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National Gazette No. 42829, 08 November 2019, Vol 653, Page 90

20191108 - National Gazette No 42829 of 08-November-2019, Volume 653, page 90

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Gazette	National Gazettes, No 42829, from 08 November, 2019
Department	ICASA
Notice	Page No. 26 of 209, Notice No. 600, Electronic Communications Act (36/2005), as amended » Notice regarding the Final International Mobile Telecommunications (IMT) Roadmap 2019

90    No. 42829             GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 8 NOVEMBER 2019

(d) Operational lifetime - Operational life time  refers to  operation time  per stored  energy
                          capacity.  This  is particularly important  for machine-type devices  requiring a  very long
                          battery life (e.g. more than 10 years) whose regular maintenance is difficult due to physical
                          or economic reasons.

These capabilities enable IMT-2020 to address evolving user needs. The capabilities of IMT-2020
                   systems are being continuously enhanced in line with user trends and technology developments.

3.1.3.4Relationship between existing IMT and IMT-2020

As indicated in Figure 3 and 4 above, in order to support emerging new scenarios and applications
                   for 2020 and beyond, it is foreseen that development of IMT-2020 will be required to offer enhanced
                   capabilities. The minimum technical  requirements  (and corresponding evaluation criteria)  to be
                   defined by ITU-R based on these capabilities for IMT-2020 could potentially be met by adding
                   enhancements to existing IMT, incorporating new technology components and functionalities, and/or
                   the development of new radio interface technologies. Furthermore, IMT-2020 will interwork with
                   and complement existing IMT and its enhancements.

3.1.3.5Framework of IMT-2020

The framework and objectives including overall timeframes for the future development of IMT
                   for 2020 and beyond are described in some detail in Recommendation ITU-R M.2083.

Bands designated for IMT in the National Radio Frequency Plan
                        2018

IMT systems support low to high mobility applications and a wide range of data rates in accordance
                   with user and service demands in multiple user environments. IMT also has capabilities for high
                   quality multimedia applications within a wide range of services and platforms, providing a significant
                   improvement in performance and quality of service.

The features of IMT enable it to address evolving user needs as the capabilities of IMT systems are
                   being continuously enhanced in line with user trends and technology developments. IMT will operate
                   in the worldwide bands identified in the ITU Radio Regulations (RR).

The table below describes the ITU definition of IMT frequency bands, as extracted from the National
                   Radio Frequency Plan and  the details are contained in the  Final Radio Frequency Spectrum
                   Assignment Plans 2015.

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