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    Commonly notified classes of emission

    Examples of radio systems Description of emissions Classes of emission

    Mobile service - IMT systems Phase modulation multichannel containing quantized


    (e.g. GSM (2G), GPRS (2.5G), EDGE (2.75G), G7W
    UMTS (3G), CDMA (3G), IMT-Adv. (4G) and etc.) or digital information

    Amplitude-modulated, single-channel, continuous-


    A1A/A1B/A2A/A2B
    wave telegraphy

    Amplitude-modulated, double-sideband analogue


    A3E
    telephony

    Frequency modulation containing quantized or digital


    F1B
    information, telegraphy
    Other mobile systems Frequency modulation analogue telephony F3E

    Single channel phase modulation telegraphy G1B

    Single-sideband and independent-sideband amplitude-


    modulated emissions for telephony or multi-channel J3E/J7B
    voice-frequency telegraphy

    Single-sideband, suppressed carrier with single


    channel containing quantized or digital information for J2D
    data transmission

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    Examples of radio systems Description of emissions Classes of emission
    Phase modulation with two or more channels with
    quantized or digital information for digital radio-relay
    G7W
    system
    Fixed service systems
    Amplitude and angle-modulation with two or more
    channels with quantized or digital information for D7W
    digital radio-relay system
    Pulse position modulated with two or more channels
    with quantized or digital information, telephony for M7E
    radio-relay system

    Radiolocation service systems Unmodulated pulse emission for Radars


    P0N

    Pulses emission, angle-modulated, with a single


    Radionavigation service systems channel containing analogue information for
    Q3N
    radionavigation radars

    Amplitude-modulated, double-sideband with


    multichannel containing analogue information for
    A8W
    VOR: VHF omnidirectional radio range
    Aeronautical service systems
    Pulses emission, angle-modulated, with a single
    channel containing analogue information for Q3N
    Aeronautical radionavigation radars

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    Examples of radio systems Description of emissions Classes of emission

    TV broadcasting

    ATSC VSB C7W


    DVB-T OFDM (QPSK, 16-QAM, 64-QAM) X7FXF
    DVB-T2 COFDM (QPSK, 16-QAM, 64-QAM, 256-QAM) X7FXF
    DVB-H OFDM X7F
    ISDB-T SOFDM X7F
    ISDB-T(Multimedia System F) OFDM X7WXF
    T-DMB COFDM X7WXF

    Sound broadcasting

    T-DAB COFDM X7EXF


    T-DMB COFDM X7WXF
    LF/MF Bands AM A3E
    Broadcasting in tropical zone AM A3E/A8E
    FM Band FM F3E/F8E

    References:
    • Appendix 1 to the Radio Regulations
    • GE06 Agreement
    • Recommendations ITU-R SM.328, SM.1138, M.1823, BT.1306, BT.2016 and BS.114

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