Course Tag: 5G

An EN-DC UE: From Dawn to Dusk

Imagine that you are an EN-DC UE in an EN-DC network. After power-up, what technology will look for- 5G or LTE? Well, although you are a 5G-capabe UE, you will first look for LTE and then look for 5G based on instructions received from the LTE eNB. This video provides an overview of the entire […]

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A Preview of Release 16 and Beyond

3GPP significantly expands the scope of 5G in R16 and beyond. Communication modalities are enhanced or newly introduced. For example, the support for unlicensed spectrum operations and vehicle-to-anything communications is added. 3GPP is also looking at the sky…by adding satellite-based communications. Security is enhanced further. Go ahead and get a bird’s eye view of all […]

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Network Slicing

Imagine that you are a Communications Service Provider (CSP). You want to offer new services to your customers, who would be floored by the absolutely amazing 5G service experience. You also want to meet different customer requirements for a given service. Watch this video to learn how you can use Network Slicing in 5G to […]

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5G: Target Services and Performance Goals

Would you like to be INSIDE a movie without being an actual actor? What if you could be on a roller coaster ride without leaving the comfort of your home? And how about holographic calls? Watch this video to learn about the amazing services that 5G offers. Along the way, find out what performance goals […]

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Virtualization and Automation Technologies for Wireless Networks

The network architecture of 5G has been designed to be virtualization-friendly so that virtualization and automation technologies can be exploited to provide scalability, flexibility, and agility and to reduce costs. This video provides an overview of key virtualization and automation technologies that will facilitate design, deployment, and maintenance of 5G networks in the coming months […]

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5G System Architecture

The key design principles for the virtualization-friendly 5G system include modularization, service-based NF interactions, stateless NFs, separation of CP and UP, unified authentication framework, concurrent access to local and centralized services, local breakout and home-routed traffic, and capability exposure. This video provides an overview of key Network Functions that constitute the 5G system.

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5G QoS

No doubt, LTE offers an extensive QoS framework. In Release 8, LTE defined nine levels of QoS by specifying nine QoS Class Identifiers (QCIs). Well, 5G QoS even more extensive than LTE QoS. Indeed, 5G has more QoS parameters compared to LTE QoS. Additionally, capabilities of 5G enables 5G to support a new type of […]

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