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Towards 5G: Advancements from IoT to mmWave Communcations Next Generation and Standards Princeton IEEE 5G Summit May 26, 2015 5G requirements and challenges Long range, small 1000x network data, energy capacity efficient 10x


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Towards 5G:

Advancements from IoT to mmWave Communcations

Next Generation and Standards Princeton IEEE 5G Summit May 26, 2015

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5G requirements and challenges

Mobile Broadband Internet of Things New spectrum - mmWave Mission Critical Applications

  • Long range, small

data, energy efficient

  • Massive number of

devices

  • 100x higher data rate
  • Opportunistic access
  • D2D/Ad-Hoc

networks

  • 1000x network

capacity

  • 10x higher data rate,

5x lower latency

  • Industrial and

vehicular applications

  • Highly robust,

reliable, responsive

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5G Radio and Key Enabling Technologies/Trends

5G Key Radio

Sub-6 GHz

LTE Evolution, 10’s MHz, CA, MIMO

cm-Wave (cmWave) 6 – 30 GHz

>100 MHz, MIMO

mm-Wave (mmWave) > 30 GHz

>500 MHz, Hybrid MIMO Beamforming

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5G Key Technologies/Trends

Advanced MIMO and Beamforming New numerology, protocols and access schemes for IoT Inter-RAT tight interworking Flexible 5G RAT air interface D2D/Underlay networks Network transformation and extension to edge and devices

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Advanced MIMO/beamforming

Beam aggregation to increase cell-edge data rate Adaptive 3D beamforming towards target users

Multi-site coordinated transmission enabling cell-less network architecture

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  • Transmit and receive beamforming
  • peration for both control and data

channels

  • Combination of analog and digital

beamforming at both access point and user terminal

Lower frequency bands Higher frequency bands

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Inter-RAT tight interworking

Tight coupling of LTE and 5G RAT to ensure smooth deployment migration, efficient traffic offloading over opportunistic radio links and seamless mobility across 5G small cells

▪ LTE serves as fallback link when 5G RAT experiences blockage (for high frequencies) ▪ Control plane anchored at coverage layer ▪ Different levels of user plane coupling envisioned:

Intra-RAT and inter-RAT fast and robust mobility handling and RLF recovery is essential especially in higher frequency spectrum

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D2D/Underlay Networks

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Utilization of D2D connections for relay, local traffic offloading and aggregation to improve coverage, energy efficiency, robustness Network densification with self-backhauling to extend coverage for high data rates, improve capacity, and reduce channel blockage Enhanced D2D transmission with MIMO-BF at higher frequency bands to improve spatial reuse and spectral efficiency

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5G IoT

Massive IoT

▪ 106-107 connections per km2, 10 years+ battery life ▪ Small subcarrier spacing and long TTI ▪ Non-orthogonal multiplexing to support ultra-high number of connections ▪ Lightweight and connectionless protocols to reduce signaling

  • verhead

Mission critical IoT

▪ Packet loss ~10-9, end-to-end latency ~1 ms ▪ Large subcarrier spacing and short TTI ▪ Exploiting frequency diversity/robust coding schemes to improve reliability ▪ Low latency uplink access and transmission (contention or carrier sensing based shared data channel)

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Putting things together: Flexible 5G RAT frame structure

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Control and data TDM/FDM multiplexed Unified design for TDD/FDD Long TTI and short TTI support

Mission critical IoT Massive IoT Mobile Broadban d

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Remote Cloud Basic Terminal Sensing/ Proximity Services

  • To meet the content

distribution and processing requirements, the cloud is moved to the edge

  • A powerful device can also

become a networking node itself to meet especially requirements for IoT

5G is about communications + computing and involves both network nodes and devices

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Extending the Cloud to the Edge and Devices

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5G Vision: A New Era of Mobile Computing & Connectivity

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SMART DEVICE S

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NETWOR K INFRAST RUCTUR E

Workloads Will be Shared & Coordinated: Smart Packet Processing, Network Offload, Data Analysis

CLOUD AND DATACENTE R

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5G Technologies Focus on the System, Instead of the Air Interface Alone

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5G Innovation – Network

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Multi-Radio Access Technology Virtualized Heterogeneous Network

Internet

Virtual core network (VNC)

Multi-RAT: LTE (FDD/TDD), HSPA+, 5G

Mobile device of 2020

Performance device – 10Gbps+

Macro-Cell 5G Small Cell or Remote Radio Head cm & mm-Wave Arrays

500MHz+ Bandwidth

Multiband µ-wave array

LTE Rel-15, WiFi 802.11ax

IoT Device of 2020

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RF Proc

FEM

Locatio n Core Comms Core

Media Cores Senso rs

Application Cores

5G Innovation – Device

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cm– and mm-wave antennas Auto Interference Suppression (AIS) Multi- Antenna Operation Multi-band Support Advanced Baseband Signal Processing Baseband Ultra High Speed Inter-Processor Comms Multiple RATs

PHY processing Integration Integration

RF

Low frequency RF (<6GHz) mm-wave WCDMA Rel-15 LTE Rel-15 WiFi – 802.11ax WiGig – 802.11 ad+ GSM/EDGE “5G” BT 5.x GNSS High Medium Low

4G-5G Transition Impact

FEM

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Mobile Internet has been riding on Moore’s Law and will continue to do in the 5G era

Evolution of Wireless and Semiconductor Technologies

1994 2014 2004

(10 Kbps) (2 Mbps) (300 Mbps)

3B Transistors/IC 300M Transistors/IC

5M Transistors/IC

3D Transistors Hi-K Metal Gate Strained Silicon 90nm 65nm 45nm 32nm 22nm 14nm 10nm 7nm (Y2004) (Y2014)

3G

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