none | Concert wireless microphones operating at radio frequencies: 165.7 MHz; 166.1 MHz; 166.5 MHz; 167.15 MHz |
| Maximum antenna gain | 3 | dB | ||||
| 174 – 230 MHz | Maximum transmitter power | 5 | mW | no restrictions | 200 kHz | none |
| Maximum antenna gain | 3 | dB | ||||
| 470 - 638 MHz | Maximum transmitter power | 5 | mW | no restrictions | 200 kHz | none |
| Maximum antenna gain | 3 | dB | ||||
| 710 - 726 MHz | Maximum transmitter power | 5 | mW | no restrictions | 200 kHz | none |
| Maximum antenna gain | 3 | dB | ||||
| 650 - 758 MHz | Maximum transmitter power | 50 | mW | no restrictions | 200 kHz | For indoor use only[1] |
| Maximum antenna gain | 3 | dB | ||||
| 470 - 638 MHz | Maximum EIRP | 50 | mW | no restrictions | 200 kHz | For indoor use only[1] |
| 174 - 230 MHz | Maximum EIRP | 35 | mW | no restrictions | 200 kHz | Mode providing the automated exclusion of the channels used by existing broadcasting stations. Busy channel detection electric field treshold should not exceed 35 + 10 * log10 (ΔFmic / 8) dB (µV/m), where ΔFmic is the microphone scan radio band, MHz |
Notes
Appendix 7
Movement detection and radio signalling devices
Movement detection and radio signalling devices - low power radars intended for radio detection, including determining of position, speed and (or) other characteristics of a an object.
Principal technical characteristics and conditions of use of the movement detection and radio signalling devices
| Radio-frequency band | Technical characteristic | Operating cycle | Channel separation | Additional conditions of use | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name | Value | Units | ||||
| 10.54 - 10.56 GHz | EIRP, not greater than | -10 | dBW | no restrictions | none | River and sea vessels onboard use only |
| 24.05 - 24.25 GHz | Maximum EIRP | 100 | mW | no restrictions | none | Car radars: emission bandwidth at least 9 MHz - no restrictions; emission bandwidth less than 9 MHz - exposure time should not exceed 0,14 µs in each 3 ms within 60 kHz band |
| 24.05 - 24.25 GHz | Maximum EIRP | 100 | mW | no restrictions | none | The fixed radars:
1. Devices for detection of vehicle movement characteristics should be installed along the highways at a distance of at least 4 m from the controlled road section. 2. The devices should be installed perpendicular to the direction of movement on the signle- or multilane roadway with an angle accuracy of +/-15 degrees. 3. The height of the installation should not exceed 5 m above the road surface. 4. The slope angle of the principal ray to the horizon should be minus 20 degrees or less. |
| 76 - 77 GHz | Maximum EIRP | 5 | dBW | no restrictions | none | Car radars
Modualtion used: continious FM-signal/pulse with LFM |
| 76 - 77 GHz | Maximum EIRP | 15 | dBW | no restrictions | none | none |
| 77 - 81 GHz | Maximum spectral density of EIRP | -33 | dBW/MHz | no restrictions | The width of the channel not less than 500 MHz | Car ultrabroadband radars |
| 9200 - 9975 MHz | EIRP, not greater than | -17 | dBW | no restrictions | none | none |
| 2440 - 2460 MHz | EIRP, not greater than | -10 | dBW | no restrictions | none | River and sea vessels onboard use only |
Appendix 8
Avalanche victims detection and rescue devices
Avalanche victims detection and rescue devices are radar beacons (avalanche beacons) intended for search and detection of avalanche victims.
Principal technical characteristics and conditions of use of the avalanche victims detection and rescue devices
| Radio-frequency band | Technical characteristic | Operating cycle | Channel separation | Additional conditions of use | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name | Value | Units | ||||
| 457 kHz | Maximum magnetic field strength at a distance of 10 m | 7 | dB (µA/m) | 100 % | none | Continuously emitted unmodulated carrier |
Appendix 9
Radio frequency identification devices
Radio frequency identification devices are SRDs intended for data transfer into special "tags" and manual or automated data acquisition.
Principal technical characteristics and conditions of use of the radio frequency identification devices
| Radio-frequency band | Technical characteristic | Operating cycle | Channel separation | Additional conditions of use | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name | Value | Units | ||||
| 13.553 - 13.567 MHz | Maximum magnetic field strength at a distance of 10 m | 60 | dB (µA/m) | no restrictions | none | |
Appendix 10
Radio frequency identification devices
Radio frequency identification devices are SRDs intended for data transfer into special "tags" and manual or automated data acquisition.
Principal technical characteristics and conditions of use of the radio frequency identification devices
| Radio-frequency band | Technical characteristic | Operating cycle | Channel separation | Additional conditions of use | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name | Value | Units | ||||
| 866.6 - 867.4 MHz | EIRP | 100 | mW | no restrictions | 200 kHz | Assignment of radio-frequencies or radiofrequency channels is not required in case of:
a) use of the LBT mode (Listen Before Talk) b) use within the airports |
| 866 – 868 MHz | EIRP | 500 | mW | no restrictions | 200 kHz | Assignment of radio-frequencies or radiofrequency channels in accordance with the established procedure is required. |
| 866.0 - 867.6 MHz | EIRP | 2 | W | no restrictions | 200 kHz | Assignment of radio-frequencies or radiofrequency channels in accordance with the established procedure is required. |
Appendix 11
Unspecialized devices (for any use)
Unspecialized devices (for any use) - SRDs of the general purposes, including remote control units and telemetry transmissions, alarm systems, data transfer and other similar transmissions.
Principal technical characteristics and conditions of use of the unspecialized SRDs
| Radio-frequency band | Technical characteristic | Operating cycle | Channel separation | Additional conditions of use | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name | Value | Units | ||||
| 864 - 865 MHz | Maximum EIRP | 25 | mW | 0.1 % or LBT mode ** | The use within airports (airfields) is forbidden.
The use of base stations in communication networks for collecting and processing of the telematic information is carried out under the condition of: registration of base stations in accordance with the procedure established in the Russian Federation; commissioning of communication networks in accordance with the procedure established in the Russian Federation; from December 1, 2020, it is allowed to use base stations manufactured on the territory of the Russian Federation, which have been assigned the status of the telecommunication equipment of Russian origin (this does not apply to base stations registered before December 1, 2020) | |
| 866 - 868 MHz | Maximum EIRP * | 25 | mW | 1% or LBT mode ** | The use within airports (airfields) is forbidden.
The use of base stations in communication networks for collecting and processing of the telematic information is carried out under the condition of: registration of base stations in accordance with the procedure established in the Russian Federation; commissioning of communication networks in accordance with the procedure established in the Russian Federation; from December 1, 2020, it is allowed to use base stations manufactured on the territory of the Russian Federation, which have been assigned the status of the telecommunication equipment of Russian origin (this does not apply to base stations registered before December 1, 2020) | |
| Maximum spectral density of ERP * | 1000 | mW/MHz | ||||
| 868.15 - 868.55 MHz | Maximum EIRP | -43 | dBW | <= 0,002% | ||
| 868,7 - 869,2 MHz | Maximum ERP | 25 | мВт | The use of base stations in communication networks for collecting and processing of the telematic information is carried out under the condition of:
registration of base stations in accordance with the procedure established in the Russian Federation; commissioning of communication networks in accordance with the procedure established in the Russian Federation; from December 1, 2020, it is allowed to use base stations manufactured on the territory of the Russian Federation, which have been assigned the status of the telecommunication equipment of Russian origin (this does not apply to base stations registered before December 1, 2020) | ||
| Maximum ERP * | 100 | mW | 10% or LBT mode** | |||
| 5725 - 5875 MHz | Maximum EIRP | 25 | mW | 0.1 % or LBT mode** | The height of antenna suspension is not greater than 5 meters. | |
<*> When specifying restrictions on the maximum value of the ERP and the spectral density of ERP, it is mandatory to simultaneously fulfill these two conditions.
<**> LBT - "Listen Before Talk" mode.
Appendix 12
Telematic devices on transport
Telematic devices on transport are SRDs intended for data transfer between vehicles as well as between vehicles and road infrastructure elements for different information applications.
Principal technical characteristics and conditions of use of the telematic devices on transport
| Radio-frequency band | Technical characteristic | Operating cycle | Channel separation | Additional conditions of use | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name | Value | Units | ||||
| 5795 - 5815 MHz | EIRP | 200 | mW | no restrictions | Permission for use of Radio frequencies or radio frequency channels in accordance with the established procedure is required | |
Appendix 13
Wireless audio equipment
Wireless audio equipment – SRDs intended for data transfer between loudspeakers, earphones, microphones and other audio devices.
Principal technical characteristics and conditions of use of the wireless audio equipment
| Radio-frequency band | Technical characteristic | Operating cycle | Channel separation | Additional conditions of use | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name | Value | Units | ||||
| 863 - 865 MHz | EIRP | 10 | mW | 100 % | ||
Appendix 14
Short-range automobile radars
Principal technical characteristics and conditions of use of the short-range automobile radars
| Radio-frequency band | Technical characteristic | Operating cycle | Channel separation | Additional conditions of use | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name | Value | Units | ||||
| 22 - 26.65 GHz | Spectral density of EIRP | The equipment should be switched-off automatically in a radius of 35 km from the following settlements: Dmitrov (56 °26'00 "N, 37 °27'00" E), Pushchino (54 °49'00" N, 37 °40'00" E), Kalyazin (57 °13'22 "N, 37 °54'01" E), Zelenchukskaya (43 °49'53 "N, 41 °35'32"E) | ||||
| 22.000 < f < 22.65 GHz | -61.3 + 20 х (f - 21.65 GHz) / 1 GHz | dBm/MHz | ||||
| 22.65 < f < 25.65 GHz | -41.3 | dBm/MHz | ||||
| 25.65 < f < 26.65 GHz | -41,3 - 20 х (f - 25,65 GHz) / 1 GHz | dBm/MHz | ||||
Appendix 15
Wireless audio applications
Wireless audio applications – SRDs intended for indoor audio data transfer.
Principal technical characteristics and conditions of use of the wireless audio applications
| Radio-frequency band | Technical characteristic | Operating cycle | Channel separation | Additional conditions of use | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name | Value | Units | ||||
| 87.5 - 108 MHz | Maximum EIRP | -43 | dBm | no restrictions | no restrictions | Use inside cars and other vehicles and indoor use is allowed |
| Maximum power | 50 | nW | ||||
| Type of the antenna | Nondirectional | |||||
Appendix 16
Ultrabroadband wireless devices
Ultrabroadband wireless devices – SRDs which use the radio-frequency channel at least 500 MHz wide for data transfer/receive.
Principal technical characteristics and conditions of use of the ultrabroadband wireless devices
| Radio-frequency band | Technical characteristic | Frequency channel | Additional conditions of use | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name | Value | Units | |||
| 2850 - 3375 MHz | Maximum EIRP spectral density | -57 | dBm/MHz | At least 500 MHz | 1. Outdoor use is prohibited[1]
3. Use at the airport cargo terminals is prohibited. |
| 3375 – 3950 MHz | -61.5 | ||||
| 3950 – 4425 MHz | -54.5 | ||||
| 4425 – 5470 MHz | -50 | ||||
| 5470 – 6000 MHz | -62.5 | ||||
| 6000 – 8100 MHz | -47 | 1. Outdoor use is prohibited
3. Use at the airport cargo terminals is prohibited. | |||
| 8100 – 8625 MHz | -65 | ||||
| 8625 – 9150 MHz | -47 | ||||
| 9150 – 10600 MHz | -45 | ||||
| 2850 – 3375 MHz | -57 | No restrictions | |||
| 3375 – 4800 MHz | -76 | ||||
| 4800 – 5475 MHz | -50 | ||||
| 5475 – 6000 MHz | -62.5 | ||||
| 6000 – 7250 MHz | -47 | ||||
| 7250 – 7750 MHz | -73 | ||||
| 7750 – 8625 MHz | -69 | ||||
| 8625 – 9150 MHz | -47 | ||||
| 9150 – 10600 MHz | -45 | ||||
References
- ↑ Indoor use of SRDs should ensure additional signal depression in the direction of other radio devices operating according to the Table of frequency bands distribution among radio services of the Russian Federation
Appendix 17
Principal technical characteristics and conditions of use of the active medical implants and additional related equipment
| Radio-frequency band | Technical characteristic | Operating cycle | Channel separation | Additional conditions of use | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name | Value | Units | ||||
| 402 - 405 MHz | EIRP, not greater than | -50 | dBW | no restrictions | 25 kHz | For the active medical implants of ultra-low power and the additional equipment. Some transmitters may use adjacent channels to increase frequency bandwidth up to 300 kHz. |
| 401 - 402 MHz 405 – 406 MHz |
EIRP, not greater than | -66 | dBW | no restrictions | 100 kHz | Indoor use of the devices with maximum EIRP of -46 dBW is possible |
| 9 – 315 kHz | Maximum magnetic field strength at a distance of 10 m | 30 | dB (µA/m) | no restrictions | none | none |
Appendix 18
Devices for measurement of liquid level
Principal technical characteristics and conditions of use of the devices for measurement of liquid level
| Radio-frequency band | Technical characteristic | Operating cycle | Channel separation | Additional conditions of use | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name | Value | Units | ||||
| 10.5 - 10.6 GHz | EIRP, not greater than | -20 | dBW | no restrictions | none | none |
| 24.05 - 26.5 GHz | EIRP, not greater than | 4 | dBW | no restrictions | none | EIRP must not be greater than minus 85 dBW outside of the 24.05 - 26.5 GHz radio frequency band |
| 4.8 - 7 GHz | Maximum transmitter power, not greater than | -60 | dBW | no restrictions | none | none |
| EIRP, not greater than | -49 | dBW | ||||
| 75 - 85 GHz | Maximum transmitter power, not greater than | -40 | dBW | no restrictions | none | none |
| EIRP, not greater than | -10 | dBW | ||||
Appendix 19
Non-linearity locators (measuring instruments)
Non-linearity locators (measuring instruments) are the non-destructive testing devices intended for detection of the electronic devices containing semiconductor components in the enclosing constructions, pieces of furniture and an interior.
Principal technical characteristics and conditions of use of the non-linearity locators (measuring instruments)
| Radio-frequency band | Technical characteristic | Operating cycle | Channel separation | Additional conditions of use | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name | Value | Units | ||||
| 2404 - 2472 MHz, 902 – 928 MHz |
EIRP, not greater than |
5.2 | dBW | no restrictions | none | none |