Policy on Intellectual Property Right (IPR)
Annex 1 Definition of SAP/SAB, ENG/OB, SNG and further
terminology
Annex 2 Audio Applications
1 Overview
2 Introduction
3 Technical aspects
3.1 General requirements
and operating principles for audio links including radio microphones and in ear
monitor systems
3.1.1 Quality of
service requirements
3.1.2 Factors
that affect the performance of radio microphones and in‑ear‑monitors
3.1.3 Factors
that determine the number of channels that can be deployed in a TV channel
3.1.4 Propagation
characteristics of frequency bands
3.2 Definitions: analogue,
digital and cognitive audio SAB/SAP
3.2.1 Analogue
3.2.2 Digital
3.2.3 Cognitive
systems
3.3 Current state of play
3.3.1 Currently
available radio microphones technologies
3.3.2 Factors of
the presently available radio microphone and in ear monitor equipment
4 Spectrum use of audio SAB/SAP
applications for broadcasting
4.1 Studio production
4.2 News gathering for
TV/radio/ internet
4.3 Sound broadcasters
4.4 Regular (sport) events
and similar outside broadcasts
5 Frequency bands for audio
SAB/SAP applications in CEPT
6 Spectrum and operation of radio
microphones and planning for digital radio microphones in Japan
6.1 Spectrum and operation
of radio microphones
7 Frequency bands for audio SAB/SAP applications in the United States of
America
8 Future developments related to
audio SAB/SAP applications
8.1 Considerations on
future perspectives for audio SAB/SAP applications
8.2 Future challenges
8.2.1 Highest
quality
8.2.2 Increased
dynamic range
8.3 New RF channel
bandwidth
8.4 Future technologies
8.4.1 The use of
new technology and/or software for preventing co-channel interference to
primary users in the 1.4 GHz band
Attachment 1 to Annex 2 Supplementary information on
technical SAB/SAP characteristics
Minimal required C/I for microphone links in the presence of a
wideband interferer
Wideband transmitter in adjacent spectrum
Attachment 2 to Annex 2 A method to measure the radio
microphone receiver C/I
Attachment 3 to Annex 2 Deployment of Audio SAB/SAP
applications depending on the category
Annex 3 Deployment examples of video applications
1 Introduction
2 Cordless video cameras and video
links
2.1 Rationale for cordless
use
2.2 Changes in use of
video links
2.2.1 Contribution
and distribution quality
2.2.2 Other
platforms for wireless cameras
2.2.3 Next
generation wireless cameras
2.2.4 Other
transport platforms
3 Description of video SAB/SAP
applications
3.1 Applications versus
spectrum limitations
3.1.1 Airborne
use
3.1.2 Car and
motorcycle use
3.1.3 Cycle
racing both road and track
3.2 Other applications
3.3 Current usage of
certain frequency bands for wireless camera and video links in CEPT countries
3.4 HDTV/UHDTV digital
terrestrial electronic news gathering (ENG) in Japan
3.4.1 Frequencies and use cases
3.4.2 Technical
parameters
3.4.3 Development
of SAB/SAP for UHDTV in Japan
Annex 4 References