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Security Level:

HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD.

5G & IoT Seminar

Large-Scale Antenna Systems In

mmWave Scenarios

Jonathan Gambini

• 1000x higher mobile data

volume per area

• 10x to 100x higher number

of connected devices

• Ten(s) of Gbit/s peak rate

• 10x to 100x times higher

typical user data rate

• 10x longer battery life

• 5x reduced end-to-end

latency

5G Evolutions

5G Evolutions

SNRn

WkR

1log

MIMO, Densification,

CooperationOffloading, Densification

MIMO

mmWave spectrum

• 1000x higher mobile data

volume per area

• 10x to 100x higher number

of connected devices

• Ten(s) of Gbit/s peak rate

• 10x to 100x times higher

typical user data rate

• 10x longer battery life

• 5x reduced end-to-end

latency

MIMO, Densification,

CooperationOffloading, Densification

MIMO

Capacity increase since 1957:

• 25× improvement from wider spectrum

• 5× improvement from dividing the spectrum

• 5× improvement from better modulation schemes

• 1600× gain through reduced cell sizes

5G EvolutionsmmWave spectrum

• 1000x higher mobile data

volume per area

• 10x to 100x higher number

of connected devices

• Ten(s) of Gbit/s peak rate

• 10x to 100x times higher

typical user data rate

• 10x longer battery life

• 5x reduced end-to-end

latency

SNRn

WkR

1log

Huawei proprietary – restricted distribution

10 50403020 60 80701 542 63 GHz

mmWave region (wide bandwidths availability)

eMBB, URLLC

eMBB

Wide coverage &deep indoormMTC, …

High Frequencies

Super Data Layer

Medium Frequencies

Coverage & capacity Layer

Low Frequencies

Coverage Layer

To address specific use cases requiring extremely high data rates

Best compromise between capacity and coverage

Wide and deep coverage

Sub-700 / 700 / 800 / 900 / 1400 / 1800 MHz

2100 / 2300 / 2600 / 3x00-4x00 MHz

up to 100MHz assignments

(contiguous when possible)

(up to 20MHz paired / unpaired)

Above 6GHz

N x 100 MHz assignments

Sub-6 GHz

5G Needs Spectrum Below And Above 6 GHz

Huawei proprietary – restricted distribution

10 50403020 60 80701 542 63 GHz

mmWave region (wide bandwidths availability) Sub-6 GHz

5G Needs Spectrum Below And Above 6 GHz

Coping with poor link budget and severe rain fading at high frequencies:

• increase transmit power (technological limits)

• increase antenna gain

Huawei proprietary – restricted distribution

10 50403020 60 80701 542 63 GHz

mmWave region (wide bandwidths availability) Sub-6 GHz

5G Needs Spectrum Below And Above 6 GHz

Coping with poor link budget and severe rain fading at high frequencies:

• increase transmit power (technological limits)

• increase antenna gain

RF chainA D

RF chainA D

RF chainA D

RF chainA D

Option 1 : Full-digital Approach

...

DigitalCore

Large-Scale Antenna Systems

RF chainA D

RF chainA D

RF chainA D

RF chainA D

Option 1 : Full-digital Approach

...

DigitalCore

Issues

• High cost

• High power consumption of mmWave hardware

Large-Scale Antenna Systems

RF chainA D

RF chainA D

RF chainA D

RF chainA D

A D

A D

Option 1 : Full-digital Approach Option 2 : Hybrid Analog / Digital Approach

...

...

DigitalCore

Large-Scale Antenna Systems

DigitalCore

Issues

• High cost

• High power consumption of mmWave hardware

A D

A D

...

Phased arrays

DigitalCore

Hybrid Analog / Digital Architecture

phase shifter

A D

A D

...

Phased arrays

DigitalCore

Hybrid Analog / Digital Architecture

Sparse nature of mmWave channelsphase shifter

A D

A D

...

Phased arrays

DigitalCore

Hybrid Analog / Digital Architecture

Sparse nature of mmWave channelsphase shifter

A D

A D

...

Phased arrays

DigitalCore

Hybrid Analog / Digital Architecture

Sparse nature of mmWave channelsx x x

x xphase shifter

Limits

• Non-optimal communication schemes

• Design of low power analog network

• Frequency division multiple access

• Number of simultaneous users

Challenges

• Two-stage decoding / precoding design

• Calibration for guaranteeing channel reciprocity

• Initial access

Sparse nature of mmWave channels

Hybrid Analog / Digital Architecture

A D

A D

...

Phased arrays

DigitalCore

x x x

x xphase shifter

Initial access

Adaptive Arrays

Beam training requires

a dedicated phase

Strong interference

Weak interference

Beam training requires

a dedicated phase

Initial access

Adaptive Arrays

xx

x

mmWave Opportunities For 5G Ecosystems

5G Macro Cell

5G Small Cell

Enhanced Mobile Broadband (eMBB)

HF Coverage

LF Coverage

HF CoverageUP: User PlaneCP: Control PlaneHF: High FrequencyLF: Low Frequency

Macro Site @ Sub 6 GHzConnectivity & coverage & mobility

Small Cell @ Above 6 GHzHigh traffic offloading

Distributing The Antennas

Densification

• Improve SINR without reducing the

frequency reuse factor or traffic load

• Capacity increase limited by inter-cell

interference

CUConnectivity Issue

Distributing The Antennas

Densification

• Improve SINR without reducing the

frequency reuse factor or traffic load

• Capacity increase limited by inter-cell

interference

CU

Coordinated Multipoint (CoMP)

• Users gain from neighboring radio access nodes

• High diversity gains due to independency of channels

from users to cooperating access points

Connectivity Issue

Distributing The Antennas

Densification

• Improve SINR without reducing the

frequency reuse factor or traffic load

• Capacity increase limited by inter-cell

interference

The original motivation for DASs was to

improve indoor cellular communication

Mainstream technology for improving coverage

in both indoor (malls, railway stations, and

airports) and outdoor (stadiums and cities)

crowded areas

Pure coverage solution (signals from the

base station are simulcast across all the

antennas)

Capacity enhancement solution

DAS studied in 3GPP LTE-A Release 10

Remote Radio Heads as an option for

coordinated multipoint

Neutral Host Model: a third-party company

funds the DAS, and leases access to the

operator(s)

Source: China Mobile Research Institute

Past Present Future

Distributed Antenna Systems

Thank youwww.huawei.com

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