Project 25

Project 25

A joint effort of U. S. Federal, state, and local governments to develop standards for interoperable digital, narrowband radios to meet public-safety user needs. Note: Secondary objectives of Project 25 include obtaining maximum radio spectrum efficiency, ensuring competition throughout the life of the systems.

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Industry/Domain: Telecommunications
Category: General telecom
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