back to homepage

Archive for the ‘Bluetooth’ Category

Google Finishing Development of Personal Communication/Entertainment Device

It appears Google is finalizing the design of what it variously calls, in recent FCC filings, a “personal communication device” or an “entertainment device.” It further appears it would be an unlicensed device supporting both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, and operate at low power in the bands 2400-2483 MHz and 5180-5825 MHz.

Read the rest of this entry »

Posted by Steven J. Crowley to Bluetooth, Equipment Authorization, Google, Unlicensed, Wi-Fi @ 6:47 am, 07/18/12 | No Comments

Experimental Radio Applications at the FCC

This summarizes a selection of applications for the Experimental Radio Service received by the FCC during January, February, and March 2012. These are related to radar, Amateur Radio, spread spectrum, white space, spacecraft telemetry, propagation testing, satellites, smart grid, femtocells, machine-to-machine communications, ad hoc networks, 4G backhaul, electronic warfare, and robotics.  The descriptions are listed in order of the lowest frequency found in the application.

Read the rest of this entry »

Posted by Steven J. Crowley to 3G, 3GPP, 4G, Ad-hoc Networks, Amateur Radio, Antennas, Automotive, Aviation, Backhaul, Bluetooth, Broadband Access, Electronic Warfare, Experimental, Femtocells, High Frequency, IEEE 802, IMT-Advanced, Interferometry, LTE-Advanced, M2M, Millimeter-wave, Mobile Broadband, Propagation, Radar, Satellite, Sensors, Smart Grid, Space Communications, Telemetry, Uncategorized, White Space, Wi-Fi @ 5:00 am, 04/02/12 | No Comments

Experimental Radio Applications at the FCC

This summarizes a selection from 215 applications for the Experimental Radio Service received by the FCC during October, November, and December 2011. These are related to AM broadcasting, FM broadcasting, spread spectrum on HF and VHF, unmanned aerial vehicle control, electronic warfare support, small satellites, white space technology, video production, managed access, TV interference, RFID, and radar.  The descriptions are listed in order of the lowest frequency found in the application.

Read the rest of this entry »

Posted by Steven J. Crowley to AM Broadcasting, Amateur Radio, Antennas, Automotive, Aviation, Backhaul, Bluetooth, Boosters, Contraband Cell Phones, Dynamic Spectrum Access, Electronic Warfare, Experimental, FCC, FM Broadcasting, GPS, High Frequency, Interference, Managed Access, Maritime, Military, Millimeter-wave, Mobile Broadband, Modulation/Demodulation, Propagation, R&D, Radar, RFID, Satellite, Sensors, Space Communications, Spectrum, Telemetry, Terminals, TV Broadcasting, UAV, Unlicensed, White Space, Wi-Fi, WiMAX @ 11:31 am, 02/05/12 | No Comments