FCC Approves CommScope CBRS Spectrum Access System for Initial Commercial Deployment

PublishTime：2022-07-25

●CommScope received official notification from the Federal Communication Commission (FCC) that its spectrum access system (SAS) to support the Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) is now certified for initial commercial deployment. With the notification earlier this year from the Institute for Telecommunication Sciences that its Environmental Sensing Capability (ESC) sensor passed testing, and the addition of Ruckus Networks' Band 48 CBRS devices (or access points) and cloud services, CommScope is poised to deliver on the promise of wireless coverage and capacity for in-building, public spaces and IoT.
●With the FCC public notification DA-19-915, organizations across a wide variety of verticals will be able to put 150 MHz of spectrum to use for a host of applications, including fixed wireless access, small cell deployments and in-building and private LTE networks. Private LTE networks will enable organizations to address challenging, critical use cases that only a dedicated, secure, ultra-high-quality network can reliably support. CommScope initial commercial deployments will demonstrate fixed wireless access, private LTE and IoT use cases in multiple markets.

Brand of Product：	COMMSCOPE
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Product Category：	CBRS Spectrum Access System More
Application：	[ fixed wireless access ][ small cell deployments ][ in-building and private LTE networks ] More
Data Type：	Supplier and Product Introduction More
Safety & Environment Standards：	More
Operating Temperature：	Please see the document for details
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Qualification Approval：	More
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Language：	English Chinese Chinese and English Japanese
Date of Creation：	September 16, 2019
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