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IEEE P802.15 Working Group for Wireless Personal Area NetworksTM September 2000 IEEE P802.15 Working Group for Wireless Personal Area NetworksTM Report on Recent FCC Ruling on Wide Band Frequency Hopping Steve Shellhammer, Symbol Technologies

September 2000 Background Over that last two years the FCC has been evaluating a modification to FCC Part 15 section 247 which regulates the operation of devices in the ISM Bands. Rule change proposed by HomeRF The proposal was to modify the rule to allow for wide band frequency hopping. The IEEE has opposed the change due to the potential increased interference. Steve Shellhammer, Symbol Technologies

September 2000 WBFH Ruling Recently (August 22, 2000) amended Part 15 section 247 (See FCC 00-312). The purpose was to allow for high rate Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum systems in the 2.4 GHz ISM Band. Intended to give “parity” of data rates with DSSS systems (e.g. IEEE 802.11b) Steve Shellhammer, Symbol Technologies

September 2000 Original Rules Steve Shellhammer, Symbol Technologies

New Amended Rules September 2000 Steve Shellhammer, Symbol Technologies

September 2000 Impact on 802.15 TG2 Currently we are focusing our efforts the mutual impact of Bluetooth and IEEE 802.11 With this amended rule 10 Mbps HomeRF systems are now allowed. This represents a new interference source in the marketplace. Steve Shellhammer, Symbol Technologies

September 2000 Impact on 802.15 TG2 Should we model the impact of the interference of HomeRF on Bluetooth? When should we start? Should we model the impact of the interference of HomeRF on 802.11? Steve Shellhammer, Symbol Technologies

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