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The Radio Advisory Board of Canada provides broadly based, unbiased and technically expert advice to the Government of Canada and to the industry on all matters regarding the management and use of the radio frequency spectrum in Canada.
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The Radio Advisory Board of Canada provides broadly based, unbiased and technically expert advice to the Government of Canada and to the industry on all matters regarding the management and use of the radio frequency spectrum in Canada.
WELCOME
The Radio Advisory Board of Canada provides broadly based, unbiased and technically expert advice to the Government of Canada and to the industry on all matters regarding the management and use of the radio frequency spectrum in Canada.
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ISED Radio Standards Procedure, RSP-102, issue 1, August 2020 (Draft)– Special Authorization Procedure for Terminal, Radio, Broadcasting and Interference-Causing Equipment to be Certified, Registered or Deemed in Compliance with Technical Equipment Standard(s)
The Department of Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada is seeking comments on the following CONSULTATION: RSP-102, issue 1, “Special Authorization Procedure for Terminal, Radio, Broadcasting and Interference-Causing Equipment to be Certified, Registered or Deemed in Compliance with Technical Equipment Standard(s)” o outlines Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada’s (ISED) procedure for assessing a special authorization request to allow terminal, radio, broadcasting or interference-causing equipment to deviate from specific requirement(s) of ISED’s technical equipment standard(s).
RABC Newsletter May 2020
RABC Newsletter May 2020
SRSP-301.7, Issue 4 (February 2020) – Technical Requirements for Fixed Radio Systems Operating in the Bands 1700-1710 MHz and 1780-1850 MHz
This Standard Radio System Plan (SRSP) replaces SRSP-301.7, issue 3. Issue 4 of SRSP-301.7 has been released to amend the antenna requirements for fixed systems used for the management of the electricity supply.
Notice 2020-DRS0007 — Time-Averaged Specific Absorption Rate (TAS) Protocol // Avis 2020-DRS0007
Notice 2020-DRS0007 — Time-Averaged Specific Absorption Rate (TAS) Protocol // Avis 2020-DRS0007
This notice states in part that products employing time averaging technology used for dynamic management of power levels to control Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) over a specific time period require pre-approval from ISED. To minimize delay in obtaining Canadian regulatory approval, applicants and other responsible parties are encouraged to contact ISED early in the certification process.
This notice also contains guidance on accepted time-averaging period, averaging methodology and laboratory accreditation.
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