<Technical Report>
XGP Forum Document
TWG-010-01-TR
Title: Characteristics of FWA XGP system
Version: 01
Date: September 2, 2013
XGP Forum Classification: Unrestricted
List of contents:
1 Characteristics of FWA XGP system
2 Base station antenna characteristics
3 Mobile station antenna characteristics
4 <Reference> Japanese Regulations
Number of pages: 7

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Characteristics of FWA XGP system
Contents included in the below and following information are technical and operational characteristics of FWA
XGP system for both base stations and mobile stations as reference values.

<Base station>
Parameter

Model 1,2

Model 3

Average power (dBm)

43dBm/10MHz

35dBm/10MHz

Antenna gain (dBi)

17dBi

25dBi

Radiation pattern

Rec ITU-R F.1336

Rec ITU-R F.1245<Mobile station >Parameter

Model 1Model 2Model 3

Average power (dBm)

23dBm

23dBm

23dBm

Antenna gain (dBi)

10dBi

20dBi

23dBi

Radiation pattern

Rec ITU-R F.1336

Rec ITU-R F.1245Rec ITU-R F.1245<FWA Model>
Model 1 : indoor CPE(Customer Premises Equipment)[Point to Multipoint]
Model 2 : outdoor CPE [Point to Multipoint]
Model 3 : Relay transmission [Point to Point]2Base station antenna characteristics
Model 1,2
Antenna Gain : 17dBi
Radiation Patterns : Recommendation ITU-R F.1336
Horizontal Pattern

Vertical Pattern

Model 3
Antenna Gain : 25dBi
Radiation Patterns : Recommendation ITU-R F.1245
Horizontal Pattern

Vertical Pattern3

Mobile station antenna characteristics
Model 1Antenna Gain : 10dBi
Radiation Patterns : Recommendation ITU-R F.1336
Horizontal Pattern

Vertical Pattern

Model 2
Antenna Gain : 20dBi
Radiation Patterns : Recommendation ITU-R F.1245
Horizontal Pattern

Vertical Pattern4Model 3
Antenna Gain : 23dBi
Radiation Patterns : Recommendation ITU-R F.1245
Horizontal Pattern

Vertical Pattern

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<Reference> Japanese Regulations(Excerpt)
Transmission Characteristics
Transmission Power (ORE,Article 49.29) (ORE.Article 14) (NT No.651, 2007)(1) The transmission power of BS shall be as follows.
Table 1 Transmission Power of BS
The absolute gain of transmission antenna

The transmission power

17 dBi or less (Note1)

2.5/5/10MHz System: 20 W or less
20MHz system: 40 W or lessOver 17 dBi to 20 dBi or less (Note1, 2)

20 W or lessOver 20 dBi to 23 dBi or less (Note1, 2)

5 W or lessOver 23 dBi to 25 dBi or less (Note1, 2)

3.2 W or less

Note1: The following transmitter shall be limited for use in depopulated areas, mountain villages,
isolated island areas or the areas authorized by Minister of Internal Affairs and Communications; The transmitter in BS that communicates with MS or RS of which absolute gain of transmission
antenna exceeds 4 dBi.
; The transmitter in BS with absolute gain of transmission antenna of over 17 dBi.
Note2: The BS with absolute gain of transmitting antenna of over 17 dBi shall communicate
with only one radio station.

6(2) The MS that communicates with BS of which absolute gain of transmission antenna beequal to 17 dBi or less shall be as follows.
Table 2 Transmission Power of MS (1)The absolute gain of transmission antenna

The transmission power

Over 4 dBi to 10 dBi or less (Note1, 2 )200 mW or lessOver 10 dBi to 20 dBi or less (Note2,)

200 mW or lessOver 20 dBi to 23 dBi or less (Note2)

100 mW or lessOver 23 dBi to 25 dBi or less (Note2)

63 mW or less

Note1: The transmitter in MS with absolute gain of transmission antenna of over 4 dBi to
10 dBi or less is restricted to use in doors or the place where screening effect of radio
wave is equal to indoor.
Note2: The transmitter in MS with absolute gain of transmission antenna of over 4 dBi
shall be limited for use in depopulated areas, mountain villages, isolated islands orthe areas authorized by Minister of Internal Affairs and Communications, also shallnot communicate with the BS which is installed except in the above places.

7(3) The MS that communicates with BS of which absolute gain of transmission antenna beover 17 dBi shall be as follows.
Table 3 Transmission Power of MS (2)The absolute gain of transmission antenna

The transmission power

23 dBi or less

200 mW or lessOver 23 dBi to 25 dBi or less

126 mW or lessNote: The transmitter in MS shall be limited for use in depopulated areas, mountainvillages, isolated islands or the areas authorized by Minister of Internal Affairs andCommunications, and shall not communicate with the BS which is installed except
in the above places.

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