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    5g Overview and Knowledge Sharing

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    The document provides an overview of Nokia's 5G technology, comparing it to LTE. It discusses the three main 5G usage scenarios of enhanced mobile broadband, massive machine-type communications, and ultra-reliable low latency communications. The document also shows 5G peak throughput simulations and explains how 5G is designed to achieve higher spectral efficiency than LTE through techniques like dynamic TTI allocation and code block groups.

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    The document provides an overview of Nokia's 5G technology, comparing it to LTE. It discusses the three main 5G usage scenarios of enhanced mobile broadband, massive machine-type communications, and ultra-reliable low latency communications. The document also shows 5G peak throughput simulations and explains how 5G is designed to achieve higher spectral efficiency than LTE through techniques like dynamic TTI allocation and code block groups.

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    The document provides an overview of Nokia's 5G technology, comparing it to LTE. It discusses the three main 5G usage scenarios of enhanced mobile broadband, massive machine-type communications, and ultra-reliable low latency communications. The document also shows 5G peak throughput simulations and explains how 5G is designed to achieve higher spectral efficiency than LTE through techniques like dynamic TTI allocation and code block groups.

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    5g Overview and Knowledge Sharing

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    The document provides an overview of Nokia's 5G technology, comparing it to LTE. It discusses the three main 5G usage scenarios of enhanced mobile broadband, massive machine-type communications, and ultra-reliable low latency communications. The document also shows 5G peak throughput simulations and explains how 5G is designed to achieve higher spectral efficiency than LTE through techniques like dynamic TTI allocation and code block groups.

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    Nokia 5G

    5G Overview
    And Knowledge Sharing

    Date:03-05-2018

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    Nokia 5G

    5G Overview
    And Knowledge Sharing

    Date:03-05-2018

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     5G Overview
     LTE and 5G Comparison
     5G Peak Throughput
     Performance : NR @ sub 6 GHz
     Performance : NR @ mmWave
     5G Architecture With Nokia Components
     5G18A Site solution

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    5G Overview

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    • Enhanced Mobile
    Broadband (eMBB)

    • Massive Machine-Type
    Communications (IoT)

    • Ultra-Reliable Low
    Latency Communication
    (URLLC)

    (Source: Qualcomm)
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    Source: 3GPP
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    5G Frequency Bands

    3.5 GHz 3.7 GHz 28 GHz 39


    GHz

    400 MHz 3 GHz 6 GHz 10 GHz 30 GHz 90 GHz


    cmWave mmWave
     continuous coverage, high mobility and reliability, interference limitation higher capacity and massive throughput, noise limitation 

    Carrier BW n* n * 100 MHz 1-2GHz


    Duplexing * TDD
    Cell size Macro Small Ultra small

    * - not support
    supported
    ed in 5G18A
    5G18A
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    Different band Work Cases

    * - not support
    supported
    ed in 5G18A
    5G18A
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    LTE and 5G Comparison

    2
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    Simulation from Some
    Assumptions

    Some Reasons of 5G having higher Spectral Efficiency


     LTE PDCCH exist in every subframe, 5G introduce slot aggregation concept and it is not mandatory to
    have PDCCH in all TTI’s.
     4G uses guard band of 10% where as in 5G use enhance technique F-OFDM which let 5G use more BW.
     4G has 1 TBS where as in 5G use concept of CBG (code block group) which divide TBS in to small groups,
    as 5G use huge TBS and BLER is 10% which means with this TBS around 10% of data will be re
    transmitted where as with this technique
    techn ique in 5G UE will send NACK only for discarded group.
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     In 4G CRS is used to estimate
    channel and it is transmitted
    always in 4G whereas 5G tries to
    eliminate the use of CRS.
     In 5G user specific DMRS used
    which mean each use will have its
    own RS within its allocation, if
    there is no allocation there is no
    RS.
    In 5G SSB(PSS/SSS.PBCH) block is
    always transmitted and this always
    has its own RS which can be used for
    cell selection..later UE will use its
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    own RS and will have no issue
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    5G Throughput

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    Overview
    Duplex scheme: TDD FDD as well, frequency Resource grid
    but later on
    Large areas of Every subframe can be
    unpaired spectrum dynamically selected to
    easier to be found carry UL or DL data.
    Flexible adaptation to
    DL/UL throughput
    requirements
    12 subcarriers
    Both uplink and Possibility to have
    downlink use OFDM control signals in every
    • Simplified RF design subframe for low
    • Eases self- latency scheduling. Resource
    backhauling and Support for self- Element (RE)
    device-to-device contained subframes
    communication Resource Block
    (RB):
    12 subcarriers 14 OFDM symbols time
    x 1 symbol
    1 slot (basic scheduling
    scheduling unit)

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    Nokia 2018 Nokia Internal Use

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