In most countries and regions, the use of 5G devices and networks is highly regulated, both for public and non-public networks. These regulations can vary significantly depending on the country or region where 5G is implemented. As a result, it is crucial to thoroughly research and analyze the specific regulations of the region where the 5G network will be deployed and operated.
Some examples of regulations can be found in the following subtopics:
Key aspects of 5G implementations that may differ by region include:
- the spectrum and bandwidth allowed to be used,
- whether there are dedicated spectrums for public vs. Non-public networks,
- coexistence management / interference coordination between networks in close proximity,
- the Size and type of the covered area,
- the Registration of 5G networks,
- the Duration of licenses,
- the Ability to change TDD ratio,
- the number of frequency blocks in spectrum range.
