Online database search system

PerCon DataLinks

DataLinks is our online search engine of FCC, FAA and Industry Canada databases. This includes data from IBFS, COALS, CDBS to all FCC Universal Licensing System Databases (ULS). All FCC frequency databases are included in one composite Master Frequency Database. DataLinks also includes the FCC Antenna Registration (ANTREG), the FAA Digital Obstacle (DOF) and the Industry Canada TAFL. Most frequency databases are updated daily. More info

A new way to visualize PerCon data

Dynamic Database Browsing - DDB

Dynamic Database Browsing (DDB) provides users with a new way of searching and visualizing data found in PerCon online databases. Using special .KML files, users can not only view data, but search and extract new records simply by moving and manipulating a Google Earth map. Information, such as transmitter locations or towers are displayed automatically as the user zooms into the desired geographic location. More info

Worldwide Bandplan

Worldwide Table of Frequency Allocation

PerCon's Worldwide Table of Frequency Allocations is multinational Table of Allocations (TOA) that covers over 150 countries and/or entities. It is a sole source product and is the only searchable database of its kind. Searches across single or multiple countries can be performed using the easy to use DataLinks Database Engine. Many outputs are available, they range from ASCII, HTML to Google Earth KML, JSON and Excel. WTFA now supports the EFIS-XML output format. WBP now supports a new and dynamic visual interface. Visual Table of Allocations is now available to WFTA users. More info

Daily activity monitor

Frequency Activity Monitor - FAM

FAM can monitor any daily activity from the FCC, both Pending Applications and Granted Licenses. Get a heads up on future installations, potential interference or potential sales. Save valuable time in repetitive manual searches. On a daily basis you will receive an email with all results of pending and/or granted activity. These emails also contain quick links to the FCC and to a PerCon Excel spreadsheet that corresponds to the search results. More info