5G Insights On Demand: Massive MIMO Channel Emulation, Site Acceptance

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5G Insights On Demand

December 2019

5G NR Site Acceptance Testing - Best Practices

Presented by: Aditya Kasaraneni

The 5G network rollout has begun. 5G enhanced mobile broadband (eMBB) services have emerged, and network trials are multiplying. The industry expects more than 40 5G networks to launch in 2020.  

Join us in this webinar and learn from our hands-on experience in 5G NR acceptance test projects worldwide. We will discuss the test methodology, key performance indicators (KPIs), and acceptance thresholds used in the first real network rollouts. Better understand KPIs related to throughput, accessibility, retainability, latency, mobility, and coverage. View synchronization signal block (SSB) beam coverage and beam footprints in 3D. Learn about methods to automate and streamline the 5G acceptance testing process. 

Key learning highlights:
  • Metrics and methodology for 5G NR site acceptance testing 
  • Learnings from real network rollout projects  
  • How to streamline the 5G acceptance testing process

5G NR Massive MIMO Testing with Channel Emulation

Presented by: Jani Tolonen and Dr. Pekka Kyösti

Massive multiple-input / multiple-output (MIMO) and beamforming are essential technologies to achieve the 100x data rates and the 1,000x capacity improvement goals of 5G. While base stations may deliver the needed performance, devices need to take full advantage of the base stations to ensure high end-user quality of experience (QoE). This webinar will dive into the challenges of end-to-end system performance testing for massive MIMO base stations and user equipment (UE). It will also address how to overcome those challenges.   

Key learning highlights:
  • Main benefits of using massive MIMO technologies in 5G New Radio (NR) networks 
  • New challenges in testing massive MIMO-enabled networks 
  • How to emulate radio conditions and build test scenarios for massive MIMO base station and device end-to-end system performance

Presenters
Aditya Kasaraneni, 5G Acceptance Specialist
Aditya Kasaraneni
5G Acceptance Test Specialist
Keysight Technologies
Jani Tolonen, Product Manager
Jani Tolonen
Product Manager
Keysight Technologies
Dr. Pekka Kyösti, Product Specialist
Dr. Pekka Kyösti
Product Specialist, Channel Emulators
Keysight Technologies

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