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Channel spacing is the difference in the frequency allocation of the allocated frequency plan to avoid overlap between the channels or frequencies.

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Channel spacing is the difference in the frequency allocation of the allocated frequency plan to avoid overlap between the channels or frequencies.

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The wireless cell is specific area in which the mobile wireless network uses one frequency allocation.

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In the USA, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) performs

and controls the allocation of frequency assignments. The same agency

develops the procedures for requesting and granting allocations, and

defines the structure by which its policy evolves with input from the public.

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John M. Kittross has written:

'A bibliography of theses & dissertations in broadcasting: 1920-1973' -- subject(s): Academic Dissertations, Bibliography, Radio broadcasting, Television broadcasting

'Television frequency allocation policy in the United States' -- subject(s): History, Television frequency allocation

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Rekha Jain has written:

'Role of universal service obligation fund in rural telecom services'

'Spectrum allocation for 3G in Philippines' -- subject(s): Government policy, Radio frequency allocation, Mobile communication systems

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