2G GSM, 3G UMTS, 4G LTE Radio Access Network Telecom Training Course
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5G NR Training is a 2-day technical course covering all parts of 5G New Radio (NR) air interface, conventions, activities and methodology. 5G NR is as yet developing despite the fact that specialist co-ops have started their of 5G networks in select U.S. urban areas as per the 3GPP's discharged 5G NR (new radio) rules.
New 5G remote technology is so unique in relation to its ancestors that a new interchanges standard must be created.
Members will find out about the genuine #5G networks and 5G NR, not really called "5G Evolution" networks which to a great extent comprise of the rebranding existing LTE advancements the same number of specialist organizations have effectively received.
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After finishing this course, participants will have the option to:
Understand the nuts and bolts of 5G NR (New Radio)
Rundown fundamental third Generation Partnership Project (3GPP) 5G New Radio (NR) highlights and abilities
Rundown the pertinent developments and advancements for 5G NR
Compare and Contrast Non-standalone 5G NR and Standalone 5G NR specifications
Rundown 5G NR air interface, conventions, tasks and techniques
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Depict the hidden innovations and conventions identified with 5G NR
Compare and contrast 3GPP and Verizon 5G TF (Verizon 5th Generation Radio Access)
Clarify the future technology and application drifts in 5G NR
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5G NR: NG-RAN Architecture Description
5G NR Physical Layer General Description
5G NR Physical Layer Details
User Equipment (UE) Radio Transmission and Reception
5G NR L2 and L3 Protocols
User Equipment (UE) Conformance Specification
3GPP vs Verizon 5GTF
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Physical Layer Procedures
5G NR Validation
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