Centre issues draft rules to delicense lower segment of 6 GHz band for indoor use
[ad_1] The Centre has released draft rules proposing the delicensing of the lower segment of the 6 GHz band for unlicensed indoor use. The move, which applies to the 5925–6425 MHz frequency band, is aimed at enabling next-generation Wi-Fi technologies and supporting data-heavy applications.According to the draft, no authorisation or frequency assignment will be required for establishing or operating wireless equipment for Low Power Indoor (LPI) and Very Low Power Outdoor (VLP) wireless systems, including radio local area networks, on a non-interference, non-protection, and shared basis, PTI reported.The draft outlines technical parameters, proposing a power cap of 30 dBm (decibel-milliwatts) for Low Power Indoor devices—significantly lower than the 53 dBm allowed in the 5 GHz band—to prevent interference.It also includes operational restrictions, prohibiting indoor use of such devices on oil platforms, land vehicles like cars and trains, boats, and aircraft—except […]