5G NR Numerology and Frame Structure

Thanks a lot for watching this video.If you need pdf copy of this session, please send mail to "[email protected]" or click here https://f4765268.sibforms.com/serve/M... This is just partial recording. For complete 5G ORAN training please go to following link :- https://telcoguru.trainercentralsite.in/ 5G Frame Structure: Learn to Navigate the 5G Frame and Channels This explains all the 5G NR Physical Channels along with their basic functions. This is important to understand because these channels serve as a main building block in understanding all the other 5G topics. In this video we discuss four main areas: 5G NR Numerology, Frames, Slots and Symbols, NR Time Unit and NR Cyclic Prefix. This video has been taken from our 5G course, which focuses on 5G Phase 1. In so doing, both SA (Standalone) and NSA (Non Standalone) operation are discussed. The course details all aspects, from the physical layer channel and reference signals, through to scheduling and analysis of NR RRC signalling utilized to configure the NR air interface. G NR Frame Structure (Multiple Numerology) Numerology - Subcarrier Spacing Comparing to LTE numberology (subcarrier spacing and symbol length), the most outstanding diffrence you can notice is thet NR support multiple different types of subcarrier spacing (in LTE there is only one type of subcarrier spacing, 15 Khz). The types NR numerology is summarized in 38.211 and I converted the table into illustration to give you intuitive understanding of these numerology. As you see here, each numerology is labled as a parameter(u, mu in Greek). The numerology (u = 0) represents 15 kHz which is same as LTE. And as you see in the second column the subcarrier spacing of other u is derived from (u=0) by scaling up in the power of 2. Radio Frame Structure As described above, in 5G/NR multiple numerology(waveform configuration like subframe spacing) are supported and the radio frame structure gets a little bit different depending on the type of the numerology. However, regardless of numerology the length of one radio frame and the length of one subfame is same. The length of a Radio Frame is always 10 ms and the length of a subframe is always 1 ms. Then what should get different to accomondate the physical property of the different numerology ? The anwer is to put different number of slots within one subfame. There is another varying parameter with numerology. It is the number of symbols within a slot. However, the number of symbols within a slot does not change with the numberology, it only changes with slot configuration type. For slot configuration 0, the number of symbols for a slot is always 14 and for slot configuration 1, the number of symbols for a slot is always 7. Now let's look into the details of radio frame structure for each numerology and slot configuration. Normal CP, Numerology = 0 In this configuration, a subframe has only one slot in it, it means a radio frame contains 10 slots in it. The number of OFDM symbols within a slot is 14. Normal CP, Numerology = 1 In this configuration, a subframe has 2 slots in it, it means a radio frame contains 20 slots in it. The number of OFDM symbols within a slot is 14. Normal CP, Numerology = 2 In this configuration, a subframe has 4 slots in it, it means a radio frame contains 40 slots in it. I am working in wireless technology where what i learn same knowledge, technology and technical things shared with you in video format. #LTE #4G #5G #VOLTE #CSFB #X2HO #S1HO #IMS #DRX #Carrier aggregation #Tweet4technology #createonlinemoney #srvcc #throughput #wireless #cloud computing #3G #UMTS #2G #GSM #WCDMA #6G #Attach call flow #Handover   / gaurav-goyal-5g   If you need PDF copy of this session ,please give me your email id in the comment box. The 3GPP, LTE, LTE-Advanced, and 5G logos are the property of Third Generation Partnership Project (3GPP). The content of this video is based on 3GPP/LTE specifications which are available at www.3gpp.org. Reference/Source : 3GPP/Award Solution/YouTube videos/youtube screenshots 5G NR requires an entirely new frame structure to support these diverse needs. In this video, wireless technology manager, Mr. Gaurav Goyal , explains the key aspects behind this new technology.