GSA: 5G Devices - Post Mobile World Congress 2019 March Newsletter

Mobile World Congress has come and gone for another year and GSA has added great deal of information to the GAMBoD database, which is the source of all our reports – the vast majority of which are free to download. 5G continues to be a strong industry focus and you will find reports on 5G networks, technology and spectrum on the GSA Website. 5G Security is a hot topic and GSA has just produced a 5G Security Primer white paper that considers the security improvements 5G will bring to mobile networks. GSA has launched the industry’s first 5G Device Ecosystem database  -  part of the GAMBoD service – and published the first 5G Device Ecosystem report. We have identified 33 5G devices from 27 suppliers and will be updating the database every month. If you are a device vendor then please inform us of new 5G devices you are launching at research@gsacom.com and we will add them to the database. The most popular papers this year are: Evolution of LTE to 5G – January 2019 5G Status – Snapshot January 2019 GSA GAMBoD NTS Database end of Year Update – 2018 5G Spectrum Report – January 2019 LTE Ecosystem Report – November 2018

5G MIMO Wireless Communications,Dr Taufiq Asyhari Cranfield University UK, Part 6

 5G MIMO Wireless Communications,Dr  Taufiq Asyhari Cranfield University UK,  Part 6

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Dr. Taufiq Asyhari Cranfield University UK, 5G MIMO Wireless Communications: Part4

Dr. Taufiq Asyhari Cranfield University UK,  5G MIMO Wireless Communications:  Part4

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ITU-R Reports Documents

ITU-R Reports
ITU-R M.2117 - Software-defined radio in the land mobile, amateur and amateur-satellite services	The Report was revised based on the recent results of ITU-R studies on SDR and CRS
ITU-R M.2225 - Introduction to cognitive radio systems in the land mobile service	This Report addresses the cognitive radio systems in the land mobile service (LMS) above 30 MHz (excluding international mobile telecommunications (IMT))
ITU-R M.2242 - Cognitive Radio Systems specific for IMT Systems	This document addresses aspects of cognitive radio systems specific to International Mobile Telecommunications (IMT) systems.
ITU-R M. 2330 - Cognitive radio systems (CRSs) in the land mobile service	This Report addresses cognitive radio systems (CRSs) in the land mobile service (LMS) above 30 MHz (excluding IMT).
ITU-R M. 2373 - Audio-visual capabilities and applications supported by terrestrial IMT systems	This Report examines the capabilities of IMT systems to deliver audio-visual services
ITU-R SM.2012 - Economic aspects of spectrum management	The objective of this economic study is to respond to the following issues which are divided into three categories: Strategies for economic approaches to national spectrum management and their financing; Assessment, for spectrum planning and strategic development purposes, of the benefits arising from the use of the radio spectrum; Alternative methods of national spectrum management
ITU-R SM.2152 - Definitions of Software Defined Radio (SDR) and Cognitive Radio System (CRS)	This report contains the definition of Software Defined Radio (SDR) and Cognitive Radio System (CRS)
ITU-R SM.2256 - Spectrum occupancy measurements and evaluation	A comprehensive report covering methodology, measurement parameters, site considerations and procedures for spectrum occupancy monitoring and reporting.
ITU-R SM.2355 - Spectrum monitoring evolution Note: This Report may become relevant at a later stage after setting up an initial spectrum monitoring system	This companion Report (to Rec. ITU-R SM.2039) describes, in detail, methods for improvements in coverage and sensitivity of monitoring networks (to be able to detect weak signals) and the extension of monitoring coverage utilizing new technologies.
ITU-R SM.2356 - Procedures for planning and optimization of spectrum-monitoring networks in the VHF/UHF frequency range Note: This Report may become relevant at a later stage after setting up an initial spectrum monitoring system	This Report outlines procedures, methods and equipment for planning and optimizing monitoring networks in the VHF/UHF range.  These networks may use AOA, TDOA, or Hybrid AOA.TDOA techniques for geolocation.

ITU-R Recommendations Documents

ITU-R Recommendations
ITU-R SM.575 – Protection of fixed monitoring stations against interference from nearby or strong transmitters	This Recommendation specifies maximum field-strength levels at monitoring stations to ensure their interference-free operation.
ITU-R SM.854 – Direction finding and location determination at monitoring stations	This Recommendation provides classification of bearings to determine the most likely position of an emitter using direction finding at monitoring stations.
ITU-R SM.1050 – Tasks of a monitoring service	This Recommendation describes the tasks of a monitoring service.
ITU-R F.1110 - Adaptive radio systems for frequencies below about 30 MHz	This Recommendation provides the general functions of HF adaptive systems.
ITU-R SM.1132 - General principles and methods for sharing between radiocommunication services or between radio stations	This Recommendation provides general principles and methods for sharing between radiocommunication services or between radio stations
ITU-R SM.1370 – Design guidelines for developing automated spectrum management systems	This Recommendation gives design guidelines for an automated spectrum management system, including the recommended functionality for such a system, and the data elements required for frequency manage­ment at national level while also ensuring that the data collected is suitable (statistically significant) for accurate characterization.
ITU-R SM.1392 – Essential Requirements for a spectrum monitoring system for developing countries	This Recommendation describes requirements for spectrum monitoring systems, including systems tasks, equipment and evaluation criteria for determining the scope of what is needed based on administration requirements.
ITU-R SM.1537 - Automation and integration of spectrum monitoring systems with automated spectrum management.	Current technology allows most spectrum monitoring functions, and indeed entire monitoring stations, to be highly automated, and allows spectrum monitoring systems to be highly integrated with automated spectrum management. Many activities of an automated national spectrum management system will benefit from integration with automated spectrum monitoring stations. This Recommendation describes recommended functionality of these systems
ITU-R SM.1603 - Spectrum redeployment as a method of national spectrum management	This Recommendation gives guidelines for spectrum redeployment issues
ITU-R SM.1708 – Field-strength measurements along a route with geographical	This Recommendation describes the method which should be used for field-strength measurements of vertically polarized signals along a route.
ITU-R SM.1880 – Spectrum Occupancy measurement and evaluation	This Recommendation describes frequency channel occupancy measurements performed with a receiver or spectrum analyser and includes discussions about equipment, monitoring site considerations, fixed and mobile monitoring, statistical considerations for result validity and post processing.
ITU-R SM.2039 – Spectrum Monitoring Evolution Note: This Recommendation may become relevant at a later stage after setting up an initial spectrum monitoring system	This Recommendation describes the need for improved coverage and sensitivity in monitoring networks and the extension of monitoring coverage utilizing new technologies, including the challenges and approaches for detection of weak signals.
ITU-R M.2083 – IMT Vision – Framework and overall objectives of the future development of IMT for 2020 and beyond	This Recommendation defines the framework and overall objectives of the future development of International Mobile Telecommunications (IMT) for 2020 and beyond in light of the roles that IMT could play to better serve the needs of the networked society, for both developed and developing countries, in the future. In this Recommendation, the framework of the future development of IMT for 2020 and beyond, including a broad variety of capabilities associated with envisaged usage scenarios, is described in detail. Furthermore, this Recommendation addresses the objectives of the future development of IMT for 2020 and beyond, which includes further enhancement of existing IMT and the development of IMT-2020. It should be noted that this Recommendation is defined considering the development of IMT to date based on Recommendation ITU-R M.1645.
ITU-R Reports
ITU-R M.2117 - Software-defined radio in the land mobile, amateur and amateur-satellite services	The Report was revised based on the recent results of ITU-R studies on SDR and CRS
ITU-R M.2225 - Introduction to cognitive radio systems in the land mobile service	This Report addresses the cognitive radio systems in the land mobile service (LMS) above 30 MHz (excluding international mobile telecommunications (IMT))
ITU-R M.2242 - Cognitive Radio Systems specific for IMT Systems	This document addresses aspects of cognitive radio systems specific to International Mobile Telecommunications (IMT) systems.
ITU-R M. 2330 - Cognitive radio systems (CRSs) in the land mobile service	This Report addresses cognitive radio systems (CRSs) in the land mobile service (LMS) above 30 MHz (excluding IMT).
ITU-R M. 2373 - Audio-visual capabilities and applications supported by terrestrial IMT systems	This Report examines the capabilities of IMT systems to deliver audio-visual services
ITU-R SM.2012 - Economic aspects of spectrum management	The objective of this economic study is to respond to the following issues which are divided into three categories: Strategies for economic approaches to national spectrum management and their financing; Assessment, for spectrum planning and strategic development purposes, of the benefits arising from the use of the radio spectrum; Alternative methods of national spectrum management
ITU-R SM.2152 - Definitions of Software Defined Radio (SDR) and Cognitive Radio System (CRS)	This report contains the definition of Software Defined Radio (SDR) and Cognitive Radio System (CRS)
ITU-R SM.2256 - Spectrum occupancy measurements and evaluation	A comprehensive report covering methodology, measurement parameters, site considerations and procedures for spectrum occupancy monitoring and reporting.
ITU-R SM.2355 - Spectrum monitoring evolution Note: This Report may become relevant at a later stage after setting up an initial spectrum monitoring system	This companion Report (to Rec. ITU-R SM.2039) describes, in detail, methods for improvements in coverage and sensitivity of monitoring networks (to be able to detect weak signals) and the extension of monitoring coverage utilizing new technologies.
ITU-R SM.2356 - Procedures for planning and optimization of spectrum-monitoring networks in the VHF/UHF frequency range Note: This Report may become relevant at a later stage after setting up an initial spectrum monitoring system	This Report outlines procedures, methods and equipment for planning and optimizing monitoring networks in the VHF/UHF range.  These networks may use AOA, TDOA, or Hybrid AOA.TDOA techniques for geolocation.