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    This document provides an overview of a 5G network connectivity plan for 190 sites using a SingleRAN solution. Key elements include: - Connecting 5G radio base stations (RBS), hub sites and core sites using a combination of GPON fiber from existing 4G networks and new fiber deployments. - Integrating 5G networks with existing 4G TDD and FDD networks, with synchronization provided between 5G and 4G FDD through router 6471. - Deploying the AIR 6488 radio unit to provide 5G connectivity across multiple frequency bands, along with baseband unit 6630 and router 6471 for transport. - Establishing a naming convention for identifying macro,

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    This document provides an overview of a 5G network connectivity plan for 190 sites using a SingleRAN solution. Key elements include: - Connecting 5G radio base stations (RBS), hub sites and core sites using a combination of GPON fiber from existing 4G networks and new fiber deployments. - Integrating 5G networks with existing 4G TDD and FDD networks, with synchronization provided between 5G and 4G FDD through router 6471. - Deploying the AIR 6488 radio unit to provide 5G connectivity across multiple frequency bands, along with baseband unit 6630 and router 6471 for transport. - Establishing a naming convention for identifying macro,

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    This document provides an overview of a 5G network connectivity plan for 190 sites using a SingleRAN solution. Key elements include: - Connecting 5G radio base stations (RBS), hub sites and core sites using a combination of GPON fiber from existing 4G networks and new fiber deployments. - Integrating 5G networks with existing 4G TDD and FDD networks, with synchronization provided between 5G and 4G FDD through router 6471. - Deploying the AIR 6488 radio unit to provide 5G connectivity across multiple frequency bands, along with baseband unit 6630 and router 6471 for transport. - Establishing a naming convention for identifying macro,

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    5G STC GPON Backhaul Network Connectivity-190 sites

    With MDU
    Hub Site
    RBS Site Core Site

    Connectivity With Existing


    GPS from 4G TDD
    4G- TDD BB / DU
    CUDB

    3G- 2100 BB / DU HSS IMS


    SAPC
    EPG
    IP/MPLS MME
    CP
    3G- 900 BB / DU MDU OLT PE EPG
    GPON
    UP
    2G- 900 DU
    Router 6471
    EN_DC NSA
    Note: 100GE
    4G- FDD BB
    Sync between 5G and 4G FDD network will be 10GE
    provided through Router 6471. 1 GE
    5G 5G BB
    E1s
    Electrical
    LTE/NR connectivity - Commercial

    L2100[MSMM] L1800
    AIR 6488

    anchor
    RRUS-11 RRUS-9 RRUS-7 RRUS-5 RRUS-3 RRUS-1

    A B C D2 D2 D2 D1 D1 D1

    e-CPRI

    RL-14

    RL-12
    RL-10
    RL-1
    RL-2
    RL-3

    RL-5 RL-3 RL-1

    D E F F A
    Transport + PTP [X2] BB521x
    GPS

    ROUTER
    Transport + PTP [X2]

    R6K SyncSource

    GPS Sensor/
    Module

    Note: Sync Source [GPS-PTP]


    New NGS Solution B3

    B n78

    B1 B8

    Node B Node B 2G
    eNode B SR SR SR
    gNode B SP U2100 U900 900/1800
    FDD

    syncNodePriority = 1 syncNodePriority = 3 syncNodePriority = 7 syncNodePriority = 5


    PTP PTP
    Receiver Receiver

    eNode B Transmission source


    TDD like MDU or TN
    PTP
    PTP GPS Sync Source
    Receiver
    Server Router
    Time & Phase

    6471
    Integration : naming convention

    Micro/small
    Macro IBS
    cell

    Site ID Z P I

    5G 3500 Z78 P78 I78


    AIR 6488 B42 AIR 6488 B43
    Technical Specification Technical Specification
    Antenna Elements 128 Antenna Elements 128
    Antenna Branches 64T64R Antenna Branches 64T64R
    Antenna Matrix (row x col) 8 x 8, (2x1 subarray) Antenna Matrix (row x col) 8 x 8, (2x1 subarray)
    Band – B42D (FOA) 3500-3600Mhz Band 3600-3800Mhz
    Band –B42F 3420-3600Mhz
    IBW 100 MHz IBW 100 MHz
    Output Power 200 W Output Power 200 W
    Power Consumption <1200 W Power Consumption <1200 W
    Weight ~45 Kg Weight ~45 Kg
    Dimensions 800*400*150 Dimensions 800*400*150
    Type of cooling Passive Type of cooling Passive
    CEPT compliance CEPT compliance
    Multi-layer MU MIMO: Up to 16 layers Multi-layer MU MIMO: Up to 16 layers

    NOTE: AIR B42D will be the 1st available in Q3/4, then B42F and B43 in late Q4

    Typical Power Total Power BASEBAND 6630


    AIR6488, BB6630, Router Max (W) Fuse Rating(A)
    (W) supply Consumption (W)
    3 x AIR6488 1200 -48V DC 3*40 (min 50max) 4200
    1x Baseband 6630 120 180 -48V DC 1*30 180
    Router 6471/2 35 60 -48V DC 1*6 60
    Total/5G 3sectors 4440
    NR - 6630

    Baseband units
    LTE - 5216

    Note : Ports D,E and F supports eCPRI


    NR Radio – AIR6488 • NR Radio → AIR 6488 B42D
    • AAS (Advanced Antenna System) Gen 2
    • RAT= NR/LTE (NR first. LTE will come later),
    • IWD = 100 MHz (3500-3600MHz)
    • Supports n77/n78 ,
    • Initially 100 MHz Bandwidth
    • Later 20,40,60,80,100 MHz
    • Up to 64QAM UL , Up to 256QAM DL
    • DL 8 for SU-MIMO 16 for MU-MIMO
    1 Sub Array
    • UL 8 for MU-MIMO
    • DATA – 3x SFP+ , eCPRI (10.3 Gbps line rate on C2)
    • 1 eCPRI sufficient
    • 3 eCPRI recommended (future capacity / support
    max specified layers)
    • 128 Antenna elements ( sub array size 2 X 1)
    • 64 transmitter/receiver (64TX/64RX) branches
    • Each sub array fed by 2 TRX units
    • AAS is an Array of Sub Arrays
    • Number of sub arrays in Vertical / Horizontal plane defines
    beam width of beamformed beam
    • Power consumption : Peak: 1600W , Typical 50% traffic 70%
    downlink / 30% uplink: 1000W

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