Spectrum requirements for dedicated short range communications (DSRC) : public safety and commercial applications
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1996-07-01
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Abstract:This is the third in a sequence of papers that present the factors involved in identifying the ; radio frequency spectrum required for both current and future DSRC operations. Since the ; proposed applications, signal characteristics and channel allocation have been evolving over the ; course of the spectrum requirement analysis these papers have represented the information ; available at the time of printing. The first paper was titled “Spectrum Requirements for Vehicle ; To Roadside Communications (VRC),” dated October 1995, and discussed the basic requirement ; to have a sufficient number of channels and spectrum available to accommodate all the potential ; applications of this communications method. The second paper was titled, “Updated Spectrum ; Requirements for Dedicated Short Range Communications formerly Vehicle To Roadside ; Communications (VRC ),” dated March 1996, and added more detail on the interference potential ; between applications and an environmental perspective. This current paper presents more ; information on applications, additional considerations in channel assignments, a change in ; potential signal characteristics, more information on channel bandwidth calculations and ; information on channel reuse distances. The development of the expectations for this ; communications area has matured sufficiently that this paper presents a firm estimate for DSRC ; spectrum requirements.
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