5G Advances in 3GPP - mcg.upv.es · 3GPP standards have long sought to broaden the business prospects of mobile broadband. ... ‐V2X support –autonomous driving ‐Enhanced MIMO

BMSB 2018 – Valencia, ES – 6 June, 2018

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5G Advances in 3GPP5G Advances in 3GPP

Erik GuttmanChairman of 3GPP SASamsung Electronics


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1) 3GPP STANDARDIZATION STATUS SUMMARY

1) 3GPP STANDARDIZATION STATUS SUMMARY


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Organizational Partners (SDOs)

Partnership (1/2)

• ARIB (Japan) • ATIS (USA) • CCSA (China) • ETSI (Europe) • TTA (Korea) • TTC (Japan) • TSDSI (India)


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Market Representative Partners• 16 Market partners representing the broader industry:

Partnership 2/2

• 5G Americas, • COAI (India), • CTIA,• GCF,• GSA, • GSMA, • IPV6 Forum,

• MDG (formerly CDG), • NGMN Alliance, • Small Cell Forum, • TCCA, • TD Industry Alliance, • TD‐Forum

NEW:• Wireless Broadband Alliance• 5G Infrastructure Association • Public Safety Communication Europe

(PSCE) Forum

The 3GPP Eco‐systemDeveloping internet

protocol specs

ITU‐R/TDeveloping Mobile application specs

Reference to 3GPP specs

Partners referring to 3GPP specs for the local

use

Referring to specs

Cross reference

Requirements

JapanEU Korea China North America

3GPP MarketPartners

Terminal certification

based on 3GPP specs

Cross reference of

specs

India

Developing Recommendations


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~400 Companies from 39 Countries50.000 delegate days per year40.000 documents per year1.200 specs per ReleaseNew Release every ~18 months

3GPP Facts and Figures

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Approved CRs per year per Release


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TSG RANRadio Access Network

RAN WG1Radio Layer 1 spec

RAN WG2Radio Layer 2 spec

Radio Layer 3 RR spec

RAN WG3lub spec, lur spec, lu specUTRAN O&M requirements

RAN WG4Radio PerformanceProtocol aspects

RAN WG5Mobile Terminal

Conformance Testing

RAN WG6GSM EDGE

Radio Access Network

TSG SAService & Systems Aspects

SA WG1Services

SA WG2Architecture

SA WG3Security

SA WG4Codec

SA WG5Telecom Management

SA WG6Mission‐critical applications

TSG CTCore Network & Terminals

CT WG1MM/CC/SM (lu)

CT WG3Interworking with external networks

CT WG4MAP/GTP/BCH/SS

CT WG6Smart Card Application Aspects

Project Co‐ordination Group (PCG)

Working Groups


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2) 3GPP AND 5G STANDARDIZATION2) 3GPP AND 5G STANDARDIZATION


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Target: New Vertical Sectors5G adds slicing, NR and other key technologies that allow specific service level requirements to be supported. Where EPS was ‘one size fits all’, 5GS is diverse


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“Vertical Industries”

3GPP standards have long sought to broaden the business prospects of mobile broadband.• Broadcasting (Rel‐9), IoT (Rel‐10), V2X (Rel‐13), Critical Communications (Rel‐11).


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3GPP’s 5G Program and IMT‐2020


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5G phase-1 in Rel-15

‐ Licensed bands between 600MHz – 39 GHz‐ LTE‐Anchored 5G (NSA), and Standalone (SA) 5G‐ Basic URLLC support‐ Massive MIMO‐ Flexible RAN architecture‐ Fulfills IMT2020 criteria

‐ 5G Core Network‐ Network Slicing‐ Service Based Architecture for the Control Plane‐ Designed for scalability & virtualization

‐ Orchestration and management network and radio functions‐ 5G Media

Summary


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Rel‐15 Release, supported Scenarios


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5G phase-2 in Rel-16

… towards the full 5G vision:‐ V2X support – autonomous driving‐ Enhanced MIMO‐ Support for Unlicensed bands‐ Factory automation and other use cases supported‐ Support of higher bands (>52.6 GHz)‐ Additional accesses (Wireline Wireless Convergence, Satellite…)


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5G Broadcast & Multicast

There are several aspects to Broadcast & Multicast in 3GPP:• RAN standards – specified for LTE, not yet for NR.• Architecture – specified for EPC, not yet for 5GC. • Interfaces – specified for EPS, not yet 5GC.• Media / Services – specified for EPS, suffices for 5GS?

There is interest in all these areas though… • Rel‐16 will focus on ‘new sectors’ (eV2X, Industrial (‘ultra reliable, low latency’

services, FMC), support of accesses – CIoT, satellite), enhancement of the base 5GS and its support of existing services.

• Note that NR support for broadcast will be essential for many of these.

Therefore: MBMS features are more likely after 2019.


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Thank you. Questions?


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SUPPLEMENTAL SLIDES‐ 3GPP Activities Overview ‐SUPPLEMENTAL SLIDES

‐ 3GPP Activities Overview ‐


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3GPP Status Overview

Rel‐14 is fully frozen and in maintenance.Rel‐15 (5G phase 1 release)• Stage 1 and 2 have frozen. Maintenance relents already (not fully dominating the work.)• Stage 3 freeze approaches soon – this is an immense effort in most working groups.

Rel‐16 (5G phase 2 release)• Stage 1 studies and work items are completing.• Stage 2 studies have begun and progress well.


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SA1 (Service Requirements) Status


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SA2 (Architecture) Status


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SA3 (Security, Privacy & Legal Intercept) Status


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SA4 (Media and Codecs) Status


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SA5 (Operations, Management, Charging) Status


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SA6 (Mission Critical & Applications) Status

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