Rolling Out 5G
Use Cases, Applications, and Technology Solutions
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Beschreibung
This concise book describes insufficiencies and challenges of 4G in the light of impending and crucial future communication needs, and provides lessons learned from an implementation and system operation perspective, and illustrates the way towards the next generation – 5G. Key changes and additions to 5G in terms of use cases, applications for and explorations of the technology are discussed.
Rolling Out 5G: Use Cases, Applications, and Technology Solutions features detailed coverage of two critical topics – mmWave and spectrum sharing technologies including the evolution of LTE Advanced Pro.
For the first time among 5G learning resources this book presents a holistic perspective on key ingredients for mobile communication in a 5G world.
The authors are highly experienced experts in the field of wireless communications and related research that defines future technological trends. Their background ensures a unique look at long-term research, standardization and regulation, product design and marketization. This approach allows this much-needed book to capture the views of all key decision making stake-holders involved in the 5G definition process, and to serve readers in their roles connected with wireless communication's next generation of products and services.
Examine the challenges of 4G in the light of impending and crucial future communication needs, and review the lessons learned from an implementation and system operation perspective with an eye towards the next generation – 5G. You'll investigate key changes and additions to 5G in terms of use cases. You'll also learn about the applications for and explorations of the technology.
Among all of the technological disruptions, two stand out in particular – mmWave and spectrum sharing technologies. Rolling Out 5G features detailed coverage of these two critical topics, and for the first time among 5G learning resources presents a holistic perspective on key ingredients for mobile communication in a 5G world.
The authors represent highly experienced experts with valuable know-how in the field of wireless communications related research projects defining future technological trends. This unique group of talents will be able to consider the 5G technology evolution fromall angles mentioned: long-term research, standardization and regulation, product design and marketization. This approach allows this much-needed book to capture the views of all key decision making stake-holders involved in the 5G definition process, and to serve readers in their roles connected with wireless communication's next generation of products and services.
What You'll Learn
- See how 5G is expected to overcome 4G insufficiencies and challenges
- Examine expected 5G features, including usage of millimeter wave communication and licensed shared access
- Review key milestones of the next generation wireless communication technology including key standardization and regulation bodies
- Study new technologies and upcoming changes in feature sets and client expectations.
Who This Book Is For
Engineers of mobile device and infrastructure manufacturing industries, development engineers of semiconductor manufacturing industries, and engineers with a general interest in the field. Mobile network operators, along with students and business professionals in the telecommunications domain will also find the topic of interest.
Presents a thorough briefing on the wireless industry in the lead up to the expected rollout of 5G by 2020 Reveals the likely requirements for 5G, including spectrum usage and allocation Discusses schedule and key standardization and regulation bodies and their activities (3GPP, ETSI, NGMN, WRC)
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Biljana Badic
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“This book discusses both sides of 5G: what we don’t know yet and what we do know has to be done. … Much of this book may be worthwhile both to those with little experience in the area as well as experts.” (Computing Reviews, November, 2017)
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