What’s 5G? Dr Dean Economou Chief Transport Strategist, Telstra
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What’s 5G?
Dr Dean Economou
Chief Transport Strategist, Telstra
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Spoiler alert
5G key features
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Higher speeds for more users at once
More consistent and reliable connections
Lower delay (latency)
Ability to support billions of small devices at low power and low speed
Integration with 4G
5G key features
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Higher speeds for more users at once
More consistent and reliable connections
Lower delay (latency)
Ability to support billions of small devices at low power and low speed
Integration with 4G
5G innovationsGreater cell density
Beam steering using MIMO
Lower power
Network slicing
New spectrum
Our world has transformed
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20073G Media Payments DesktopMusic
Wi-Fi everywhere Social media Video streaming Connected Things
4G Network Media is digital Mobile banking Music streaming
Our world has transformed digitally
2017 Cloud
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Mobile data traffic growth
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2016
38% Video
2022
75% Video*
* Ericsson Mobility Report, June 2017
2018
Consistently delivering faster speeds
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More capacity, higher speeds and higher reliability
2005 2010 2011
300Mbps*
UP TO
150Mbps*
4G LTE-ACat 9 & 11 devices
5 – 150Mbps ↓ Cat9 with CA devices5 – 200Mbps ↓ Cat11 with CA devices
450 &600
Mbps*
3GHSPA
0.5 – 3Mbps ↓
3GHSPA+
0.5 – 8Mbps ↓
3GDC HSPA+
1.1 – 20Mbps ↓
14.4Mbps*
21 Mbps*
42 Mbps*
2012 2013 2014 2015
4G LTE-A2 – 100Mbps ↓ Cat6 with CA devices
2 – 75Mbps ↓ Cat4 devices1 – 10Mbps ↑
100 Mbps*
4G LTE2 – 50Mbps ↓1 – 10Mbps ↑
2016 2017
1Gbps#
(Cat 15 800Mbps)
4G LTE-A5 – 300Mbps ↓ Cat16 with CA devices
5 – 250Mbps (est.) ↓ Cat15 with CA devices
CAT3 CAT4 CAT6 CAT9&11
4G LTE2 – 50Mbps ↓1 – 10Mbps ↑
Today
3G HSPA 4G LTE Advanced 4G LTE Advanced Carrier Aggregation4G LTE
CAT15&16 #
5G is a transformational set of technologies that address important use cases.
Three key
benefits of 5GMassive
machine-type communications
Ultra low latency
Speed
5G is more than just speed
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Speed
10X…Scale
10X# connected devices
Latency
1/30thof current ping times
Where 5G can go that 4G cannot
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Capacity
10XCapacity costs
↓Spectrum
25X
What’s new about 5G? mmWave
Millimetre-wave spectrum
http://www.carritech.com/news/millimetre-wave-spectrum-mmwaves/
What’s new about 5G? mmWave
Millimetre-wave spectrum
http://www.carritech.com/news/millimetre-wave-spectrum-mmwaves/
First 5G data call at 26 GHz was in GC
Source: Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association (AMTA) in association with the GSMA and Mobile and Wireless Forum (MWF).
New spectrum at higher frequencies
Higher bandwidth and shorter range
Smaller cells and less power – much more efficient
Source: Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association (AMTA) in association with the GSMA and Mobile and Wireless Forum (MWF).
Software defined Multiple Input Multiple Output(MIMO) antenna
Only focus radio where needed, not in all directions
More bandwidthwith less power
IoT that can be scaled up or down
Cat 4 – Cat 16
Connected carVideo security
M2M
Available today
Cat 42-75 Mbps
Cat 95-150 Mbps
Cat 165-300 Mbps
Cat 1
Energy metering Connected home
Wearables
Cat 1<10 Mbps
Jan 2018
Cat NB-1< 200 Kpbs
Cat M1
Logistics Smart cities
Asset tracking
Narrow Band-IoT
Utility meteringIndustrial sensors
Agricultural monitoring
Cat M1 <1 Mbps
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Australia’s largest IoT network
Around 3 million sq km
for Cat M1 devices
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5G Automotive Association (5GAA)
Non-line of sight safety
Using 4/5G (LTE) rather than DSRC (801.11 variant)
Can leverage existing infrastructure
Not just cars – bikes and people too can carry safety beacons
Internet of Moving Things
Source: Automotive ee-times
Assembling the building blocks of 5G
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Customer
Enterprise
Retail
Operators Network Devices Chipsets Standards Spectrum
Telstra has laid the foundations for the transformational years ahead
Option 1
The international 5G industry standards need to suit Australia’s expansive rural environments and our unique flora.
The first live 5G trial in Australia was conducted in September 2016, demonstrating 5G capabilities in a real world environment including speed and beam steering tests.
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5G Innovation Centre Gold Coast
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5G trials on the Gold Coast in 2018
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Some 5G enabled applications
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Cloud Gaming UHD Video Streaming & telepresence
High Capacity Sites Augmented and Virtual Reality
Autonomous Vehicles
Industrial Automation
Robotics UAV / Drones
5G key features
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Higher speeds for more users at once
More consistent and reliable connections
Lower delay (latency)
Ability to support billions of small devices at low power and low speed
Integration with 4G
5G innovationsGreater cell density
Beam steering using MIMO
Lower power
Network slicing
New spectrum
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