"The Wireless Innovation Forum is a fantastic place for a meeting of the minds of spectrum sharing stakeholders. WInnForum achieves outstanding results by seeking mutual understanding while pooling the technical and use-case experience of its members." ̶ Richard Bernhardt, WISPA Quarterly Infographic Update! Inside the CBRS EcosystemA quick look into what makes up the Innovation Band produced by the Wireless Innovation Forum Spectrum Sharing CommitteeDownload the infographic here Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) is the 3550-3700 MHz spectrum band allocated for public use by the FCC. The underlying standards for this three-tiered access system have been developed by the Wireless Innovation Forum (WInnForum), a multi-stakeholder group. Click here for a window into the ecosystem.
The WInnForum CBRS Baseline Standards Available for Public Download; Enhancements Being Announced IncrementallyWInnForum is excited to have produced the full set of specifications required for certification of CBRS equipment as illustrated. WInnForum members have invested thousands of hours and millions of dollars in the development of these standards, policies and procedures. The complete library of approved work products can be found here:
Want to come to the table and help create the standards behind the band?Working groups and their associated task groups develop standards in the phases listed per the SSC Roadmap. To join ourcurrent committee members contact WInnForum CEO, [email protected]. CBRS Information and Standards from the Wireless Innovation Forum Spectrum Sharing CommitteeThe Spectrum Sharing Committee (SSC) serves as a common industry and government standards body supporting the development and advancement of CBRS spectrum sharing technologies based on a three-tier architecture as defined under the FCC Part 96 rules. While the main initial focus of SSC is CBRS, the Wireless Innovation Forum aims to advance this technology for all applicable spectrum bands that can benefit from it. The SSC develops solutions and standards that encourage the rapid development of the CBRS ecosystem, protect incumbent operations, and benefit all potential stakeholders in the band. |