Various U.S. Government Systems / Ground Penetrating Radar Systems / Siemens / Vehicular Radar Systems / AT&T / Wall Imaging Systems / M/A-COM / Lucent / The Johns Hopkins University/Applied Physics Laboratory / Delphi / Cisco / Valeo Electronics / Kohler / Boeing / Wide Bandwidth Systems / Qualcomm / Intel / Imaging Systems / Applied Physics Laboratory / /
Country
United States / /
Facility
Stanford University / Applied Physics Laboratory of Johns Hopkins University / University of Texas / /
IndustryTerm
high throughput / imaging devices / backup warning systems / impulse systems / unlicensed operations / wireless communications / authorized radio services / health applications / imaging / safety-of-life and commercial radio systems / terrestrial transportation vehicles / energy / wildlife tracking systems / ultra wideband devices / Internet use / Surveillance systems / wide-area mobile radio services / measurement systems / business networking devices / communications applications / similar applications / law enforcement / suspension systems / medical imaging system / safety-of-life and other critical systems / radio systems / radio services / radar systems / storage tank measurement devices / automotive collision avoidance systems / safety services / public utilities / affected services / transmission systems / ultra wideband technology / near-term applications / higher power applications / communications systems / wideband systems / narrowband systems / radio frequency devices / video services / lane change collision avoidance systems / medical imaging devices / short-range communications / /
MusicGroup
MHz / Interference / Within / the Commission / GPS / Frequency / Amateur / Further / UWB / /
Organization
The Johns Hopkins University / U.S. Department of Commerce / U.S. Government / National Telecommunications and Information Administration / U.S. Department of Defense / office of Spectrum Management / US Federal Reserve / Federal Communications Commission FCC / C.F.R. Chapter / National Safe Skies Alliance / University of Texas / U.S. GPS Industry Council / Johns Hopkins University / office of Engineering and Technology / Federal Government / Stanford University / Federal Communications Commission Washington / D.C. / Department of Transportation16 / Department of Transportation / /
Person
Peha / Edmond J. Thomas / Fantasma / William T. Hatch / /
Position
Professor / Administrator / Chief / /
Product
Part 15 / /
ProvinceOrState
Texas / /
SportsLeague
Stanford University / /
Technology
PCS / ultra wideband technology / PDA / medical imaging / peer-to-peer / using UWB technology / GPS / broadband access / UWB technology / radio frequency / medical imaging system / /