Frequency management
Frequency Management ( English Frequency Management ) is divided into three areas: spectrum policy, technical / administrative assistance and frequency coordination. While frequency policy is carried out at a correspondingly high level (such as the BNetzA as frequency administration for the civil area and NARFA GE for the military area of the Federal Republic of Germany), frequency coordination takes place at every level down to the lowest possible level. This means e.g. B. in the military environment, possibly at company level, in civil companies within a plant or branch.
The task of the Federal Network Agency is to use efficient frequency management to ensure that the frequency assigned to them is available to each user without interference. The Telecommunications Act (TKG) serves as the basis . Various ordinances on the allocation and use of frequencies are derived from this.
Various programs and tools are available for technical / administrative support to record requested, available and assigned frequencies in databases, to check propagation conditions or to ensure the required electromagnetic compatibility . For the procurement of systems that are operated or operated / controlled using spectrum (in the sense of radio frequencies), the involvement of the frequency management is essential in order to avoid later conversions or even usage bans. If an organization frequently uses the spectrum, full-time frequency managers are usually employed to perform the above tasks.
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- ^ NARFA (National Radio Frequency Authority): TDL - Tactical Data Links / Mission Principles and Procedures, Tactical Air Command and Control Training Section 23, pages 10-13, Vers. 2010