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This document provides a summary of a panel discussion on 5G and other emerging technologies: - The panelists have extensive experience in the wireless industry and telecommunications. - 5G will enable ultra HD video, connectivity between any devices as part of the Internet of Things, connected vehicles and homes, tele-medicine, virtual reality, and remote control of industrial sites. It is expected to have throughput of up to 1 Gbps, latency of less than 1 ms, bandwidth of at least 100 MHz. - As the number of connected devices grows exponentially, the demand on networks will also grow exponentially, requiring network densification with nodes, access points, and endpoints closer to users. This will create many opportunities for
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- 1. 5G and Other Emerging Technologies Educational Session 14 February 24, 2015 9:15 -10:15 AM
- 2. Meet Your Panelists Sharpe Smith • Over 26 years experience in writing about the wireless industry, editing newsletters on industrial communications, cellular and long distance services • Since 2007, has served as Contributing Editor to AGL Magazine and is now Editor of AGL eDigest, the on-line newsletter John Celentano • Telecom industry vet • RF systems engineering, product management/product marketing, national sales, strategic marketing, management consulting • Experience with service provider, manufacturers, distributor • Published writer, public speaker, teacher/trainer • B.Eng. (Electrical), McMaster University; Graduate studies in Marketing, UC-Santa Barbara
- 3. 5G Explained … In Simple Terms! • What is it? • Where are we going with it? • How do we get there? • What does it mean for you?
- 4. The Promise of 5G How It Will Be Used • Ultra HD video • Any-to-any device (IoT) • Connected vehicles/homes • Tele-medicine • Virtual reality • Remote control of industrial sites • Wearables How It Will Perform • User throughput, up to Gbps • Edge latency, less than 1 ms • Bandwidth, at least 100 MHz • Duplex operation, FDD & TDD • Frequencies, up to 100 GHz • Timeline, 2020 and beyond
- 5. # Devices (growing exponentially) Capacity Demand on Network = Data Usage/Device X #Devices (growing exponentially) Network Throughput (X-bps) Devices Two Factors Drive Network Capex Data Usage/Device (growing exponentially)
- 6. Moore’s Law Economics Apply … $/BIT BITS Mainframes Minicomputers Personal Computers Smartphones, Tablets, Laptops Smart Devices 1G 2G 3G 4/4.5G 5G Analog Mobile Digital Macrocells Macrocells, Small Cells Macrocells, Small Cells, DAS Nodes, Access Points, Endpoints
- 7. … Which Means Radios Closer to Users Macrocells (1000s of users) Small Cells (100s of users) Access Points (10s of users) End Points (1s of users)
- 8. … Which Leads to Network Densification
- 9. What All This Means? •Lots of AGL (Above Ground Level) and NGL (Near Ground Level) work •Big demand for skilled RF installers & testers (RF, Optical, PIM) •Scaling heights not the only jobs for tower crews
- 10. Thank You!