5GCHAMPION. mmw Hotspot Trial, Results and Lesson Learned. Dr. Giuseppe Destino, University of Oulu - CWC Dr. Gosan Noh, ETRI

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5GCHAMPION mmw Hotspot Trial, Results and Lesson Learned Dr. Giuseppe Destino, University of Oulu - CWC Dr. Gosan Noh, ETRI EU-KR Symposium on 5G From the 5G challenge to 5GCHAMPION Trials at Winter Olympic Games SEOUL, KOREA, February 23, 2018

5GCHAMPION in the 5G triangle Capacity >10 Gbps peak data rates 100 Mbps whenever needed Connectivity 1,000,000 devices per km 2 5G Latency <1 ms latency 10 years on battery Reliability 2

5G mmw First entrance in the market Last-mile connectivity Extremely high-capacity in home/building/streets (>10Gbps) Low-latency Smart (adaptive to enviroments) Moving hot-spot Very high-capacity in bus/car/train Mobility Low-latency 3

5G mmw What does it mean for a normal 5G-user AR Video Augmented Ultra Virtual High Reality Definition Reality - IoT Video VR-IoT Lights Air-quality Good Outdoor cold Extreme mobile broadband 4

5G mmw The great challenge Antenna technology Large array gain: long range (~ 1 km) Wideband (5 GHz) RF-FE 27 GHz technology: design, manufacturing and availability of components Wideband performance: high data rate Optimized architecture: small form-factor, heat dissipation, beamforming Smart RF radio: easy installation, usage 5

5G mmw 5GCHAMPION development path (BF design) 5GCHAMPION PoC 5G mmw Antenna Wideband 1GHz Phased-array (16x4 radiators) with/without antenna transmit array Structure 8x2 RF beamformer with 2x2 antenna subarray in each, linearly polarized Maximum gain 22.7 dbi (sim.) 5G mmw RF 26.5-29.3 GHz Operational band at the Olympics 26.5 to 27.5 GHz 4 RF beamformers (phase-shift based) Digital phase-shift control Digital branch enable control Digital automatic gain control SMART RF Adaptive beamsteering Hierarchical beamforming Automatic gain control Automatic beam alignment 6

5G mmw 5GCHAMPION development path (1st test) First transmission over the air @27GHz Validation of the design Discover bottlenecks Range and performance 7

5G mmw 5GCHAMPION development path (Improved design) Improved RF design and layout 8

5G mmw 5GCHAMPION development path (BF-SW) SMART RF-unit Control software Adaptive beamforming Unit synchronization 9

5G mmw 5GCHAMPION development path (Integration) 10

5G mmw 5GCHAMPION development path (Testing) First system test Validation of the design Validation of the interface Performance 11

5G mmw 5GCHAMPION PoC (today) Intercontiental 360 video streaming 1.2 Gbps, 1ms (air) latency VR and IoT 12

mmwave-based Mobile Hotspot Motivation Evaluating feasibility and potential effectiveness of the mmwave-based mobile backhaul transceiver High speed train (HST) scenario with speed up to 500 km/h Around 25 GHz carrier frequency band Performance requirements < From 3GPP SA1* > < From 5G CHAMPION KPIs > Provide a mmwave high capacity backhaul link with 2.5 Gbit/s maximum data-rate Provide in the high mobility scenario a user-experience of 100 Mbit/s *3GPP TS 22.261, Service requirements for the 5G system (Stage 1), V1.1.0, Jan. 2017. 13

Layout Options for High Speed Train Direct access Direct links between gnb and UEs inside train Onboard relay-based access Macro link between gnb and onboard relay UEs are accessed through onboard relay High carriage penetration loss Group handover Signaling storm Higher UE power consumption and requirements No carriage penetration loss No group handover Less UE power consumption and requirements (same as indoor UE) 14

Spectrum Options for High Speed Train Carrier frequency candidates Below 6 GHz Scarce available spectrum NLOS-dominant Lower path-loss mmwave Abundant available spectrum LOS-dominant Higher path-loss Large array gain at the same aperture size 15

System Description - mmwave-based Mobile Hotspot High speed train scenario Supporting very high traffic volume with very high mobility on high speed train (HST) Architecture Hierarchical relay network Backhaul link between RU and TE Access link inside a train Backhaul link Around 25 GHz (mmwave band) Access link inside train WiFi Femtocell Speed Up to 500 km/h 16

Baseband Design Frame structure OFDMA for downlink/uplink Subcarrier spacing = 180 khz TDD TTI = 250 us Doppler mitigation Train speed up to 500 km/h Large Doppler shift AFC Uplink frequency offset estimation range [-26.67, 26.67] khz 17

Baseband Design Multi-antenna schemes Strong LoS component Dual-polarized 2x2 MIMO Very high mobility Open-loop spatial multiplexing Receiver processing for compensating channel depolarization Tx Vertically polarized Horizontally polarized Rx Carrier aggregation Max. 8 component carriers (CCs) Maximum Bandwidth 125MHz 8 = 1GHz 125 MHz BW per CC Total 1 GHz BW CC allocation for mobility performance improvement mru #i, mru #j mru #i+1, mru #j+1 CC 0 (PCell) 125MHz CC 0 (SCell) CC 1 (SCell) CC 1 (PCell) CC 2 (TCell) CC 2 (TCell) CC 3 (TCell) CC 3 (TCell)...... CC 7 (TCell) CC 7 (TCell) f f 18

Baseband Design Baseband modem design Front-end controller Controls and monitors the operations of the RF front-end Cell searcher Acquires time and frequency synchronization, frame timing, and cell identity L2/SW DU L1 Controller L2/SW TE L1 Controller DU MODEM TE MODEM LMAC TrCH Encoder Downlink Modulator Frond-End Controller DA LMAC TrCH Encoder Uplink Modulator Frond-End Controller DA TrCH Decoder Uplink Demodulator AD TrCH Decoder Downlink Demodulator Cell Searcher AD 19

Baseband Design Baseband modem implementation Baseband Implementation Xilinx FPGA (Kintex7 UltraScale) AD/DA converter DIF frequency = 1843.2 MHz (1 GHz bandwidth) L1 control MCU (Model: STM32F746NGH6) L1 Control AD/DA Demodulator Turbo Decoder 20

RF front-end design < RU exterior > RF and antenna designs Carrier aggregation of 8 CCs Slotted array waveguide antenna Beamforming gain = 19 dbi (Tx)/22 dbi (Rx) Common Tx Rx < RF design parameters > Parameter Range Operating frequency 25.1056-25.5376 GHz Bandwidth 430MHz DIF frequency 705.6-1137.6 MHz TDD switching time < 5usec TX DIF input -20dBm Output power > +17dBm Gain > 37dB Noise figure < 8dB Input level -20dBm ~ -61dBm Gain > 51dB DIF output -10dBm < RU layout > EU-Korean Symposium on 5G From the 5G challenge to 5G CHAMPION Trials at Winter Olympic Games Feb. 23, 2018 21

Testing procedures and results Indoor test PHY modem test 1 GHz BW 2x2 polarized MIMO Max. 5.2 Gbps < Testbed configuration > < Indoor test setup > RU RF DU baseband < Test monitoring > TE RF TE baseband 22

Testing procedures and results Subway field test Seoul subway line 8 Speed = Up to 80 km/h Data rate = 1.25 Gbps 23

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