Yes Partly
Frequencyband 1900 - 1910 MHz idetified in the national frequency utilisation plan.
Yes Partly
Terminals are planned to exempted from individual licensing but the operation is allowed only under the control of a satellite network, which needs to be authorised by the NRA.
Planned
Germany will implement the decision and will follow the indicated transition period
Under study
Terminals are planned to exempted from individual licensing but the operation is allowed only under the control of a satellite network, which needs to be authorised by the NRA.
Yes
Terminals are planned to be exempted from individual licensing but the operation is allowed only under the control of a satellite network, which needs to be authorised by the NRA. Specific conditions may apply in Germany.
Yes
Fixed terminals are exempted from individual licensing when under the control of the satellite network which needs to be individually authorized. Implemented frequency ranges: 10.95-12.75 GHz and 14-14.5 GHz
Yes Partly
The following frequency bands are implemented: 698-703 MHz (uplink), 753-758 MHz (downlink), 733-736 MHz (uplink), 788-791 MHz (downlink).
No
This band is not available for MFCN in Germany due to current long-term usages, for example for cordless cameras and applications for public safety authorities and organisations.
Yes
Terminals are exempted from individual licensing but the operation is allowed only under the control of a satellite network, which needs to be authorised by the NRA
Yes
Terminals are exempted from individual licensing but the operation is allowed only under the control of a satellite network, which needs to be authorised by the NRA. The radio application is limited to the frequency band 14.00 - 14.25 GHz with a maximum e.i.r.p. of 50 dB(W).
Yes
Terminals are exempted from individual licensing but the operation is allowed only under the control of a satellite network, which needs to be authorised by the NRA. The radio application is limited to the frequency band 14.00 - 14.25 GHz
Yes
Geographic implementation restrictions applied as submitted by Germany on 10 August 2017, see file in the attachments.
Yes
Terminals are exempted from individual licensing but the operation is allowed only under the control of a satellite network, which needs to be authorised by the NRA
Yes
This band is not available for MFCN in Germany due to current long-term usages, for example for cordless cameras and applications for public safety authorities and organisations.
Yes
For further details (call signs, equivalent licences, other specific requirements) consult Annex 2 of ECC/REC/(05)06
Yes
Terminals are exempted from individual licensing but the operation is allowed only under the control of a satellite network, which needs to be authorised by the NRA
Yes
Terminals are exempted from individual licensing but the operation is allowed only under the control of a satellite network, which needs to be authorised by the NRA
Yes
National measures are not necessary with regard to ROES taking into account the German Telecommunications Act of 25 July 1996 (as published in Federal Law Gazette I No 39 of 31 July 1996) and the Frequency Assignment Ordinance of 26 April 2001 (as published in Federal Law Gazette I No 20 of 8 May 2001)
Yes
400.05 – 400.15 MHz: single-frequency 400.1 +/- 0.050 MHz for standard time and frequency signal service via satellite. Earth station network license needed in Germany
Yes
The bands 1758-1780.5 MHz / 1853-1875.5 MHz (E1-Net) and 1730-1752.5 MHz / 1825-1847.5 MHz (E2-Net) are available; Administrative Orders No. 259.3/94 and No. 128/97
Yes
Intent of this Decision is met through the implementation of Directive 87/372/EEC
Yes
For further details (call signs, equivalent licences, other specific requirements) consult Annex 2 of T/R 61-01
Yes
For further details (national licences corresponding to HAREC etc) consult Annex 2 of T/R 61-02