Motivated by the growing commercial viability and
widespread use of Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS),
this book analyzes regulatory classifications for
wireless DAS deployments. It emphasizes that the
existing regulatory framework fails to satisfactorily
account for the diversity in practical
implementations of DAS networks. This work explores
three instances of problematic application of
conventional regulations upon unique DAS designs.
First, the FCC should revisit its decision to impose
a back up power rule on DAS antenna nodes at the
federal level, since DAS antennas differ...