Technical challenges for high-frequency wireless communication

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Journal of Communications and Information Networks Vol.1, No.2, Aug. 2016 Technical challenges for high-frequency wireless communication Review paper Technical challenges for high-frequency wireless communication ZHAO Jianping, LI Chenlei, LI Xianghua, SHEN Long Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd., Shanghai 201206, China Abstract: Recent rapid developments in 4G wireless communication have been motivated by breakthroughs in air interface summarize technical challenges ranging from propagation attenuation and the implementation of circuit devices, to signal Key words: Citation 1 Introduction 2009, the 4G wireless communication industry has been on the verge of remarkable developments. Release 12 features, which represent 4G+ systems [1], seems premature at present, a revolution in wireless network technology is on the horizon [2], due to enhancements in future releases as well as the wide capacity, facilitate connections for at least 100 billion capable of extremely low latency and response times due to wide signal bandwidths of up to several GHz, the focus on antenna beam, and excellent direction

20 Journal of Communications and Information Networks provides high data rate given rapid mobility. interface technology. There are a number of candidates [4], are unclear in this context, no agreement has been i.e., macrocell, microcell, picocell, and femtocell at GHz are all still options. As a result, the protocol for view holds that there is a large gap in current LTE To bridge this gap, a combination of a wider spectrum, higher spectral efficiency, and decuples of higher network density is necessary. However, is a higher probability of collision with particles in the air than bypassing them, attenuation is higher. should be reconstructed using a large amount of has limited output power and linearity, whereas the has bandwidth that is scores of times wider than 4G as well as a higher scale of antenna array, data rate is higher and the computational burden due to digital combined, the system s algorithms need to exploit the advantages of both. All the above problems need to technology, summarize the key technical challenges, example. 2 Propagation attenuation 2.1 Comparison of wireless channel between HF and sub-6g different weights. The measured data has shown that dominance. Some aspects of a comparison of wireless approximate to that in free space. Along the NLoS standard deviation is relatively small and the shadow area is large, such that the classification of the

Technical challenges for high-frequency wireless communication 21 relatively large and the shadow area small, such that outdoor microcell scenario. as an example, we show the link budget curves in red and blue curves, respectively, correspond to the spectral efficiency is 4.6 bit s 1 Hz 1, the coverage 1 Hz 1, the coverage distances of LoS and NLoS are 406 m coverage distance, which is demonstrated by the 1 Hz 1, the coverage distances of the LoS, plays a much more important role in increase, and the scattering feature is discrete arising from the power against the delay becomes the delay spread decreases while angular spread increases for the sparse property.

22 Journal of Communications and Information Networks channel clusters and a smaller spread of a single the channel clusters, and are closely related to the circumstance and distribution of scatterers. The channel clusters show a stronger mapping to the 2.2 Requirements of channel measurement and modeling patterns with directional antennas, and considering the diversity of the antenna configuration, the performance of the transmission technology system, be tested by implementing the antenna model with the channel due to the mobility of users antenna arrays scatterer, and an extended statistical model of the scatterer s distribution channel with smaller cell coverage multiple coexisting channels due to the rapid increase in the number of mobile users and devices researched, since the relevance of devices and channel features is strengthened due to the this channel under different scenarios. features, it has broken the conventional frameworks. Therefore, it is necessary to design measurement feasible modeling schemes under the conditions of algorithm design. 3 Implementation of circuit devices necessary, but leads to problems in the design and and the circuit.

Technical challenges for high-frequency wireless communication 23 3.1 High-frequency antennas greatly reduced, so that cost can be reduced. problem because the characteristic impedance the problem of electromagnetic compatibility. As a result, the homogeneity of the antenna pattern deteriorates. which results in insertion loss. Therefore, it is a key technology to design an interconnection approach with low insertion loss. appropriate material for an antenna s radome and an appropriate manner of installation, as are unknown. 3.2 The fabrication of high-frequency RFIC but offers only a slight advantage in terms of output power over SiGe. Heterogeneous integration has with LNA. However, the process of the development of heterogeneous integration is still not mature. The of the LNA, and the insertion loss of the switch, due to its high electron mobility, high breakdown voltage, [6]. However, the cost of this process is much higher and exhibits a considerably smaller insertion loss The f t and f max of the transistor indicate the illustrates the f t and f max processes. As can be seen, an f t and these three fabrication processes are sufficient f t of 90 nm SiGe lower power consumption.

24 Journal of Communications and Information Networks the future. 3.3 Integration of antenna array and RF module f t f max from globalfoundries The cost of the SiGe process is lower than that of the GaAs, but is still higher than that of the SOI and the SiGe exhibits satisfactory phase noise, output power, concentrated research efforts have drastically reduced has the comparable performance on active devices. However, the insertion loss in passive components and SiGe. Hence, the SOI process is a good choice LNA, switch, etc. However, there have been a few reports concerning the modulator, the demodulator, SOI needs to be further researched and explored in in current cellular radio, and limits the distance of for example, enhancing the scale of the antenna array smaller, and the size of the antenna array becomes elements is set to a half the wavelength to reduce the module can minimize the size of the wireless system antenna elements. There are three ways to implement which tiles with an embedded antenna. The tile the antenna is implemented directly on a glass wafer insertion loss degrades as the number of layers

Technical challenges for high-frequency wireless communication 25 compatible with the mainstream manufacturing and degrade antenna performance. The AoC integrates same chip in silicon technologies. This is usually wireless communication, and array applications. elements of AoC is much lower due to large Ohmic losses and surface waves [9] and the circuits. 3.4 Challenges arising from large bandwidth high and the maturity is unsatisfactory. Although the complexity of system assembly increases. The Shannon Hartley theorem states that channel capacity is proportional to the bandwidth of a communication system. In other words, the data rate can be increased by widening the bandwidth of the are precious and the bandwidth of current cell radios attain several hundred megahertz or gigahertz of wide bandwidth, there are several technical challenges in the design of circuit components wave communication [10] circuit components and antenna should cover the

26 Journal of Communications and Information Networks be considered [11]. interference is not dominant, and the thermal noise of the system is comparable or even larger than that [12] degrades, the output power density per hertz of the system decreases as bandwidth widens, and the range of coverage shrinks. 4 Signal processing antenna arrays and wide bandwidth are key features of the amount of storage and the burden due to digital computation. Therefore, more advanced architectures 4.1 Low-complexity beamforming large arrays may enable the precoding of multiple data streams, which can help improve spectral digitally at the baseband, where the phase and amplitude of the signal are controlled. However, which is costly in terms of power consumption for a constant modulus. Analog beamforming has been proposed by consisting of beam pattern generation using a at the receiver, and feedback from the selected beam indices advantage of without the prior channel knowledge at the transmitter. However, it consumes large overhead for the feedback scheme, which results in outage. into account the digital baseband. Since the analog process can significantly reduce the complexity of signal processing, it is a better method to combine digital and analog beamformers. obtained by the receiver sounding reference signal, according to channel reciprocity between opposite the channel has the sparse property of multipath scattering, such that channel estimation can be sparse with sparse elements of the main channel scattering propagation paths being selected at the beamspace, which are further digitally combined at the baseband and can be solved through compressed sensing. channel should be measured and demonstrated, and the computational burden of compressed sensing long way to its application. 4.2 RF channel calibration a significant means of increasing the capacity of

Technical challenges for high-frequency wireless communication 27 manufactured perfectly, and the difference in the amplitude error, and the phase error commonly exist. common proposal has been proffered for air interface design, a distinct trend is that each resource element of phase error calibration can be lower, whereas the higher. However, a dedicated calibration algorithm 4.3 Coordination of low-frequency and highfrequency systems large bandwidth. However, the overhead involved in the beamforming process is large. An alternative. The third subsystem of the initial value of the channel at a given detected values of both subsystems to give a predicted value of the next snapshot. This process, channel. bands reduces overhead, and even captures the on the extent to which overhead is acceptable and the extent of overlapping of coverage of both subsystems. 5 Conclusion and future research features in wireless channels through measuring and for both improving the system capacity and degrading devices. Therefore, the implementation of the forthcoming loss, sparse recovery, and channel prediction. References

28 Journal of Communications and Information Networks wiseharbour. scalable phased arrays for imaging and communications[j]. IEEE IEEE transactions on components, packaging and manufacturing communications[j]. IEEE transactions on antennas and propagation, Enhancements for Very High Throughput in the 60GHz band[s], International Standard, 2012. for wireless backhaul and access in small cell networks[j]. IEEE About the authors ZHAO Jianping LI Xianghua in physical electronics from Southeast University, has been a research engineer at Huawei Technologies LI Chenlei in Information and Communication Engineering and Geoscience & Remote Sensing Society, and a reviewer of IET and Elsevier publication. He has been a research engineer at Huawei Technologies SHEN Long