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FCC Adopts Rules for Satellite System Spectrum Sharing

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    The FCC has adopted a Report and Order clarifying the protection obligation of non-geostationary orbit, fixed-satellite service systems in a shared spectrum environment.  NGSO FSS systems authorized in a later processing round will be required to coordinate and demonstrate protection of earlier round systems.  The protections granted to earlier round systems will be subject to a sunset period.  After the sunset period, 10 years after the first grant in a subsequent processing round, new entrants will share spectrum on an equal basis with earlier-round incumbents.

    The Commission also adopted a Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking seeking comment on the appropriate values and assumptions that will serve as the foundation for the spectrum sharing between systems. 

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