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Transition to 5G Era- Technologies, Applications and Markets Assessment
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1.0 Introduction

1.1 General
1.2 Planning Wireless Technologies: Generations
1.3 Goal
1.4 Structure
1.5 Research Methodology
1.6 Target Audience

2.0 Contributors

2.1 General
2.2 5G Timetable (3GPP-ITU)
2.2.1 Leaders: 5G Activity
2.3 Activity Survey
2.3.1 METIS 2020
2.3.2 EU Other 5G Projects
2.3.3 Next Generation Mobile Networks (NGMN) Ltd
2.3.4 5G-PPP (5G Public Private Partnership)
2.3.5 4G Americas
2.3.6 GSMA

3.0 Current View: 5G Technologies

3.1 Look into the Future
3.2 Promising Directions
3.2.1 Requirements
3.2.2 Common Views
3.2.3 Future - Starts Today
3.3 Issues
3.4 Use Cases
3.4.1 General -Characteristics
3.4.2 Mobile Broadband
3.4.3 Automotive
3.4.4 Smart Society

4.0 Software Defined and Cognitive Radios

4.1 5G and CR/SDR
4.2 General
4.3 Purpose
4.4 Definition (WIF, FCC, ITU)
4.5 Versatility
4.6 Issues
4.7 Organizations and Regulations
4.7.1 Wireless Innovation Forum Position
4.7.2 FCC
4.7.3 Object Management Group - OMG
4.7.4 ETSI
4.8 Decisions
4.9 Features
4.10 Elements
4.11 Applications
4.11.1 Commercial
4.11.2 SDR and Military
4.12 STRS
4.13 SDR/CR: Applications Benefits
4.14 Impact
4.15 Differences
4.16 Market
4.16.1 Landscape
4.16.2 Components
4.16.3 Trends
4.16.4 Cost
4.16.5 Different Perspective
4.16.6 Drivers
4.16.7 Market Forecast
4.17 Industry
Aeronix (SDR Components)
AirNet Communications (SDR Base Stations)
Alcatel-Lucent (Base Station)
Analog Devices (Chipsets)
Array Systems Computing (DSP)
Cambridge Consultants (Phy, Base Station)
Carlson Wireless (Platform)
Cisco (802.11a)
CRT (CR SW)
DataSoft (SDR Design, SW)
Etherstack (Software)
Green Hills (Software)
Harris (SDR)
Huawei (Platform)
Intel-Infineon (Platform)
Mercury Systems (Toolsets)
Nokia Siemens Networks (Base Station)
Nutaq
PrismTech (SDR Development Environment)
Rockwell Collins (Radios)
Spectrum Signal Processing (Platforms)
Thales (Radio)
TI (Chips)
Wind River (Software)
xG Technology (Radio)
ZTE (Platforms)

5.0 MIMO and 5G

5.1 History
5.2 Concept: MIMO in Wireless Communications
5.2.1 Major Techniques
5.3 Types of MIMO
5.4 5G - MIMO Specifics
5.4.1 MMIMO - Massive MIMO
5.5 MIMO Benefits

6.0 Exploring mmWAVE - 802.11ad

6.1 5G and 802.11ad
6.1.1 5G Spectrum Extension
6.1.2 5G - Densification
6.2 Goal
6.3 General
6.4 60 GHz Band Spectrum Specifics
6.4.1 Frequencies Allocation
6.4.2 Oxygen Absorption
6.5 Antenna
6.6 Radiation Limiting at 60 GHz
6.7 Combined Effect
6.8 Progress in the Chip Technology
6.8.1 Challenges and Efforts
6.8.2 Modulation
6.8.3 Specifics
6.9 Summary
6.10 Prospectus: 60 GHz Wi-Fi
6.10.1 Benefits and Issues
6.10.2 WiGig Alliance
6.10.3 IEEE 802.11ad - 60 GHz Wi-Fi
6.11 Industry
Beam Networks
Blu Wireless
Intel
Nitero
Peraso
Samsung
Tensorcom
Wilocity (acquired by Qualcomm in 2014)
6.12 Market Considerations
6.12.1 Market Drivers
6.12.2 Usage Models
6.12.3 Preliminary Market Estimate

7.0 Visible Light Communications - 5G Technology

7.1 General
7.1.1 Drivers
7.1.2 Industry Activity
7.2 VLC Standards Development
7.2.1 The IEEE 802.15.7
7.2.2 Jeita (Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association)
7.2.3 Visible Light Communications Consortium (VLCC)
7.2.4 Li-Fi Consortium
7.3 Details
7.3.1 Communications Channel
7.3.2 Transmitter
7.3.3 Receiver
7.3.4 Major Characteristics
7.3.5 Major Challenges
7.4 Companies and Organizations
ECMA
ByteLight
Casio
LVX
Nakagawa Laboratories
NEC
Oledcomm
Omega Project
Outstanding Technology
PureVLC-PureLi-Fi
Renesas
Siemens
Supreme Architecture
TCL
Tamura
7.5 Major Applications
7.5.1 ITS
7.5.2 Optical Wireless LAN
7.5.3 Healthcare
7.5.4 Localization
7.5.5 City Wide Wireless Network
7.5.6 Summary
7.6 5G View
7.6.1 Cell Structures
7.7 Market

8.0 Conclusions

Figure 1: Mobile Generations
Figure 2: Time - Mobile Generations
Figure 3: ITU-R Schedule for IMT-2020
Figure 4: 3GPP - Tentative Timeline - 5G Standardization
Figure 5: Current View
Figure 6: Spectrum
Figure 7: Technologies Directions
Figure 8: Use Cases-General
Figure 9: Use Cases - Rate of Transmission and Latency
Figure 10: SDR and OSI Reference Model
Figure 11: SDR - Structure
Figure 12: TAM: Global SDR Sales ($B)
Figure 13: SDR Market Geography (2015)
Figure 14: Major Antenna Configurations
Figure 15: MIMO Concept (2x2)
Figure 16: Illustration - Beamforming
Figure 17: MU-MIMO - Downlink
Figure 18: SU-MIMO and MU-MIMO
Figure 19: MMIMO
Figure 20: Exploring IMT Spectrum
Figure 21: 60 GHz Channels
Figure 22: 60 GHz Frequencies Plan
Figure 23: Spectrum Details
Figure 24: Signal Attenuation in 60 GHz Band
Figure 25: Absorption Details
Figure 26: Bands Features Comparison
Figure 27: Planes
Figure 28: Usage Cases
Figure 29: 802.11ad MAC
Figure 30: Summary
Figure 31: TAM: 802.11ad Chipsets Sales - Global (Bil. Units)
Figure 32: TAM: 802.11ad Chipsets Global Sales ($B)
Figure 33: VLC - Comparison
Figure 34: Illustration-VLC Channel
Figure 35: VLC Market Categories
Figure 36: TAM: Global - VLC Technology ($B)
Table 1: Major Characteristics
Table 2: 5G Use Case Families
Table 3: Tiers
Table 4: CR Features
Table 5: ETSI Documents
Table 6: SDR Market Drivers
Table 7: SDR Market Segments (Military vs. Commercial)
Table 8: MIMO - 3GPP Releases
Table 9: MIMO Benefits
Table 10: 60 GHz Radio Standardization
Table 11: Directivity
Table 12: 60 GHz Links Characteristics
Table 13: 802.11ad Major Features
Table 14: 60 GHz Wi-Fi Usage Cases
Table 15: Use Cases
Table 16: Devices and Characteristics
Table 17: Frequency Plan
Table 18: VLC Properties
Table 19: VLC, IR and RF Communications ITS Applications Comparison
Table 20: Locations Technologies-VLC Place


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