IEEE P1900.2/D4.02, Nov 2007
Band and Adjacent Band Interference and Coexistence Between Radio Systems
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P1900.2/D4.02, Nov 2007 is a technical document focused on band and adjacent band interference and coexistence between radio systems. It addresses how nearby radio services can affect one another when operating in the same or neighboring spectrum, making it relevant to communication, networking, and broadcast technologies. For engineers and specifiers, this standard helps frame interference analysis, coordination, and coexistence planning in environments where spectrum sharing is a practical concern.
What is P1900.2/D4.02, Nov 2007?
This standard is part of a family of work dealing with radio coexistence and interference behavior, with attention on how systems perform in-band and in adjacent bands. P1900.2/D4.02, Nov 2007 provides a reference point for understanding the technical issues that arise when transmitters, receivers, and neighboring services operate close together. In practice, it supports analysis of interference mechanisms, spectrum compatibility, and engineering decisions that affect wireless system design and evaluation.
Where is P1900.2/D4.02, Nov 2007 used?
P1900.2/D4.02, Nov 2007 is relevant in radio system planning, spectrum coordination, and coexistence studies for wireless communications and broadcast environments. It may be used when assessing base stations, access networks, shared spectrum deployments, or other radio equipment that could create or experience adjacent band interference. The document is also useful in testing and engineering workflows where system compatibility, receiver protection, and operational coexistence need to be reviewed before deployment.
Why is P1900.2/D4.02, Nov 2007 important?
This standard matters because interference between neighboring radio systems can reduce performance, limit coverage, and create costly design changes if not addressed early. P1900.2/D4.02, Nov 2007 helps support consistent evaluation of coexistence issues, which is valuable for compliance work, procurement review, and technical planning. By giving engineers a focused reference for band and adjacent band interference, it can reduce risk and improve confidence in shared-spectrum decisions.
- Band and adjacent band interference focus
- Radio system coexistence considerations
- Wireless and broadcast engineering context
- Spectrum compatibility and planning
- Testing and evaluation support
- Publication Date: 2007
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Communication, Networking and Broadcast Technologies; Computing and Processing
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