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    The document provides an overview of 3GPP Release 15 which standardized 5G New Radio (NR). Key highlights include support for new spectrum bands from 600 MHz to 70 GHz, use of massive MIMO with up to 256 antenna elements, a new OFDM-based waveform with flexible frame design, dual connectivity with LTE, and both non-standalone and standalone 5G network architectures. The first deployments in 2018 will use a non-standalone mode with the 5G NR radio connected to the existing LTE EPC.

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    The document provides an overview of 3GPP Release 15 which standardized 5G New Radio (NR). Key highlights include support for new spectrum bands from 600 MHz to 70 GHz, use of massive MIMO with up to 256 antenna elements, a new OFDM-based waveform with flexible frame design, dual connectivity with LTE, and both non-standalone and standalone 5G network architectures. The first deployments in 2018 will use a non-standalone mode with the 5G NR radio connected to the existing LTE EPC.

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    NETWORK

    ENGINEERING
    Introduction to 3GPP 5G New Radio
    Current plan (2018-02-06)
    5G18A Basics

    12.02.2018 5G18A Essentials

    5G18A Fundamentals

    E2E Architecture

    Physical Layer

    6.03.2018 5G18A NB Architecture and HW components

    M03 2018 5G18A CloudRAN

    5G18A Basics Certification

    5G18A Specialist trainings

    First insights - E03 2018 Radio specialist Transport specialist Operability specialist
    Cell Access, RRC State Handling & Bearer Transport Fundamentals, Deployment Site Deployment, Element Managers, CM
    Management, Scheduler, CA, Link Aspects and Sycnhronization basics and PM aspects
    Full content – Q2 2018 Adaptation and Power Control

    5G18A Specialists Certifications


    3GPP Release 15 highlights
    5G standardization timeline

    Rel-15:
    Stage 1 freeze: June 2017
    Stage 2 freeze: December 2017
    Stage 3 freeze: June 2018 (milestone:
    5G NR NSA by Dec. 2017)
    NSA mode (option 3/3a/3x) ASN-1 freeze: September 2018 (ASN.1
    Freeze for architecture option 3, March
    2018)
    ASN-1 freeze (late drop): March 2019
    (milestone: 5G architecture options 4
    and 7 (and architecture option 5 if not
    completed by Sept. 2018)
    3GPP Release 15 highlights
    5G key technologies
    #1 New spectrum options #2 UE agnostic massive MIMO #4 Multi-connectivity and aggregation

    Spectrum
    90 GHz 5G Standalone and
    3 mm non-Standalone
    LTE
    5G operation
    39 GHz Up to 256 antenna LTE Dual connectivity
    30 GHz elements
    1 cm 28 GHz 5G with LTE
    10 GHz

    4.5 GHz #3 New radio and flexible frame design #5 Distributed flexible architecture
    3.5 GHz
    3 GHz time
    Dt In-built Virtualization
    10 cm Df & CloudRAN
    User #3
    • New OFDM based
    frequency

    waveform
    User #4 User #5

    User #2
    300 MHz User #2 • Flexible size, control,
    User #1
    User #1

    1m
    User #3 User #5
    TDD, bandwidth etc
    One tile corresponds to the smallest user allocation
    Gateway
    3GPP Release 15 highlights
    Non-standalone architecture S1 interface
    (control and user plane)

    Non-standalone Architecture
    requires Dual Connectivity
    operation. The 5G gNB is LTE RAN
    LTE EPC
    connected to the LTE EPC, with
    User plane
    LTE eNodeB acting as anchor for
    the Control Plane.

    5G Non-Standalone Architecture 5G NR
    is a way forward to capitalize on RAN
    the LTE installed base, and an
    acceleration option to deploy 5G The alternative approach is 5G Standalone where the 5G core (5GC) is
    without needing to have a installed and the LTE overlay is no longer needed for the 5G operation
    dedicated 5G core network (5GC).
    This option (5G SA) will be supported by Nokia 5G19 release (and by final
    version of 3GPP Rel.15)
    3GPP Release 15 highlights
    5G NR frequency bands

    The 5G New Radio design is radio- Different numerologies have been defined, to
    frequency agnostic, allowing 5G NR to be provide flexibility in terms of subcarrier
    deployed on almost any radio frequency spacing and slot duration (cell range and
    band (considered bands cover 600 MHz to coherence in the frequency band)
    70 GHz span).

    3,5 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, interferene limitation higher capacity and massive throughput, noise limitation 

    Carrier BW n * 20MHz n * 100 MHz 1-2GHz


    Duplexing FDD TDD
    Cell size Macro Small Ultra small

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