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When navigating through the FCC microwave licensing requirements, Wireless Applications has the staff and the tools to provide you an excellent experience. As a trusted partner to many owners of licensed paths, our team processes thousands of paths each year.
Wireless Applications provides microwave coordination services using our powerful software automation coupled with excellent customer service. Whether it is for the frequency bands of 6GHz, 11Gz, 18GHz or 23GHz, many clients trust the experienced team at Wireless Applications to provide fast efficient and personal services for identifying available common carrier frequencies and subsequently processing the licensing with the FCC.
A typical microwave coordination service for a licensed FCC microwave link involves the following process. Our team will identify an interference free set of frequencies within the desired band and share the results with our client. Next the team creates the Prior Coordination Notice (PCN) and sends it to all required licensed owners within the ‘keyhole’ geography. The FCC rules permit either a 30 day or a 15 day expedited window for neighboring microwave path owners to raise any objections or questions. The Wireless Applications team will address each of these responses on your behalf, exchanging technical details and calculations with other microwave link licensees to resolve or mitigate all potential issues. Once the review period is over and all issues are cleared, Wireless Applications will file your microwave path license with the FCC.
A seamless experience involves a client sharing their microwave path design details and then our team does all the footwork until the license is granted with the FCC. With Wireless Applications tools and our commitment to our customers, we have an excellent history of meeting this ideal. Our customers often report that Wireless Applications provides the best service that they have ever experienced.
Call us today and we can show our process and demonstrate our software.
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Clients can either design a path of an A to B Event with Wireless Applications online software suite, SiteSync, or with their own desktop tools.
To initiate an Event, provide the typical Link Budget reliability analysis with the basic path requirements, the equipment and antennas, etc. Wireless Applications can accept most output formats that communicate the path design data and equipment.
Contact us today and we can provide you an example.
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Upon receipt of your microwave path design, our team enters your path into our “Frequency Picker” software suite. With this powerful tool our experienced staff is presented a detailed victim-path interference analysis based on a given bandwidth and channel pair. Within seconds of a selecting a channel for a proposed path, the software calculates the interference of every microwave path per the FCC defined area. With speed and accuracy, our engineers are able to review combinations until an acceptable channel is identified. The software also includes a visual component to evaluate terrain. It allows our telecom engineers to quickly discern that some victim paths which may show interference via the calculations (based on power, frequency and vicinity) are actually blocked by terrain or by the earth’s bulge. Once a frequency pair is identified, and the client is in agreement that the path is ready to be coordinated, our team can prepare to communicate your proposed design to the neighboring owners.
The next step is the Prior Coordination Notice (PCN) process. The PCN Letter, including the required FCC distribution list of licensed path owners within the keyhole, and path design Data Sheet are automatically generated with Wireless Applications’ software. The software is also able to generate a web-link showing the analysis views relative to existing victim paths. In the event that a path owner would like to challenge your new path, this link provides an interactive interface for the path owners to virtually inspect the proposed path relative to their path including the results of the interference calculations. This powerful interface provides additional levels of communication and helps drive the resolution to any lingering issues.
The Wireless Applications software enables our staff to expedite resolution of challenges!
Upon completion of the coordination response period, when all challenges having been resolved, Wireless Applications files your microwave path license with the FCC.
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- Event = A single A-B path design. The client provides the design details, band range and capacity, then...
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- WAC will analyze for interference free channels, and identify a frequency pair.
- The client approves, and we send out PCNs to all licensees and coordinators required by the FCC rules.
- During the review period, WAC will respond and work to mitigate all inquiries and objections.
- Once the review period is complete and all objections are cleared, WAC can file each of the sites for the path with the FCC.
- Tracking of your filings are continued through till license granted.
Of course, should you require assistance with your microwave path design, our experienced Professional Services team is available.
Wireless Applications has a fixed Event pricing schedule to simplify the process for our clients. Call us today to discuss the details.
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- Why Wireless Applications?
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- Experienced, Dedicated Telecom Industry Experts coupled with powerful in-house software and automation.
- Simple single “Event” costs for easy budgeting.
- With years of experience, clients trust us as a partner that knows:
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- Telecom Industry
- RF Engineering and Technology
- FCC and Regulatory rules
- Software Automation
- Power of building fast, accurate and repeatable solutions
In-house software allows for accurate, repeatable and lightning fast analysis; add a staff dedicated to a personalized customer experience...
...and the result is our customers rave about our service.
Call today and join the list of satisfied customers!
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