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References:
[1] Geraguet et al.EURASIP Journal on Wireless
Communication and Networking (2017) 2017:13
Doi: 101186/s13638-016-0792-0
[2] P. N. Rani and C. S. Rani,"UFMC: The 5G Modulation
Technique,", 2016 IEEE International Conference on
Computational Intelligent and Computing Research(ICCIC),
Chennai,2016, pp1-3.
Doi: 101109/ICCIC.2016.7919714
[3] F Schaich, T Wild, in 6th International Symposium on
Communications, Control and Signal Processing (ISCCSP).
Waveform contenders for 5G 2014; OFDM vs. FBMC vs.
UFMC, (2014), pp. 457–460.
doi:10.1109/ISCCSP.2014.6877912
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5G Candidate Waveform Race: a Comparison of Complexity and performance
- 1. 5G Candidate Waveform Race: a Comparison of Complexity and performance 9/14/2020 Dept. of Electronics and Communication Engineering 1
- 2. THE 5G CANDIDATE WAVEFORM RACE: A COMPARISON OF COMPLEXITY AND PERFORMANCE 9/14/2020 Dept. of Electronics and Communication Engineering 2 Outline: • Objectives (Crisp in 3-4 statements) • Motivation (Images) • Introduction (Bullets with Images/Background knowledge) • Existing Projects (#03) that are currently available in the market • Proposed Design (Concept Design) • Comparative Analysis (Existed vs Proposed) • Expected Deliverables (Product/Process with little description) • References
- 3. 9/14/2020 Dept. of Electronics and Communication Engineering 3 Objectives: •Increased Data Rate •To maximize spectrum efficiency • flexible and efficient use of non-contiguous unused spectrum for different network •Increased Number of Connected Devices THE 5G CANDIDATE WAVEFORM RACE: A COMPARISON OF COMPLEXITY AND PERFORMANCE
- 4. 9/14/2020 Dept. of Electronics and Communication Engineering 4 Motivation: THE 5G CANDIDATE WAVEFORM RACE: A COMPARISON OF COMPLEXITY AND PERFORMANCE
- 5. 9/14/2020 Dept. of Electronics and Communication Engineering 5 Introduction: •Simply said, 5G is widely believed to be smarter, faster and more efficient than 4G. •It promises mobile data speeds that far outstrip the fastest home broadband network currently available to consumers. • With speeds of up to 100 gigabits per second, 5G is set to be as much as 100 times faster than 4G. THE 5G CANDIDATE WAVEFORM RACE: A COMPARISON OF COMPLEXITY AND PERFORMANCE
- 6. 9/14/2020 Dept. of Electronics and Communication Engineering 6 Projects that are currently in the market: 01 COOPERATIVE INTELLIGENT MOBILITY THE 5G CANDIDATE WAVEFORM RACE: A COMPARISON OF COMPLEXITY AND PERFORMANCE
- 7. 9/14/2020 Dept. of Electronics and Communication Engineering 7 Projects that are currently in the market: 02 VIDEO SURVILLANCE THE 5G CANDIDATE WAVEFORM RACE: A COMPARISON OF COMPLEXITY AND PERFORMANCE
- 8. 9/14/2020 Dept. of Electronics and Communication Engineering 8 Projects that are currently in the market: 03 5G IN IOT:MOBILE IN COLLABERATIVE PROJECTS THE 5G CANDIDATE WAVEFORM RACE: A COMPARISON OF COMPLEXITY AND PERFORMANCE
- 9. 9/14/2020 Dept. of Electronics and Communication Engineering 9 Proposed Design: THE 5G CANDIDATE WAVEFORM RACE: A COMPARISON OF COMPLEXITY AND PERFORMANCE
- 10. 9/14/2020 Dept. of Electronics and Communication Engineering 10 Comparative Analysis (Existed vs Proposed): Title of the Mini Project
- 11. 9/14/2020 Dept. of Electronics and Communication Engineering 11 Expected Deliverables: THE 5G CANDIDATE WAVEFORM RACE: A COMPARISON OF COMPLEXITY AND PERFORMANCE
- 12. 9/14/2020 Dept. of Electronics and Communication Engineering 12 References: [1] Geraguet et al.EURASIP Journal on Wireless Communication and Networking (2017) 2017:13 Doi: 101186/s13638-016-0792-0 [2] P. N. Rani and C. S. Rani,"UFMC: The 5G Modulation Technique,", 2016 IEEE International Conference on Computational Intelligent and Computing Research(ICCIC), Chennai,2016, pp1-3. Doi: 101109/ICCIC.2016.7919714 [3] F Schaich, T Wild, in 6th International Symposium on Communications, Control and Signal Processing (ISCCSP). Waveform contenders for 5G 2014; OFDM vs. FBMC vs. UFMC, (2014), pp. 457–460. doi:10.1109/ISCCSP.2014.6877912 THE 5G CANDIDATE WAVEFORM RACE: A COMPARISON OF COMPLEXITY AND PERFORMANCE
- 13. 9/14/2020 Dept. of Electronics and Communication Engineering 13 Any Questions/Discussions ??? THE 5G CANDIDATE WAVEFORM RACE: A COMPARISON OF COMPLEXITY AND PERFORMANCE
- 14. 9/14/2020 Dept. of Electronics and Communication Engineering 14 Thank You !!! THE 5G CANDIDATE WAVEFORM RACE: A COMPARISON OF COMPLEXITY AND PERFORMANCE