Get ready to dive into the future of radio spectrum management in China! In a groundbreaking move, the Regulations on the Allocation of Radio Frequency of the People’s Republic of China received a major overhaul in May 2023. This revision, outlined in Decree No. 62 of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, is a strategic response to align with the latest Radio Regulations (2020 Edition) set forth by the World Radiocommunication Conference.
Here’s a glimpse of the key highlights:
- Expanded Definitions: The updated regulations now include clear definitions for cutting-edge technologies such as wireless power transmission, space surveillance radar, and weather radar, paving the way for innovation and advancement in these fields.
- Revised Frequency Allocation Table: Brace yourselves for a comprehensive overhaul! With amendments affecting 12 radio services and 71 frequency bands, the spectrum landscape in China is evolving to meet the evolving needs of various industries.
- Enhanced Technical Standards: The revision brings forth improvements in transmitter frequency tolerance, emission power limits, emission identification, and necessary bandwidth, ensuring greater efficiency and compliance in radio equipment.
- Strategic Additions: From the integration of IMT systems (including 5G/6G) to bolstering support for satellite communications and ensuring the safety of frequency usage for aerospace endeavors, the revised regulations set the stage for robust growth and innovation across multiple sectors.
This monumental update marks a crucial step forward in the lawful management of radio spectrum resources in China. By fostering rational and effective utilization of spectrum assets, these regulations are poised to drive advancements in key industries such as 5G, satellite communications, and automotive radar.
For a closer look at the new Frequency Plan and further insights, don’t hesitate to reach out to us. The future of spectrum management awaits!
Type Approval Impacted? No
Spectrum Impacted? Absolutely – Refer to the new Frequency Plan for details.
Imports Impacted? No disruptions on the import front.
Standards: No major shifts in standards, just enhanced regulations.
Product Impacted? None directly, but industries utilizing the radio spectrum will feel the impact of these changes.