5G RF Planning and Design

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5G RF Planning and Design

About this course

The RF planning for 5G NR is quite challenging as compared to legacy networks due to the introduction of advanced new technologies: mmWave frequencies, flexible numerology and Massive MIMO (M-MIMO) etc. This course takes a deep dive into the technical insights necessary for the radio network planning both in the the mid-band and mm-wave spectrum.  The 5G RF design and planning process is discussed both from the perspective of the system coverage and capacity objectives. The course covers the following important topic:Section 1: Introduction to 5G Planning                 5G Frequency Bands                 Most Popular 5G Bands for Deployment                 Subcarrier Spacing Vs Cell Size                 5G FDD TDD Modes-SUL and SDL Frequency Bands                 Advantages of TDD Deployment                 Steps in 5G Cellular RF Planning                 Section 2: 5G Radio Access Network (RAN) Dimensioning                 What is Coverage Dimensioning?                 What is Path Loss and Propagation Path loss Models?                 3GPP Propagation Models                          -RMa (Rural Macro)                          -UMa (Urban Macro)                           -UMi (Urban Micro)                  Propagation Models before 5G  &

What you'll learn

  • understand the key frequency bands used in 5G deployment
  • explain the concepts of subcarrier spacing and cell size
  • analyze the differences between FDD and TDD modes
  • utilize 3GPP propagation models for dimensioning radio access networks
  • apply path loss models to RF planning

Course objectives

  • equip learners with technical insights necessary for 5G RF planning
  • provide a thorough understanding of 5G network design challenges
  • enable students to make informed decisions about coverage and capacity objectives

Skills you'll gain

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