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    Many ULS coordinates are not accurate which means FCC may allow Wi-Fi 6 APs to be coordinated near actual tower locations. Licensees will have zero protection from interference if their FCC data is incorrect and that should be particularly troubling to critical infrastructure licensees. Find out how our data correction service can help you here.

    The problem:

    Pending new unlicensed usage in the 6 GHz band may cause interference to your current critical services. To deal with interference, it’s important to understand the main issues and how they affect your critical services.

    Issues causing interference in 6 GHz unlicensed:

    – FCC/ ULS data discrepancies

    Currently, AFC (automatic frequency coordination) methods will be relied on to ensure new unlicensed services do not impact critical 6 GHz fixed point-to-point services already installed. To ensure accurate operation, AFC will require that the FCC data accurately reflects the reality of what’s deployed.

    – No way to monitor interference

    It’s one thing to report alarms and failures, however to fix the issue you need to be able to understand the root cause of the interference and analyze them before they become a major problem. Without the ability to monitor interference, you are constantly in reactive mode versus proactive operations. This may result in link degradation and outages on critical services.

    – No way to document interference

    The inability to document interference basically renders you blind to your network health, and unable to fight back. You need the ability to analyze baseline data to identify the root cause, and trend the interference to be protect your network.

    Incorrect FCC/ULS data means…

    AFC cannot protect fixed services resulting in possible interference and impacts to critical services in the 6 GHz band.

    The result for you…

    Zero protection! Licensees will have zero protection from interference if their FCC data is incorrect and that should be particularly troubling to critical infrastructure licensees.

    Aviat Frequency Assurance Solution prepares you for unlicensed 6 GHz interference

    Aviat’s ULS data correction service entails

    Collection of data
    New site visit to collect coordinates, site elevation, antenna centerlines
    Optimized site audit for ULS data collection
    Interference analysis and PCN with new coordinates
    FCC license application and filing

    You provide the access to the site – We do the rest!

    Before data correction

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    After data correction

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    The floodgates have opened with unlicensed 6 GHz. We can help you protect your critical communications from interference. Our FAS Expert System coupled with our ULS Data Correction service is a “must have” for anyone concerned with link reliability.


    Hosted FAS Expert Service Brochure Brochure: Hosted FAS Expert Service Brochure
    Aviat’s FAS Expert System software is custom built to monitor and detect interference, perform trend analysis of the network over time to track the growth of interference, and isolate problem links often before noticeable impacts occur. Our Hosted FAS Expert Service enables the customer to focus on their core business, while Aviat Experts keep a close eye on the interference to their communication networks.
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    FAS Expert System (International) Flyer: FAS Expert System (International)
    Aviat’s FAS Expert System software is custom built to monitor and detect interference, perform trend analysis of the network over time to track the growth of interference, and isolate problem links often before noticeable impacts occur.
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    Field Test Report: Aviat Participates in Field Testing on 6 GHz Unlicensed Devices with Ameren and EPRI Field Test Report: Field Test Report: Aviat Participates in Field Testing on 6 GHz Unlicensed Devices with Ameren and EPRI
    In response to the FCC announcement of the expanded use of unlicensed equipment into the 6 GHz band, Aviat Networks, along with Ameren (utility operator with large Aviat install base) and EPRI (non-profit research & development organization), agreed to execute a series of field tests to determine potential impact unlicensed equipment could present into an existing microwave radio path.
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    Our Hosted FAS Expert Service allows you to harness the power of our FAS Expert System, without lifting a finger.
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    The purpose of this document is to describe the laboratory tests executed to understand, create, validate, and refine the rules designed and implemented in the expert system. We will focus specifically on the WiFi interference tests as those are the most critical at this point due to the imminent opening by the FCC of the 6 GHz frequency band to WiFi and other unlicensed uses. While we have conducted numerous WiFi interferer tests in our labs, we will only present in this document one of the most representative sets capturing the different interference levels and the effects that they create in the PTP microwave link.
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    Frequently Asked Questions about the Aviat FAS Expert System software
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    Webinar replay: Learn how to protect your networks from interference Videos: Webinar replay: Learn how to protect your networks from interference
    Presented by Gary Croke and Sergio Licardie
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    FAS Expert System Flyer: FAS Expert System
    Flyer: Aviat’s FAS Expert System software is custom built to monitor and detect interference, perform trend analysis of the network over time to track the growth of interference, and isolate problem links often before noticeable impacts occur.
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    FAS Expert System White paper: FAS Expert System
    White paper: For more than two years now, the FCC has been evaluating the necessity and feasibility of opening up the 6 GHz band to unlicensed users of a wide variety of devices. They’ve published multiple notices of their findings, and on April 2, 2020, FCC Chairman Ajit Pai issued a draft version of the official rules, allowing unlicensed operation in the 6 GHz band—over the entire 1,200 MHz spectrum of that band. A final vote on April 23 opened the door to Wi-Fi 6e.
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