5G radio access network architecture : the dark side of 5G / Alexander Sirotkin, editor.
2020
TK5103.25 .F58 2020
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Title
5G radio access network architecture : the dark side of 5G / Alexander Sirotkin, editor.
ISBN
9781119550921 electronic book
1119550920 electronic book
9781119550891 electronic book
1119550890 electronic book
9781119550914 electronic book
1119550912 electronic book
9781119550884 hardcover
1119550920 electronic book
9781119550891 electronic book
1119550890 electronic book
9781119550914 electronic book
1119550912 electronic book
9781119550884 hardcover
Published
Hoboken, NJ : John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2020.
Copyright
©2020
Language
English
Description
1 online resource
Other Standard Identifiers
10.1002/9781119550921 doi
Call Number
TK5103.25 .F58 2020
System Control No.
(OCoLC)1154813910
Summary
Written by an industry insider with state of the art research at their fingertips, this book describes the Radio Access Network (RAN) architecture, starting with currently deployed 4G, followed by the description of 5G requirements and why re-thinking of the RAN architecture is needed to support these. Based on these considerations, it explains how 5G network architecture, which is currently being defined, is likely to evolve. The aim is not merely to cover relevant standards and technologies as a purely academic exercise (although a significant part of the book will be dedicated to these), but to augment these by practical deployment, to illustrate why the RAN architecture is changing and where it is going. With 5G deployments on the horizon, there is a desire within companies to both re-think the RAN architecture and to change the proprietary nature of the RAN. Correspondingly, there is increased interest in academia, standards bodies and commercial entities involved in the area.
Note
"Written by an industry insider with state of the art research at their fingertips, this book describes the Radio Access Network (RAN) architecture, starting with currently deployed 4G, followed by the description of 5G requirements and why re-thinking of the RAN architecture is needed to support these. Based on these considerations, it explains how 5G network architecture, which is currently being defined, is likely to evolve. The aim is not merely to cover relevant standards and technologies as a purely academic exercise (although a significant part of the book will be dedicated to these), but to augment these by practical deployment, to illustrate why the RAN architecture is changing and where it is going. With 5G deployments on the horizon, there is a desire within companies to both re-think the RAN architecture and to change the proprietary nature of the RAN. Correspondingly, there is increased interest in academia, standards bodies and commercial entities involved in the area"-- Provided by publisher.
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Formatted Contents Note
Market Drivers / Reza Arefi, Sasha Sirotkin
5G System Overview / Sebastian Speicher, Sasha Sirotkin, Sudeep Palat, Alexei Davydov
NG-RAN Architecture / Colby Harper, Sasha Sirotkin
NG-RAN Evolution
Enabling Technologies
NG-RAN Deployment Considerations / Andreas Neubacher, Vishwanath Ramamurthi.
5G System Overview / Sebastian Speicher, Sasha Sirotkin, Sudeep Palat, Alexei Davydov
NG-RAN Architecture / Colby Harper, Sasha Sirotkin
NG-RAN Evolution
Enabling Technologies
NG-RAN Deployment Considerations / Andreas Neubacher, Vishwanath Ramamurthi.
Source of Description
Description based on online resource; title from digital title page (viewed on April 12, 2022).
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Series
Wiley - IEEE
Available in Other Form
Print version: 5G radio access network architecture Hoboken, NJ, USA : Wiley-IEEE Press, 2020.
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