-51-Y32X006O.ppt © Copyright 2001 - Mason Group Ltd 5 GHz; Transmitting FWA system/receiving RLAN interference analysis results Additional losses (PAPR, directional antennas, lower C/I) for the interference link budget can be expected RLANs will not generally be able to operate co-frequency, co-coverage with FWA BSs, except for indoor RLANs are operating in lower density (suburban & rural) environments In urban/dense urban environments, RLANs within a FWA BSs coverage may have difficulty operating even on a non co-frequency basis due to the lack of available channels with which to operate on Additional losses (PAPR, directional antennas, actual activity ratios, indoor use lower C/I) for the interference link budget aggregating to at least 30 dB can be expected Even with such additional losses, separation distances remain significant It will not be possible for an RLAN to use the same frequency as an FWA BS in the coverage area of that BS.
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