The LPRA was established in 1990 as a channel of communication between radio administrations and industry. It has developed into an international association having close contacts with several European administrations.
Established as a 'Not for Profit' Limited Company the LPRA is managed by an annually elected council and administered by a professional secretariat.
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 | A powerful voice for the SRD IndustryWith over 100 members the LPRA exerts significant influence within European organisations on matters concerning Short Range Devices (SRDs). LPRA members can have an active involvement in the initiation and drafting of new standards for SRDs. Alternatively members may decide to maintain a watching brief on developments to gain a commercial advantage when formulating their product strategy.
The LPRA is a full member of ETSI (European Telecommunications Standards Institute) and represents the SRD community in the generation of wireless standards that are vital to the future development of the industry. The LPRA regularly represents its members' interests at CEPT regulatory meetings and attends TCAM meetings coordinated by the European Commission on wireless matters.
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 | Activities of the LPRAThe SRD industry covers a very wide range of applications. To enable individual members to focus attention on their areas of specific interest, the LPRA is organised into industry sectors as shown below: |
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 | Members can log in and subscribe to their sectors of interest to follow both market and regulatory developments.
A Trade Directory is available to non-members. |
