5G-Range - 5G networks for remote areas

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5G-RANGE receives funding from the European Union and Brazil to provide mobile broadband connectivity in remote areas using 5G networks. The project aims to overcome limitations in range for 4G and 5G standards and reduce operational costs by using TV white space in remote areas. 5G-RANGE seeks to increase data rates at cell edges and bring 5G services like mobile broadband and IoT to rural and underserved areas, with a target cell radius of 50 km and data rate of 100 Mbps. It utilizes technologies like MIMO diversity, cognitive radio and software-defined radio to achieve its goals.

Technology

5G-RANGE receives funding from the European Union Horizon 2020 Programme (H2020/2017-2019) under grant agreement n° 777137 and from the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation of Brazil through Rede Nacional de Ensino e
Pesquisa (RNP) under the 4th EU-BR Coordinated Call Information and Communication Technologies.
Redes 5G para áreas remotas

Motivations for Remote Areas
- Voice and Data connectivity
- New markets for operators
- IoT in Remote Areas
- Road coverage
- Remote Health Care

Voice and Data connectivity
- Last frontier for universal access.
- 3.9 billion people unconnected.
- High social impact

Voice and Data connectivity
- Education.
- Entertainment.
- Communication.
- Digital integration.

New Market for Operators
- Productivity improvement.
- New market for operators.
- Several new services:
 IoT
 Cattle monitoring
 Drones

IoT in Remote Areas
- Smart Farm application
- Field information: soil, water, air.
- Remote activation: watering system.
- Machinery control: platooning.

Smart Farms
Use of Drones for pesticide and fertilizer.

Road Coverage
- Entertainment
- V2X connectivity
- Safety

Remote Health-care
- Specialized treatment
- Monitoring on-the-go
- Home consults

5G-RANGE
A Remote Area Network based on 5G

5G-RANGE Goals
Provide mobile broadband in remote areas.
Overcome the current limitations in range in 4G and 5G standards.
Reduce the operational cost by exploiting TVWS in remote areas.
Increase the data rate at the cell edge.
Bring 5G services to rural and remote areas.

5G-RANGE Requirements
Cell radius: 50 km
Data rate: 100 Mbps
Mobility: 120 km/h
5G services: MBB & IoT

5G-RANGE Features
Robustness: MIMO diversity and Polar Codes
Smartness: Cognitive Radio & Dynamic Spectrum
Coexistence: Low Out-of-Band emissions
Flexibility: covers multiples scenarios
Evolution: Software Defined Radio approach

User
interface
ACRA
MAC layer API
Codeword length and
Code rate
FlexNOW
MAC layer API
Number of subcarrier and
subsymbols, modulation
order, filter specs.
PHY
Framer
MAC layer API
Frame size, pilots
assignment, resource
allocation
IR2A
Pilot signals
MIMORA
MAC layer API
Diversity gain and
Spectral efficiency
RF Front end
IR2A
Algorithms
5G SCHED
5G LA
5G ATB
5G
DARA
5G
COSORA
RLC Layer API
Logical Channels
5G
D2DRC
RRC Layer/
Network Layer
Cognitive
MAC Layer
RLC Layer
PHY Layer
5G
RACH
MULTIPLEXING/
DEMULTIPLEXING
HARQ HARQ
PHY Layer API
Physical Channels
Transport Blocks
Channel
Feebdack
control/
Manager
PHY Layer APIs
Control
Channels/FAP
messages
PHY Layer API
Resource Assignment
RRC Layer API
MAC Control
RRC Layer API
PHY Control
RRC Layer API
RLC Control
MAC
PDUs/Coding
CCn
TA
MCS/Code
Rate
Power Control
CSI report
SINR Report
Geolocation
Database
Network Layer
CognitiveMAC
Flexible PHY
5G-RANGE Features
Exploit the advances proposed for 5G.
But tailored for the new scenario.

• System parameters:
 MIMO: 2+2
 TX1 power (EIRP): 50,5 dBm
 TX2 power (EIRP): 48,5 dBm
 Transmit antenna gain: 9 dBi
 Receive antenna gain: 9 dBi
 BW: 6 MHz or 12 MHz
 Frequency: 700 MHz band
5G-RANGE Field Test

Impact demonstration
- Internet connection in a rural school.
- IoT in a smart garden for the children.

Impact demonstration
- The 5G-RANGE transceiver as used as backhaul for a local
network, allowing the children to use desktop and smartphones to
access Internet.

Impact demonstration
- 3 gardens and 3 cultures.
- Soil sensors and sprinklers.
- Web-based dashboard.

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