doc.: IEEE /0351r1 Submission September, 2003 Kiyoshi Hamaguchi, CRLSlide 1 Project: IEEE P Working Group for Wireless Personal Area Networks (WPANs) Submission Title: [Japanese Regulation for 60GHz Band] Date Submitted: [15 September, 2003] Source: [Kiyoshi Hamaguchi] Company [Communications Research Laboratory, Incorporated Administrative Agency] Address [3-4, Hikarino-Oka, Yokosuka, Kanagawa, , Japan] Voice:[ ], FAX: [ ], Re: [] Abstract:[Description of Japanese regulation concerning 60GHz licensed and unlicensed band] Purpose:[Contribution to mmWIG at September 2003 meeting] Notice:This document has been prepared to assist the IEEE P It is offered as a basis for discussion and is not binding on the contributing individual(s) or organization(s). The material in this document is subject to change in form and content after further study. The contributor(s) reserve(s) the right to add, amend or withdraw material contained herein. Release:The contributor acknowledges and accepts that this contribution becomes the property of IEEE and may be made publicly available by P

doc.: IEEE /0351r1 Submission September, 2003 Kiyoshi Hamaguchi, CRLSlide 2 Japanese Regulation for 60GHz Band

doc.: IEEE /0351r1 Submission September, 2003 Kiyoshi Hamaguchi, CRLSlide 3 Japanese Regulation for 60 GHz Band GHz Licensed bandUnlicensed band June 1999: Discussion of standardization was started Aug.2000 : 60GHz band regulation has been issued

doc.: IEEE /0351r1 Submission September, 2003 Kiyoshi Hamaguchi, CRLSlide 4 Japanese Regulation for 60 GHz Unlicensed Band RF frequency59-66 GHz Maximum output power10 mW Maximum antenna gain47 dBi Frequency stabilitywithin +/-500 ppm Maximum Bandwidth2.5 GHz Spurious radiation strength100  W or less Other itemsBasically not specified Main specifications

doc.: IEEE /0351r1 Submission September, 2003 Kiyoshi Hamaguchi, CRLSlide 5 Japanese Regulation for 60 GHz Licensed Band RF frequency GHz Maximum output power100 mW Minimum antenna gain20 dBi Frequency stabilitywithin +/-200 ppm Spurious radiation strength50  W or less Main specifications

doc.: IEEE /0351r1 Submission September, 2003 Kiyoshi Hamaguchi, CRLSlide 6 Application Examples Discussed at Japanese Standardization Council (1/3) FWA (P-to-P) License/License-Free 156M~1Gbps 400m~1km High-Speed W-LAN License-Free 156Mbps 10m~ Wireless Home-Link Notebook PC TV Multi-functional Telephone License-Free 100M~1.6Gbps ~10m 60GHz P-to-P FWA Link (Unlicensed system)

doc.: IEEE /0351r1 Submission September, 2003 Kiyoshi Hamaguchi, CRLSlide 7 Application Examples Discussed at Japanese Standardization Council (2/3) Receiver Transmitter Small HDTV Camera Broadcasting Transmission System ~1.5Gbps To Outside Broadcast Van

doc.: IEEE /0351r1 Submission September, 2003 Kiyoshi Hamaguchi, CRLSlide 8 Application Examples Discussed at Japanese Standardization Council (3/3) Inter-Vehicle Communication System Transmitter & Receiver Transmitter & Receiver

doc.: IEEE /0351r1 Submission September, 2003 Kiyoshi Hamaguchi, CRLSlide 9 mmW Video-Signals Transmission System (Developed by CRL and 8 companies) mmW Transmitter TV with mmW Receiver

doc.: IEEE /0351r1 Submission September, 2003 Kiyoshi Hamaguchi, CRLSlide 10 Conclusion Japanese regulation for 60GHz band has been presented License-free is one of important conditions for promoting mmW systems toward the market