On February 14, 2025, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) of China introduced the Interim Provisions on Radar Radio Management (MIIT Regulation No. [2025] 22). This new regulation aims to improve the management of radar radio frequencies, ensuring optimized spectrum usage and reducing interference between different radar applications.
Key Highlights of MIIT Regulation No. (2025) 22
- Establishes clear frequency allocations for various radar applications.
- Defines compliance requirements for the development, import, and use of radar equipment.
- Aims to reduce frequency interference and enhance operational efficiency.
Radar Frequency Bands Under the New MIIT Regulation
Below is a summarized table highlighting the key radar types and their corresponding frequency bands as specified in the regulation:
Compliance and Regulatory Considerations
To ensure adherence to the new radar spectrum allocation, radar manufacturers and developers must:
- Obtain necessary approvals before developing, producing, importing, or selling radar equipment.
- Follow the specified frequency bands and technical specifications set by MIIT.
- Prevent harmful interference by implementing the latest spectrum management techniques.
Failure to comply with these regulations could result in penalties, equipment confiscation, or business restrictions in China’s radar industry.
The new MIIT radar regulation marks a significant step towards efficient radar frequency management in China. Radar manufacturers and industry stakeholders should carefully review the regulation, ensure compliance, and stay updated on any future amendments.
By following these guidelines, businesses can avoid regulatory risks and continue operating within China’s evolving technological landscape.
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