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Content for
TR 36.761
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References
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Background
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Coexistence impacts of the removal of the 1 MHz guard between E block and A block (728-729 MHz)
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Frequency band arrangements and regulatory background
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List of band specific issues for Extended Band 12 frequency band
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E-UTRA specific issues
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MSR specific issues
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Channel numbering for E-UTRA, MSR
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Required changes to E-UTRA and MSR specifications
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Change History
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References
3.1
Definitions
3.2
Symbols
3.3
Abbreviations
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Background
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4.1
Justification
4.2
Objectives
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Coexistence impacts of the removal of the 1 MHz guard between E block and A block (728-729 MHz)
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5.1
Deployment scenarios
5.2
Simulation results
5.3
Maximum BS power of NB-IoT deployed in the lowest 1 MHz
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Frequency band arrangements and regulatory background
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6.0
Operating band and channel bandwidth
6.1
Adjacent 3GPP bands
6.2
Nearby non-3GPP Services
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6.3
FCC regulation requirement
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List of band specific issues for Extended Band 12 frequency band
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E-UTRA specific issues
8.1
UE aspect issues
8.1.1
UE transmitter characteristics
8.1.1.0
Introduction
8.1.1.1
UE maximum output power
8.1.1.2
UE maximum output power with additional requirements
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8.1.1.3
Spurious emission band UE co-existence
8.1.2
UE receiver characteristics
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8.1.2.0
Introduction
8.1.2.1
Reference sensitivity power level
8.1.2.2
In-band blocking and Out-of-band blocking
8.2
BS aspect issues
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MSR specific issues
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Channel numbering for E-UTRA, MSR
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Required changes to E-UTRA and MSR specifications
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Change History
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