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State of mmW Technology and Outlook: A View from Industry National - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
State of mmW Technology and Outlook: A View from Industry National - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
State of mmW Technology and Outlook: A View from Industry National Instruments Sarah Yost Senior Product Marketing Manager ni.com 3GPP 5G Timeline NR NR Continue inue to evolv lve e LTE TE Standards Rel-15 Rel-16 Rel-17+ evolution
Industrial IoT , Private network, 5G NR C-V2X, IAB, Unlicensed/shared spectrum,… Continued eMBB evolution
Expanded ecosystem:
Private networks, Indoor mmW for enterprises, Boundless XR,…
Rel-17+
3GPP 5G Timeline
2018 2017 2020 2019 2022 2021 Rel-17+ evolution Rel-16 Rel-15 Rel-16 Commercialization Rel-15 Commercialization
Field trials IoDTs Standalone (SA) eMBB deployments in both mmWave and sub-6 GHz. New 5G NR technologies to evolve and expand the 5G ecosystem
Continue inue to evolv lve e LTE TE
Non-Standalone (NSA)
Smartphone formfactor, Connected laptops, CPE fixed access
2023+ NR NR
Standards
Deploy Research
mmWave / Spectrum Optimizations New networks New use cases
Frequency range 2 (24.25 – 52.6 GHz) V2X NR in unlicensed/V2X
Expec ect more 3GPP P frequenc uencies ies to to come
FR2: Spectrum Allocations
3GPP P SI 3GP GPP P Defined ned
3GPP Study Item:
- Fc > 52.6 GHz
- 7 < Fc < 24 GHz
5G Technology Evolutions
mmWave & Spectrum Use Cases Optimizations
NR-U IAB > 52.6 GHz TeraHz URLLC 2-step RACH UE Power NTN CLI / RIM Public Safety mMTC V2X MIMO Positioning SON / MDT Drones Rel 15 Updates Multi-TRP AI / ML Rel 16 Rel 17+ CU / DU
mmWave and Higher Frequencies
- Short-term Focus:
Fixed Wireless Access and Indoor Hotspots
- mmWave for Mobile Access is challenging
- New CR’s to be adopted in Rel 16
- Reliable control
- Power in the uplink
- Antennas and beam management
- Commercial cost of running fiber to each gNodeB is
very high
- Technology is expensive
- IAB is needed
- IAB may undergo several updates
Technical Business
NR-U: The Need for More Spectrum
- FCC and ETSI investigating the band 5.92
925 5 - 7.12 125 5 GHz z for 5G NR
- WiFi and 5G coexistence – LAA and LBT
- Opportunities for optimization
- Drivers in the US: Apple, AT&T, BCOM, Cisco,
Facebook, Google, HPE, Intel, Microsoft, QCT, Verizon
- Headwind from satellite companies (e.g. INTELSAT &
SES): interference might reduce performance
- mmWave spectrum also identified and under
investigation
- FCC: Unlicensed use of the 6 GHz band; notice of proposed rulemaking
Band Freq Range Max Power Ma
U-NII Low / U-NII-1 / U-NII Indoor 5.150–5.250 50 mW U-NII Mid / U-NII-2A 5.250–5.350 250 mW U-NII-2B 5.350–5.470 — U-NII Worldwide / U-NII-2C / U-NII- 2-Extended / U-NII-2e 5.470–5.725 250 mW U-NII Upper / U-NII-3 5.725-5.850 1 W DSRC/ITS / U-NII-4 5.850–5.925 — U-NII-5 5.925 – 6.425 1 W U-NII-6 6.425 – 6.525 250 mW U-NII-7 6.525 – 6.875 1 W U-NII-8 6.875 – 7.125 250 mW
NR-U Use Cases
- LAA NR-U
- Boost existing deployments
- Better user experience with higher speeds
- Ex: AR, VR, AGV
- Stand-alon
alone NR-U
- Private 5G Networks
- IIoT
- Enterprise broadband
- Open mobile broadband
- Neutral host
- Neighborhood network
Predictable resources 5G CoMP Flexible sharing Spatial sharing
Future
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