ALL ABOUT INTELPATH Point-to-Point Terrestrial Microwave and Millimeter Wave Analysis Intelpath has received both industry-specific and national recognition for Microwave and Millimeter Wave channel procurement. Intelpath engineers are highly trained to identify and isolate interference-free channels in congested and dynamic markets, positioning itself as a vital resource, given increasingly-limited spectrum availability.
ALL ABOUT INTELPATH Point-to-Point Terrestrial Microwave and Millimeter Wave Analysis Intelpath has received both industry-specific and national recognition for Microwave and Millimeter Wavechannel procurement. Intelpath engineers are highly trained to identify and isolate interference-free channelsin congested and dynamic markets, positioning itself as a vital resource,given increasingly-limited spectrum availability.
  • Microwave Frequency Coordination

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Point-to-Point Terrestrial Microwave Frequency Clearance Studies

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·        The process for Frequency Coordination is outlined in the FCC’s CFR Title 47, Part 101 Rules and Regulations. 

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·        Intelpath engineers apply both FCC Rules and Industry Standards, when selecting interference-free channels for their clients.  Parameters such as path length, capacity needs, and equipment specifications are taken into consideration during the Frequency Study.

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Part 101 Prior Coordination Services

As mandated by FCC Part 101 Rules and Regulations, once a Frequency Study is complete, Intelpath engineers must notify other operators in the area.  This process is referred to as the Prior Coordination Notice (PCN) process.

Point-to-Point Microwave Application Services - FCC Form 601

After obtaining clearance from operators within range of the proposed path, Intelpath will submit the application to the FCC (Form 601).  Under most circumstances, once the application is submitted, transmission can begin.

FCC Construction Notification - Schedule K

The FCC requires all applications to submit notification, once transmission begins.  Under FCC Part 101 Rules, notification must be filed within 18 months, to avoid termination of the license.

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