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INTRODUCTION TO MILLIMETRE WAVE TRANSMISSION INDUSTRY SPECIFICATION GROUP
mWT ISG Presented by xxx for xxx
copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Content
Millimetre Wave (mmW) Background
Spectrum amp Industry
ISG mWT Creation and Main Milestones
ToR of Millimetre Wave Transmission (mWT) ISG
Overview of Work Program
Work Items
Meetings Schedule
Content
Millimetre Wave (mmW) Background
Spectrum amp Industry
ISG mWT Creation and Main Milestones
ToR of Millimetre Wave Transmission (mWT) ISG
Overview of Work Program
Work Items
Meetings Schedule
mmW Spectrum
the new frontier of backhauling
FDD
100 10
20
30
40 50
60
70
80
90
6
11
13
15
18
23
26 38
71 ndash 86 GHz 78
42 GHz 50 55 57 ndash 66 GHz 28 32 92 ndash 95 GHz
110
bull ISG mWT adopts the definition of Millimetre Wave as the spectrum above 50 GHz
bull Millimetre Wave as the best choice for LTE now and future 5G frontbackhauling
bull One order of magnitude of more spectrum available compared to traditional case
bull Larger bandwidth available providing fiber-like capacity (2G 4G 10G 100G)
bull Fast Delivery due to sub-band free and high frequency reuse
bull Lower TCO lower spectrum license costs lower cost per bit
Millimetre Wave
(50GHz~300GHz)
Traditional Bands
(6~42GHz)
[ ITU-R Frequency Channel Arrangements]
mmW Spectrum
High frequency standardization (1)
6L6U
100 10
20
30
40 50
60
70
80
90
11
13
15
18
23
26 38
78
40 - 43 52 55 57 - 64
(TDD)
28 32
200 110
120
130
140 150
160
170
180
190 300 210
220
230
240 250
260
270
280
290
1918GHz - 275GHz 92 GHz ndash 134 GHz 141 GHz ndash 1748 GHz 71 ndash 86 GHz
2012 ITU-R F5B313 in the
71-76 and 81-86 GHz was
adopted
2012 ITU-R F5B307 about
92-95 GHz was adopted 2011 ITU-R F2107 covering
up to 134 GHz was approved
Trend of the use of higher frequency bands by fixed radio transmission
2015 Ongoing questionnaire for
the revision of the ECC Report
173 on spectrum requirements
mmW Spectrum
High frequency standardization (2)
Channel spacing trend for fixed radio transmission systems
Prior to 2002 the maximum channel spacing was 220 MHz in 18 GHz
2012 the allocated channel spacing is about 5GHz in the 71-7681-86 GHz
enabling multi-gigabit data transmission per channel per link
Very large spectrum 10GHz 19 x 250 MHz wide channels
E-Band
57 58 59 60 61 62
GERMANY
UK
FRANCE
SPAIN
CHINA
ITALY
USA
BELGIUM
SWITZERLAND
CANADA
AUSTRALIA
63 64 65 66
PORTUGAL
IRELAND
BRAZIL
CZECH
AUSTRIA
POLAND
UNDER DISCUSSION
UNDER DISCUSSION
V-band
55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67
557
8
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
ITU 1497
CEPT 12-12
ITU 1497
CEPT 12-09 CEPT 05-02
EESS
593
RAstron
CEPT HDFS Defence Systems ITS Band CEPT HDFS
Not available for Fixed Links
Fixed Systems (besides other assignements)
FCC Un-Licensed Band
Existing Arrangements (ITU amp CEPT)
Radio Regulations
CEPT Rep 25 (European Table of Freq Allocation amp Utilization)
FCC
Freq (GHz)
Oxig
en
Ab
so
rpt
(d
Bk
m)
Licensing Status for V-band
Unlicensed Licensed amp coordinated Licensed but not coordinated Light licensing
Very fragmented and not uniform licensingcoordination approach
Range of regulatory
approaches
No regulation
Light regulation
Self-coordination uncoordinated
Full regulation
Coordinated
Licensing Status for E-band
country now Open in 2015 country now Open in 2015Australia Yes Norway Yes
Austria Yes Oman Yes
Bahrain Yes Pakistan No probablyBulgaria No No Papua New Guinea Yes
Canada No probably Poland Yes
Chile Yes Portugal No possibly
Czech Republic Yes Puerto Rico Yes
Finland No possibly Russia Yes
France Yes Saudi Arabia YesGermany Yes Slovakia Yes
India No possibly Slovenia Yes
Ireland Yes Spain Yes
Italy Yes Sweden No probably
Latvia Yes Switzerland Yes
Lithuania No possibly UAE Yes
Malta Yes UK Yes
Mexico No possibly USA YesNetherlands Yes Vietnam No possibly
To be decided in 1-2 years
UK Czech Rep
Established policy small or no fees
Ireland Switzerland UK hellip
Recent decisions substantial fees
Measurements results and possibilitieshellip
Long term field measurements in E-band
D-band (141-1485 GHz) possibilities
Big investments necessary to deploy new
features new frequency bands
Products ranging from
Enterprise level to Carrier-class
Still high costs from lack of key components
Timid and unclear strategy for mmW deployment still in
evaluation of the technology and small volume deployment
lack of confidence
mmW spectrum not regulated yet with very different
licensing approaches (even in countries with strong
microwave tradition)
Telecom Operator
National Regulator
Key Component Vendor
Main Equipment Vendor
Basic Gaps
mWT ISG to address the whole
industry
National Regulators
Standards Organizations
Telecom Operators
Product vendors
Key component vendors
mmW Transmission industryhellip
still in its early phase
Content
Millimetre Wave (mmW) Background
Spectrum amp Industry
ISG mWT Creation and Main Milestones
ToR of Millimetre Wave Transmission (mWT) ISG
Overview of Work Program
Work Items
Meetings Schedule
01-2015
12-2014
09-2014
Early 2014
ISG mWT first plenary meeting
in Sophia Antipolis
Establishment of the new ETSI Industry
Specification Group (ISG) on millimetre
Wave Transmission (mWT)
Launch of the mWT forum
Layer123 in Dusseldorf
by founding members
Early discussions founding
members preliminary agreements
Founding members (ALU Ericsson
Huawei NEC Vodafone EE
Andrew Commscope Infineon DT)
ETSI mWT ISG Main Milestones
Content
Millimetre Wave (mmW) Background
Spectrum amp Industry
ISG mWT Creation and Main Milestones
ToR of Millimetre Wave Transmission (mWT) ISG
Overview of Work Program
Work Items
Meetings Schedule
The mWT ISG aims to facilitate the use of the V-band (57-66
GHz) the E-band (71-76 amp 81-86 GHz) and in the future higher
frequency bands (from 50 GHz up to 300 GHz) for large volume
applications in the back-hauling and front-hauling to support
mobile network implementation wireless local loop and any other
service benefitting from high speed wireless transmission
Motivation of ETSI mWT ISG
mWT intends to address the whole industry value chain with emphasis on
bull Current and future regulations and licensing schemes for the use of
suitable spectrum in different countries
bull Putting in communication the whole industry chain to share and circulate
public information regarding the applications in field in order to favor faster and
more effective decisions on investments needed to provide new technologies
features and equipment
bull Influencing standards for the deployment of the products
bull Enhancing the confidence of all stakeholders and the general public in the
use of millimetre wave technologies
ToR of the mWT ISG (1)
The purpose of the ISG mWT is to provide a platform and opportunity for
companies organizations and any other stakeholder involved in the microwave
and millimetre wave industry chain to exchange technical information as follows
bull Sharing pure technical information (ie on trials aimed at propagation channel
model verification interference simulation) in order to prepare White Papers
and Presentations to increase the level of confidence by the operators
worldwide in the use of millimeter-waves and
bull Making it possible for all stakeholders involved in the industry to obtain the
latest technical information including latest research results promoting
cooperation and technical progress but always avoiding commercial issues and
always under compliance with the relevant competition laws
The ISG mWT aims to be a worldwide initiative with global reach
ToR of the mWT ISG (2)
Alcatel -Lucent
Ericsson
Huawei
NEC
Vodafone
EE
Commscope
Infineon
Deutsche Telekom
The mWT ISG was proposed by the following founding members
Founding members of the mWT ISG
copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
List of membersparticipants as of 20-01-15
Members
Organisation Name URL
Alcatel-Lucent (FR) wwwalcatel-lucentfr
Andrew AG (CH) httpwwwcommscopecom
BROADCOM CORPORATION (US) wwwbroadcomcom
Ceragon Networks AS (NO) wwwceragoncom
Deutsche Telekom AG (DE) wwwtelekomde
DOCOMO Communications Laboritories Europe
GbmH (DE) wwwdocomolab-eurocom
E-Blink sa (FR) wwwe-blinkcom
Ericsson LM (SE) wwwericssoncom
FBConsulting SARL (LU) wwwfbconsultinglu
Huawei Technologies (SE) wwwhuaweicom
Huawei Technologies Co Ltd (GB) wwwhuaweicom
HUBER+SUHNER AG (CH) wwwhubersuhnercom
INFINEON TECHNOLOGIES (DE) wwwinfineoncom
Intel Mobile Communications (DE) wwwintelcom
InterDigital Communications (US) wwwinterdigitalcom
NEC Corporation (JP) wwwnec-globalcom
NEC Europe LTD (GB) wwwukneccom
Nokia Solutions and Networks Gmbh amp Co KG (DE) wwwnsncom
SIAE Microelettronica SpA (IT) httpswwwsiaemiccom
Siklu Communication Ltd (IL) wwwsiklucom
STMicroelectronics wwwstmicroelectronicscom
VODAFONE Group Plc (GB) wwwvodafonecom
Participants
Organisation Name URL
EE Limited (GB) wwweecouk
Filtronic Broadband Ltd (GB) wwwfiltroniccom
Plasma Antennas Ltd (GB) wwwplasmaantennascom
Content
Millimetre Wave (mmW) Background
Spectrum amp Industry
ISG mWT Creation and Main Milestones
ToR of Millimetre Wave Transmission (mWT) ISG
Overview of Work Program
Work Items
Meetings Schedule
Title of Work Item Scope of Work Item (WI) Due date
1
Maturity and field
proven experience of
millimetre wave
transmission
The purpose of this WI is to produce an informative white paper to enhance
operator and regulator confidence in millimetre wave transmission (mWT) Overview
of (traditional) propagation and availability models for mWT and their status Share
measurement results and experience from trials deployments and
propagationavailability test ranges of mWT Address also additional experience in
new dense urban street level environment (macro to small cell as well as small cell
to small cell) for example regarding near-LOS non-LOS and mast sway for mWT
2015-06-30
2
Applications and use
cases of millimetre
wave transmission
The purpose of this Work Item is to produce informative GS as follows bull Potential
uses casesapplications (technologies network topologies) bull Requirements per use
case application bull mmW spectrum solutions key performance benefits bull Evaluation
criteria for use cases applications bull mmW bands application and use case
examples
2015-04-30
3
Overview on V-band
and E-band worldwide
regulations
Purpose of this work item is informative to produce an overview on V-band and E-
band national and International regulations - database collected all relevant info
from WW regulators - Database collection analysis - Constrainsprovisions given in
the Radio Regulations and others - Others relevant activities
2015-06-30
4
V-band street level
interference analysis
Purpose of this Work Item is informative to investigate the feasibility of using
unlicensed band by analysing interference levels in co-channel and adjacent
channels in dense deployment of PP radio at the street level taking into
considerations equipment characteristics capacities and BW requirements
standards- available channels antennas ndash available standards and propagation
oxygen absorption ndash loss and modelling
2015-07-31
5
millimetre wave
semiconductor
Industry technology
status and evolution
Purpose of this Work Item is informative on bull Overview of technologyfoundry
processes currently available and planned in future bull Overview of packaging
processes currently available and planned in future bull Overview of possible
integration level
2015-06-30
ISG mWT high priority topics amp WIs
WORK ITEM 1 ldquoMaturity and field proven
experience of millimetre wave transmissionrdquo
Ericsson as Rapporteur
Proposed deliverables
bull ISG Group specification in the form of an informative white paper with the title
ldquoMaturity and field proven experience of millimetre wave transmissionrdquo
Summary of proposed content
bull Use cases
bull Short summary of (and reference to) use cases and deployment scenarios covered in WI 2
bull Characteristics of mWT
bull (Traditional) Line-of-sight characteristics
bull Additional characteristics of street level deployment (if sufficient experience available)
bull (Non-traditional) Near- and Non-line-of-sight
bull Mast-sway (for street level deployments)
bull Overview and status of propagation and availability models for mWT
bull (Traditional ) Line-of-sight
bull Field proven experience
bull Experience performance results and comparison to models for Line-of-sight
bull Experience for street level deployments
bull References bull Including reference to WI2 WI3 and WI4
WORK ITEM 2 ldquoDefine the relevant use cases
of mWTrdquo
DT as Rapporteur
bull Mobile Backhaul (eg MacroSmall Cell or Fronthaul considering 45G amp different deployment scenarios)
bull Fixed Broadband (eg ldquolast 10-100mrdquo ldquolast 100-1000mrdquo etc)
bull Temporary Solutions (eg public safety special events etc)
bull Other (eg corporate access public WiFi hotspot BH traffic monitoring government TV signal relay privateenterprise networks etc)
Potential Uses Cases Applications (technologies network topologies) eg
bull Technical LOSNLOS throughput range PDPDV availability QoS Sync automation form factor power consumption security etc
bull Non-technical Need for licensed or unlicensed bands etc
Requirements per Use Case Application eg
bull High Throughput low PD flexible frequency re-use etc
mmW Spectrum Solutions Key Performance Benefits eg
bull Differentiating factors of mmW bands
bull Timeline per use case
bull Equipment innovation per use case
bull Market value per use case etc
Evaluation Criteria for Use Cases Applications eg
mmW Bands Application and Use Case Examples
WORK ITEM 3 ldquoSurvey on status of worldwide
regulationrdquo
Alcatel-Lucent as Rapporteur
Proposed deliverables
bull White paper on V-band and E-band regulation (with incorporated database)
Summary of proposed content
bull Overview on V-band and E-band International regulations
bull Picture base on National Regulatory situation worldwide
bull Constrains and recommendations given in the Radio Regulations regional regulators
and standardization bodies worldwide
bull Live Database on national Administration (excel file)
bull never delivered alone partbaseline for the white paper
bull Two parts V-band and E-band
bull Info from National Regulatory ldquoAdministrationrdquo only
bull Maintained and updated on a regular basis (nice to have)
bull First Version April 2015
bull Contentsskeleton (first proposal in next slide )
WORK ITEM 4 ldquoV-band street level interference
analysisrdquo
Huawei as Rapporteur
Scope
bull The document examines the application of LoS radio links in V- band frequencies in
urban applications with regard to interference issues taking into account equipment
requirements propagation issues and expected requirements for backhaul hellip
bull Wherever possible punctual and statistical analysis is performed Applicability of
calculation methods is investigated
bull Purpose of this activity is the identification of optimal use in order to maximize
spectral efficiency and coverage in addition to detect and propose additional
requirements or necessary amendments to existing standards
Abstract
bull Proposed technical report examines interference issues derived from use of V-band
in urban scenarios with specific view to line of sight conditions
bull Equipment and antennas characteristics are considered together with propagation
characteristics
bull Different equipment technologies and location types are addressed to identify
specific requirements to be addressed in proper standards Network and link
requirements are taken into account in development of study
WORK ITEM 5 ldquommWave semiconductor
Industry technology status and evolution rdquo
Infineon as Rapporteur
Scope
bull Focus is on RF Analog technologies
bull Include Filters AFE (ADC DAC) Digital Technologies
bull tbd PCB materials
mmWave Applications more inputs coming from WI2
bull To identify focus areas like Small Cell Macro Cell
bull To distinguish WP depending on Cell sizes
bull Related info from mmWave Applications like WiGig Automotive Radar hellip
Overview Semiconductor Industry Technologies per Application
bull foundry process
bull packaging
bull Integration level
Outlook on Semiconductor Considerations to use of frequencies gt90GHz up to
300GHz
In addition the mWT ISG identified the following topics as potential New WIs for
updatefuture releases of the mWT deliverables
E-band street level interference analysis (New Work item completing WI4)
Active Antenna (phase array) and beam forming for mmwave transmission
systems Possible initial scope could be analysing the use cases from WI2 to
identify blocking issues of employing such technology for mmwave PPPMP radio
(multiple WIs addressing this area are foreseen)
Future spectrum for mmwave transmission in the frequency bands above
90GHz
revisions of W11 to include field trial not included in first release
revision of output from WI4 to include inter system interference conditions
continuous maintenance and update for the database from WI3 on regulatory
and licenses status
develop opinion on V-bandE-band to the industry and regulators derived
from the analysis and result from the database collected in WI3
revision of WI4 for other than LOS scenarios for interference analysis
High priority topics amp potential WIs
The mWT will carry out its activities mainly via G2M conference calls
and will have 4 Plenary meetings per year
The following is the proposed meetings schedule currently under
discussion
bull mWT1 14 ndash 15 January 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (Hosted by
ETSI)
bull mWT2 5 May 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
bull mWT3 22 September ndash Dusseldorf (in conjunction with Layer 123 IPMW
Forum)
bull mWT4 15 December ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Proposed Meetings Schedule
(under discussion)
The mWT ISG is open to all ETSI members and non-members
For full details of the mWT ISG including
ToR ndash Members and Participants agreements and how to join please visit
httpportaletsiorgtbaspxtbid=833ampSubTB=833
Thank you copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Welcome to the mWT ISG
Content
Millimetre Wave (mmW) Background
Spectrum amp Industry
ISG mWT Creation and Main Milestones
ToR of Millimetre Wave Transmission (mWT) ISG
Overview of Work Program
Work Items
Meetings Schedule
Content
Millimetre Wave (mmW) Background
Spectrum amp Industry
ISG mWT Creation and Main Milestones
ToR of Millimetre Wave Transmission (mWT) ISG
Overview of Work Program
Work Items
Meetings Schedule
mmW Spectrum
the new frontier of backhauling
FDD
100 10
20
30
40 50
60
70
80
90
6
11
13
15
18
23
26 38
71 ndash 86 GHz 78
42 GHz 50 55 57 ndash 66 GHz 28 32 92 ndash 95 GHz
110
bull ISG mWT adopts the definition of Millimetre Wave as the spectrum above 50 GHz
bull Millimetre Wave as the best choice for LTE now and future 5G frontbackhauling
bull One order of magnitude of more spectrum available compared to traditional case
bull Larger bandwidth available providing fiber-like capacity (2G 4G 10G 100G)
bull Fast Delivery due to sub-band free and high frequency reuse
bull Lower TCO lower spectrum license costs lower cost per bit
Millimetre Wave
(50GHz~300GHz)
Traditional Bands
(6~42GHz)
[ ITU-R Frequency Channel Arrangements]
mmW Spectrum
High frequency standardization (1)
6L6U
100 10
20
30
40 50
60
70
80
90
11
13
15
18
23
26 38
78
40 - 43 52 55 57 - 64
(TDD)
28 32
200 110
120
130
140 150
160
170
180
190 300 210
220
230
240 250
260
270
280
290
1918GHz - 275GHz 92 GHz ndash 134 GHz 141 GHz ndash 1748 GHz 71 ndash 86 GHz
2012 ITU-R F5B313 in the
71-76 and 81-86 GHz was
adopted
2012 ITU-R F5B307 about
92-95 GHz was adopted 2011 ITU-R F2107 covering
up to 134 GHz was approved
Trend of the use of higher frequency bands by fixed radio transmission
2015 Ongoing questionnaire for
the revision of the ECC Report
173 on spectrum requirements
mmW Spectrum
High frequency standardization (2)
Channel spacing trend for fixed radio transmission systems
Prior to 2002 the maximum channel spacing was 220 MHz in 18 GHz
2012 the allocated channel spacing is about 5GHz in the 71-7681-86 GHz
enabling multi-gigabit data transmission per channel per link
Very large spectrum 10GHz 19 x 250 MHz wide channels
E-Band
57 58 59 60 61 62
GERMANY
UK
FRANCE
SPAIN
CHINA
ITALY
USA
BELGIUM
SWITZERLAND
CANADA
AUSTRALIA
63 64 65 66
PORTUGAL
IRELAND
BRAZIL
CZECH
AUSTRIA
POLAND
UNDER DISCUSSION
UNDER DISCUSSION
V-band
55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67
557
8
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
ITU 1497
CEPT 12-12
ITU 1497
CEPT 12-09 CEPT 05-02
EESS
593
RAstron
CEPT HDFS Defence Systems ITS Band CEPT HDFS
Not available for Fixed Links
Fixed Systems (besides other assignements)
FCC Un-Licensed Band
Existing Arrangements (ITU amp CEPT)
Radio Regulations
CEPT Rep 25 (European Table of Freq Allocation amp Utilization)
FCC
Freq (GHz)
Oxig
en
Ab
so
rpt
(d
Bk
m)
Licensing Status for V-band
Unlicensed Licensed amp coordinated Licensed but not coordinated Light licensing
Very fragmented and not uniform licensingcoordination approach
Range of regulatory
approaches
No regulation
Light regulation
Self-coordination uncoordinated
Full regulation
Coordinated
Licensing Status for E-band
country now Open in 2015 country now Open in 2015Australia Yes Norway Yes
Austria Yes Oman Yes
Bahrain Yes Pakistan No probablyBulgaria No No Papua New Guinea Yes
Canada No probably Poland Yes
Chile Yes Portugal No possibly
Czech Republic Yes Puerto Rico Yes
Finland No possibly Russia Yes
France Yes Saudi Arabia YesGermany Yes Slovakia Yes
India No possibly Slovenia Yes
Ireland Yes Spain Yes
Italy Yes Sweden No probably
Latvia Yes Switzerland Yes
Lithuania No possibly UAE Yes
Malta Yes UK Yes
Mexico No possibly USA YesNetherlands Yes Vietnam No possibly
To be decided in 1-2 years
UK Czech Rep
Established policy small or no fees
Ireland Switzerland UK hellip
Recent decisions substantial fees
Measurements results and possibilitieshellip
Long term field measurements in E-band
D-band (141-1485 GHz) possibilities
Big investments necessary to deploy new
features new frequency bands
Products ranging from
Enterprise level to Carrier-class
Still high costs from lack of key components
Timid and unclear strategy for mmW deployment still in
evaluation of the technology and small volume deployment
lack of confidence
mmW spectrum not regulated yet with very different
licensing approaches (even in countries with strong
microwave tradition)
Telecom Operator
National Regulator
Key Component Vendor
Main Equipment Vendor
Basic Gaps
mWT ISG to address the whole
industry
National Regulators
Standards Organizations
Telecom Operators
Product vendors
Key component vendors
mmW Transmission industryhellip
still in its early phase
Content
Millimetre Wave (mmW) Background
Spectrum amp Industry
ISG mWT Creation and Main Milestones
ToR of Millimetre Wave Transmission (mWT) ISG
Overview of Work Program
Work Items
Meetings Schedule
01-2015
12-2014
09-2014
Early 2014
ISG mWT first plenary meeting
in Sophia Antipolis
Establishment of the new ETSI Industry
Specification Group (ISG) on millimetre
Wave Transmission (mWT)
Launch of the mWT forum
Layer123 in Dusseldorf
by founding members
Early discussions founding
members preliminary agreements
Founding members (ALU Ericsson
Huawei NEC Vodafone EE
Andrew Commscope Infineon DT)
ETSI mWT ISG Main Milestones
Content
Millimetre Wave (mmW) Background
Spectrum amp Industry
ISG mWT Creation and Main Milestones
ToR of Millimetre Wave Transmission (mWT) ISG
Overview of Work Program
Work Items
Meetings Schedule
The mWT ISG aims to facilitate the use of the V-band (57-66
GHz) the E-band (71-76 amp 81-86 GHz) and in the future higher
frequency bands (from 50 GHz up to 300 GHz) for large volume
applications in the back-hauling and front-hauling to support
mobile network implementation wireless local loop and any other
service benefitting from high speed wireless transmission
Motivation of ETSI mWT ISG
mWT intends to address the whole industry value chain with emphasis on
bull Current and future regulations and licensing schemes for the use of
suitable spectrum in different countries
bull Putting in communication the whole industry chain to share and circulate
public information regarding the applications in field in order to favor faster and
more effective decisions on investments needed to provide new technologies
features and equipment
bull Influencing standards for the deployment of the products
bull Enhancing the confidence of all stakeholders and the general public in the
use of millimetre wave technologies
ToR of the mWT ISG (1)
The purpose of the ISG mWT is to provide a platform and opportunity for
companies organizations and any other stakeholder involved in the microwave
and millimetre wave industry chain to exchange technical information as follows
bull Sharing pure technical information (ie on trials aimed at propagation channel
model verification interference simulation) in order to prepare White Papers
and Presentations to increase the level of confidence by the operators
worldwide in the use of millimeter-waves and
bull Making it possible for all stakeholders involved in the industry to obtain the
latest technical information including latest research results promoting
cooperation and technical progress but always avoiding commercial issues and
always under compliance with the relevant competition laws
The ISG mWT aims to be a worldwide initiative with global reach
ToR of the mWT ISG (2)
Alcatel -Lucent
Ericsson
Huawei
NEC
Vodafone
EE
Commscope
Infineon
Deutsche Telekom
The mWT ISG was proposed by the following founding members
Founding members of the mWT ISG
copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
List of membersparticipants as of 20-01-15
Members
Organisation Name URL
Alcatel-Lucent (FR) wwwalcatel-lucentfr
Andrew AG (CH) httpwwwcommscopecom
BROADCOM CORPORATION (US) wwwbroadcomcom
Ceragon Networks AS (NO) wwwceragoncom
Deutsche Telekom AG (DE) wwwtelekomde
DOCOMO Communications Laboritories Europe
GbmH (DE) wwwdocomolab-eurocom
E-Blink sa (FR) wwwe-blinkcom
Ericsson LM (SE) wwwericssoncom
FBConsulting SARL (LU) wwwfbconsultinglu
Huawei Technologies (SE) wwwhuaweicom
Huawei Technologies Co Ltd (GB) wwwhuaweicom
HUBER+SUHNER AG (CH) wwwhubersuhnercom
INFINEON TECHNOLOGIES (DE) wwwinfineoncom
Intel Mobile Communications (DE) wwwintelcom
InterDigital Communications (US) wwwinterdigitalcom
NEC Corporation (JP) wwwnec-globalcom
NEC Europe LTD (GB) wwwukneccom
Nokia Solutions and Networks Gmbh amp Co KG (DE) wwwnsncom
SIAE Microelettronica SpA (IT) httpswwwsiaemiccom
Siklu Communication Ltd (IL) wwwsiklucom
STMicroelectronics wwwstmicroelectronicscom
VODAFONE Group Plc (GB) wwwvodafonecom
Participants
Organisation Name URL
EE Limited (GB) wwweecouk
Filtronic Broadband Ltd (GB) wwwfiltroniccom
Plasma Antennas Ltd (GB) wwwplasmaantennascom
Content
Millimetre Wave (mmW) Background
Spectrum amp Industry
ISG mWT Creation and Main Milestones
ToR of Millimetre Wave Transmission (mWT) ISG
Overview of Work Program
Work Items
Meetings Schedule
Title of Work Item Scope of Work Item (WI) Due date
1
Maturity and field
proven experience of
millimetre wave
transmission
The purpose of this WI is to produce an informative white paper to enhance
operator and regulator confidence in millimetre wave transmission (mWT) Overview
of (traditional) propagation and availability models for mWT and their status Share
measurement results and experience from trials deployments and
propagationavailability test ranges of mWT Address also additional experience in
new dense urban street level environment (macro to small cell as well as small cell
to small cell) for example regarding near-LOS non-LOS and mast sway for mWT
2015-06-30
2
Applications and use
cases of millimetre
wave transmission
The purpose of this Work Item is to produce informative GS as follows bull Potential
uses casesapplications (technologies network topologies) bull Requirements per use
case application bull mmW spectrum solutions key performance benefits bull Evaluation
criteria for use cases applications bull mmW bands application and use case
examples
2015-04-30
3
Overview on V-band
and E-band worldwide
regulations
Purpose of this work item is informative to produce an overview on V-band and E-
band national and International regulations - database collected all relevant info
from WW regulators - Database collection analysis - Constrainsprovisions given in
the Radio Regulations and others - Others relevant activities
2015-06-30
4
V-band street level
interference analysis
Purpose of this Work Item is informative to investigate the feasibility of using
unlicensed band by analysing interference levels in co-channel and adjacent
channels in dense deployment of PP radio at the street level taking into
considerations equipment characteristics capacities and BW requirements
standards- available channels antennas ndash available standards and propagation
oxygen absorption ndash loss and modelling
2015-07-31
5
millimetre wave
semiconductor
Industry technology
status and evolution
Purpose of this Work Item is informative on bull Overview of technologyfoundry
processes currently available and planned in future bull Overview of packaging
processes currently available and planned in future bull Overview of possible
integration level
2015-06-30
ISG mWT high priority topics amp WIs
WORK ITEM 1 ldquoMaturity and field proven
experience of millimetre wave transmissionrdquo
Ericsson as Rapporteur
Proposed deliverables
bull ISG Group specification in the form of an informative white paper with the title
ldquoMaturity and field proven experience of millimetre wave transmissionrdquo
Summary of proposed content
bull Use cases
bull Short summary of (and reference to) use cases and deployment scenarios covered in WI 2
bull Characteristics of mWT
bull (Traditional) Line-of-sight characteristics
bull Additional characteristics of street level deployment (if sufficient experience available)
bull (Non-traditional) Near- and Non-line-of-sight
bull Mast-sway (for street level deployments)
bull Overview and status of propagation and availability models for mWT
bull (Traditional ) Line-of-sight
bull Field proven experience
bull Experience performance results and comparison to models for Line-of-sight
bull Experience for street level deployments
bull References bull Including reference to WI2 WI3 and WI4
WORK ITEM 2 ldquoDefine the relevant use cases
of mWTrdquo
DT as Rapporteur
bull Mobile Backhaul (eg MacroSmall Cell or Fronthaul considering 45G amp different deployment scenarios)
bull Fixed Broadband (eg ldquolast 10-100mrdquo ldquolast 100-1000mrdquo etc)
bull Temporary Solutions (eg public safety special events etc)
bull Other (eg corporate access public WiFi hotspot BH traffic monitoring government TV signal relay privateenterprise networks etc)
Potential Uses Cases Applications (technologies network topologies) eg
bull Technical LOSNLOS throughput range PDPDV availability QoS Sync automation form factor power consumption security etc
bull Non-technical Need for licensed or unlicensed bands etc
Requirements per Use Case Application eg
bull High Throughput low PD flexible frequency re-use etc
mmW Spectrum Solutions Key Performance Benefits eg
bull Differentiating factors of mmW bands
bull Timeline per use case
bull Equipment innovation per use case
bull Market value per use case etc
Evaluation Criteria for Use Cases Applications eg
mmW Bands Application and Use Case Examples
WORK ITEM 3 ldquoSurvey on status of worldwide
regulationrdquo
Alcatel-Lucent as Rapporteur
Proposed deliverables
bull White paper on V-band and E-band regulation (with incorporated database)
Summary of proposed content
bull Overview on V-band and E-band International regulations
bull Picture base on National Regulatory situation worldwide
bull Constrains and recommendations given in the Radio Regulations regional regulators
and standardization bodies worldwide
bull Live Database on national Administration (excel file)
bull never delivered alone partbaseline for the white paper
bull Two parts V-band and E-band
bull Info from National Regulatory ldquoAdministrationrdquo only
bull Maintained and updated on a regular basis (nice to have)
bull First Version April 2015
bull Contentsskeleton (first proposal in next slide )
WORK ITEM 4 ldquoV-band street level interference
analysisrdquo
Huawei as Rapporteur
Scope
bull The document examines the application of LoS radio links in V- band frequencies in
urban applications with regard to interference issues taking into account equipment
requirements propagation issues and expected requirements for backhaul hellip
bull Wherever possible punctual and statistical analysis is performed Applicability of
calculation methods is investigated
bull Purpose of this activity is the identification of optimal use in order to maximize
spectral efficiency and coverage in addition to detect and propose additional
requirements or necessary amendments to existing standards
Abstract
bull Proposed technical report examines interference issues derived from use of V-band
in urban scenarios with specific view to line of sight conditions
bull Equipment and antennas characteristics are considered together with propagation
characteristics
bull Different equipment technologies and location types are addressed to identify
specific requirements to be addressed in proper standards Network and link
requirements are taken into account in development of study
WORK ITEM 5 ldquommWave semiconductor
Industry technology status and evolution rdquo
Infineon as Rapporteur
Scope
bull Focus is on RF Analog technologies
bull Include Filters AFE (ADC DAC) Digital Technologies
bull tbd PCB materials
mmWave Applications more inputs coming from WI2
bull To identify focus areas like Small Cell Macro Cell
bull To distinguish WP depending on Cell sizes
bull Related info from mmWave Applications like WiGig Automotive Radar hellip
Overview Semiconductor Industry Technologies per Application
bull foundry process
bull packaging
bull Integration level
Outlook on Semiconductor Considerations to use of frequencies gt90GHz up to
300GHz
In addition the mWT ISG identified the following topics as potential New WIs for
updatefuture releases of the mWT deliverables
E-band street level interference analysis (New Work item completing WI4)
Active Antenna (phase array) and beam forming for mmwave transmission
systems Possible initial scope could be analysing the use cases from WI2 to
identify blocking issues of employing such technology for mmwave PPPMP radio
(multiple WIs addressing this area are foreseen)
Future spectrum for mmwave transmission in the frequency bands above
90GHz
revisions of W11 to include field trial not included in first release
revision of output from WI4 to include inter system interference conditions
continuous maintenance and update for the database from WI3 on regulatory
and licenses status
develop opinion on V-bandE-band to the industry and regulators derived
from the analysis and result from the database collected in WI3
revision of WI4 for other than LOS scenarios for interference analysis
High priority topics amp potential WIs
The mWT will carry out its activities mainly via G2M conference calls
and will have 4 Plenary meetings per year
The following is the proposed meetings schedule currently under
discussion
bull mWT1 14 ndash 15 January 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (Hosted by
ETSI)
bull mWT2 5 May 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
bull mWT3 22 September ndash Dusseldorf (in conjunction with Layer 123 IPMW
Forum)
bull mWT4 15 December ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Proposed Meetings Schedule
(under discussion)
The mWT ISG is open to all ETSI members and non-members
For full details of the mWT ISG including
ToR ndash Members and Participants agreements and how to join please visit
httpportaletsiorgtbaspxtbid=833ampSubTB=833
Thank you copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Welcome to the mWT ISG
Content
Millimetre Wave (mmW) Background
Spectrum amp Industry
ISG mWT Creation and Main Milestones
ToR of Millimetre Wave Transmission (mWT) ISG
Overview of Work Program
Work Items
Meetings Schedule
mmW Spectrum
the new frontier of backhauling
FDD
100 10
20
30
40 50
60
70
80
90
6
11
13
15
18
23
26 38
71 ndash 86 GHz 78
42 GHz 50 55 57 ndash 66 GHz 28 32 92 ndash 95 GHz
110
bull ISG mWT adopts the definition of Millimetre Wave as the spectrum above 50 GHz
bull Millimetre Wave as the best choice for LTE now and future 5G frontbackhauling
bull One order of magnitude of more spectrum available compared to traditional case
bull Larger bandwidth available providing fiber-like capacity (2G 4G 10G 100G)
bull Fast Delivery due to sub-band free and high frequency reuse
bull Lower TCO lower spectrum license costs lower cost per bit
Millimetre Wave
(50GHz~300GHz)
Traditional Bands
(6~42GHz)
[ ITU-R Frequency Channel Arrangements]
mmW Spectrum
High frequency standardization (1)
6L6U
100 10
20
30
40 50
60
70
80
90
11
13
15
18
23
26 38
78
40 - 43 52 55 57 - 64
(TDD)
28 32
200 110
120
130
140 150
160
170
180
190 300 210
220
230
240 250
260
270
280
290
1918GHz - 275GHz 92 GHz ndash 134 GHz 141 GHz ndash 1748 GHz 71 ndash 86 GHz
2012 ITU-R F5B313 in the
71-76 and 81-86 GHz was
adopted
2012 ITU-R F5B307 about
92-95 GHz was adopted 2011 ITU-R F2107 covering
up to 134 GHz was approved
Trend of the use of higher frequency bands by fixed radio transmission
2015 Ongoing questionnaire for
the revision of the ECC Report
173 on spectrum requirements
mmW Spectrum
High frequency standardization (2)
Channel spacing trend for fixed radio transmission systems
Prior to 2002 the maximum channel spacing was 220 MHz in 18 GHz
2012 the allocated channel spacing is about 5GHz in the 71-7681-86 GHz
enabling multi-gigabit data transmission per channel per link
Very large spectrum 10GHz 19 x 250 MHz wide channels
E-Band
57 58 59 60 61 62
GERMANY
UK
FRANCE
SPAIN
CHINA
ITALY
USA
BELGIUM
SWITZERLAND
CANADA
AUSTRALIA
63 64 65 66
PORTUGAL
IRELAND
BRAZIL
CZECH
AUSTRIA
POLAND
UNDER DISCUSSION
UNDER DISCUSSION
V-band
55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67
557
8
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
ITU 1497
CEPT 12-12
ITU 1497
CEPT 12-09 CEPT 05-02
EESS
593
RAstron
CEPT HDFS Defence Systems ITS Band CEPT HDFS
Not available for Fixed Links
Fixed Systems (besides other assignements)
FCC Un-Licensed Band
Existing Arrangements (ITU amp CEPT)
Radio Regulations
CEPT Rep 25 (European Table of Freq Allocation amp Utilization)
FCC
Freq (GHz)
Oxig
en
Ab
so
rpt
(d
Bk
m)
Licensing Status for V-band
Unlicensed Licensed amp coordinated Licensed but not coordinated Light licensing
Very fragmented and not uniform licensingcoordination approach
Range of regulatory
approaches
No regulation
Light regulation
Self-coordination uncoordinated
Full regulation
Coordinated
Licensing Status for E-band
country now Open in 2015 country now Open in 2015Australia Yes Norway Yes
Austria Yes Oman Yes
Bahrain Yes Pakistan No probablyBulgaria No No Papua New Guinea Yes
Canada No probably Poland Yes
Chile Yes Portugal No possibly
Czech Republic Yes Puerto Rico Yes
Finland No possibly Russia Yes
France Yes Saudi Arabia YesGermany Yes Slovakia Yes
India No possibly Slovenia Yes
Ireland Yes Spain Yes
Italy Yes Sweden No probably
Latvia Yes Switzerland Yes
Lithuania No possibly UAE Yes
Malta Yes UK Yes
Mexico No possibly USA YesNetherlands Yes Vietnam No possibly
To be decided in 1-2 years
UK Czech Rep
Established policy small or no fees
Ireland Switzerland UK hellip
Recent decisions substantial fees
Measurements results and possibilitieshellip
Long term field measurements in E-band
D-band (141-1485 GHz) possibilities
Big investments necessary to deploy new
features new frequency bands
Products ranging from
Enterprise level to Carrier-class
Still high costs from lack of key components
Timid and unclear strategy for mmW deployment still in
evaluation of the technology and small volume deployment
lack of confidence
mmW spectrum not regulated yet with very different
licensing approaches (even in countries with strong
microwave tradition)
Telecom Operator
National Regulator
Key Component Vendor
Main Equipment Vendor
Basic Gaps
mWT ISG to address the whole
industry
National Regulators
Standards Organizations
Telecom Operators
Product vendors
Key component vendors
mmW Transmission industryhellip
still in its early phase
Content
Millimetre Wave (mmW) Background
Spectrum amp Industry
ISG mWT Creation and Main Milestones
ToR of Millimetre Wave Transmission (mWT) ISG
Overview of Work Program
Work Items
Meetings Schedule
01-2015
12-2014
09-2014
Early 2014
ISG mWT first plenary meeting
in Sophia Antipolis
Establishment of the new ETSI Industry
Specification Group (ISG) on millimetre
Wave Transmission (mWT)
Launch of the mWT forum
Layer123 in Dusseldorf
by founding members
Early discussions founding
members preliminary agreements
Founding members (ALU Ericsson
Huawei NEC Vodafone EE
Andrew Commscope Infineon DT)
ETSI mWT ISG Main Milestones
Content
Millimetre Wave (mmW) Background
Spectrum amp Industry
ISG mWT Creation and Main Milestones
ToR of Millimetre Wave Transmission (mWT) ISG
Overview of Work Program
Work Items
Meetings Schedule
The mWT ISG aims to facilitate the use of the V-band (57-66
GHz) the E-band (71-76 amp 81-86 GHz) and in the future higher
frequency bands (from 50 GHz up to 300 GHz) for large volume
applications in the back-hauling and front-hauling to support
mobile network implementation wireless local loop and any other
service benefitting from high speed wireless transmission
Motivation of ETSI mWT ISG
mWT intends to address the whole industry value chain with emphasis on
bull Current and future regulations and licensing schemes for the use of
suitable spectrum in different countries
bull Putting in communication the whole industry chain to share and circulate
public information regarding the applications in field in order to favor faster and
more effective decisions on investments needed to provide new technologies
features and equipment
bull Influencing standards for the deployment of the products
bull Enhancing the confidence of all stakeholders and the general public in the
use of millimetre wave technologies
ToR of the mWT ISG (1)
The purpose of the ISG mWT is to provide a platform and opportunity for
companies organizations and any other stakeholder involved in the microwave
and millimetre wave industry chain to exchange technical information as follows
bull Sharing pure technical information (ie on trials aimed at propagation channel
model verification interference simulation) in order to prepare White Papers
and Presentations to increase the level of confidence by the operators
worldwide in the use of millimeter-waves and
bull Making it possible for all stakeholders involved in the industry to obtain the
latest technical information including latest research results promoting
cooperation and technical progress but always avoiding commercial issues and
always under compliance with the relevant competition laws
The ISG mWT aims to be a worldwide initiative with global reach
ToR of the mWT ISG (2)
Alcatel -Lucent
Ericsson
Huawei
NEC
Vodafone
EE
Commscope
Infineon
Deutsche Telekom
The mWT ISG was proposed by the following founding members
Founding members of the mWT ISG
copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
List of membersparticipants as of 20-01-15
Members
Organisation Name URL
Alcatel-Lucent (FR) wwwalcatel-lucentfr
Andrew AG (CH) httpwwwcommscopecom
BROADCOM CORPORATION (US) wwwbroadcomcom
Ceragon Networks AS (NO) wwwceragoncom
Deutsche Telekom AG (DE) wwwtelekomde
DOCOMO Communications Laboritories Europe
GbmH (DE) wwwdocomolab-eurocom
E-Blink sa (FR) wwwe-blinkcom
Ericsson LM (SE) wwwericssoncom
FBConsulting SARL (LU) wwwfbconsultinglu
Huawei Technologies (SE) wwwhuaweicom
Huawei Technologies Co Ltd (GB) wwwhuaweicom
HUBER+SUHNER AG (CH) wwwhubersuhnercom
INFINEON TECHNOLOGIES (DE) wwwinfineoncom
Intel Mobile Communications (DE) wwwintelcom
InterDigital Communications (US) wwwinterdigitalcom
NEC Corporation (JP) wwwnec-globalcom
NEC Europe LTD (GB) wwwukneccom
Nokia Solutions and Networks Gmbh amp Co KG (DE) wwwnsncom
SIAE Microelettronica SpA (IT) httpswwwsiaemiccom
Siklu Communication Ltd (IL) wwwsiklucom
STMicroelectronics wwwstmicroelectronicscom
VODAFONE Group Plc (GB) wwwvodafonecom
Participants
Organisation Name URL
EE Limited (GB) wwweecouk
Filtronic Broadband Ltd (GB) wwwfiltroniccom
Plasma Antennas Ltd (GB) wwwplasmaantennascom
Content
Millimetre Wave (mmW) Background
Spectrum amp Industry
ISG mWT Creation and Main Milestones
ToR of Millimetre Wave Transmission (mWT) ISG
Overview of Work Program
Work Items
Meetings Schedule
Title of Work Item Scope of Work Item (WI) Due date
1
Maturity and field
proven experience of
millimetre wave
transmission
The purpose of this WI is to produce an informative white paper to enhance
operator and regulator confidence in millimetre wave transmission (mWT) Overview
of (traditional) propagation and availability models for mWT and their status Share
measurement results and experience from trials deployments and
propagationavailability test ranges of mWT Address also additional experience in
new dense urban street level environment (macro to small cell as well as small cell
to small cell) for example regarding near-LOS non-LOS and mast sway for mWT
2015-06-30
2
Applications and use
cases of millimetre
wave transmission
The purpose of this Work Item is to produce informative GS as follows bull Potential
uses casesapplications (technologies network topologies) bull Requirements per use
case application bull mmW spectrum solutions key performance benefits bull Evaluation
criteria for use cases applications bull mmW bands application and use case
examples
2015-04-30
3
Overview on V-band
and E-band worldwide
regulations
Purpose of this work item is informative to produce an overview on V-band and E-
band national and International regulations - database collected all relevant info
from WW regulators - Database collection analysis - Constrainsprovisions given in
the Radio Regulations and others - Others relevant activities
2015-06-30
4
V-band street level
interference analysis
Purpose of this Work Item is informative to investigate the feasibility of using
unlicensed band by analysing interference levels in co-channel and adjacent
channels in dense deployment of PP radio at the street level taking into
considerations equipment characteristics capacities and BW requirements
standards- available channels antennas ndash available standards and propagation
oxygen absorption ndash loss and modelling
2015-07-31
5
millimetre wave
semiconductor
Industry technology
status and evolution
Purpose of this Work Item is informative on bull Overview of technologyfoundry
processes currently available and planned in future bull Overview of packaging
processes currently available and planned in future bull Overview of possible
integration level
2015-06-30
ISG mWT high priority topics amp WIs
WORK ITEM 1 ldquoMaturity and field proven
experience of millimetre wave transmissionrdquo
Ericsson as Rapporteur
Proposed deliverables
bull ISG Group specification in the form of an informative white paper with the title
ldquoMaturity and field proven experience of millimetre wave transmissionrdquo
Summary of proposed content
bull Use cases
bull Short summary of (and reference to) use cases and deployment scenarios covered in WI 2
bull Characteristics of mWT
bull (Traditional) Line-of-sight characteristics
bull Additional characteristics of street level deployment (if sufficient experience available)
bull (Non-traditional) Near- and Non-line-of-sight
bull Mast-sway (for street level deployments)
bull Overview and status of propagation and availability models for mWT
bull (Traditional ) Line-of-sight
bull Field proven experience
bull Experience performance results and comparison to models for Line-of-sight
bull Experience for street level deployments
bull References bull Including reference to WI2 WI3 and WI4
WORK ITEM 2 ldquoDefine the relevant use cases
of mWTrdquo
DT as Rapporteur
bull Mobile Backhaul (eg MacroSmall Cell or Fronthaul considering 45G amp different deployment scenarios)
bull Fixed Broadband (eg ldquolast 10-100mrdquo ldquolast 100-1000mrdquo etc)
bull Temporary Solutions (eg public safety special events etc)
bull Other (eg corporate access public WiFi hotspot BH traffic monitoring government TV signal relay privateenterprise networks etc)
Potential Uses Cases Applications (technologies network topologies) eg
bull Technical LOSNLOS throughput range PDPDV availability QoS Sync automation form factor power consumption security etc
bull Non-technical Need for licensed or unlicensed bands etc
Requirements per Use Case Application eg
bull High Throughput low PD flexible frequency re-use etc
mmW Spectrum Solutions Key Performance Benefits eg
bull Differentiating factors of mmW bands
bull Timeline per use case
bull Equipment innovation per use case
bull Market value per use case etc
Evaluation Criteria for Use Cases Applications eg
mmW Bands Application and Use Case Examples
WORK ITEM 3 ldquoSurvey on status of worldwide
regulationrdquo
Alcatel-Lucent as Rapporteur
Proposed deliverables
bull White paper on V-band and E-band regulation (with incorporated database)
Summary of proposed content
bull Overview on V-band and E-band International regulations
bull Picture base on National Regulatory situation worldwide
bull Constrains and recommendations given in the Radio Regulations regional regulators
and standardization bodies worldwide
bull Live Database on national Administration (excel file)
bull never delivered alone partbaseline for the white paper
bull Two parts V-band and E-band
bull Info from National Regulatory ldquoAdministrationrdquo only
bull Maintained and updated on a regular basis (nice to have)
bull First Version April 2015
bull Contentsskeleton (first proposal in next slide )
WORK ITEM 4 ldquoV-band street level interference
analysisrdquo
Huawei as Rapporteur
Scope
bull The document examines the application of LoS radio links in V- band frequencies in
urban applications with regard to interference issues taking into account equipment
requirements propagation issues and expected requirements for backhaul hellip
bull Wherever possible punctual and statistical analysis is performed Applicability of
calculation methods is investigated
bull Purpose of this activity is the identification of optimal use in order to maximize
spectral efficiency and coverage in addition to detect and propose additional
requirements or necessary amendments to existing standards
Abstract
bull Proposed technical report examines interference issues derived from use of V-band
in urban scenarios with specific view to line of sight conditions
bull Equipment and antennas characteristics are considered together with propagation
characteristics
bull Different equipment technologies and location types are addressed to identify
specific requirements to be addressed in proper standards Network and link
requirements are taken into account in development of study
WORK ITEM 5 ldquommWave semiconductor
Industry technology status and evolution rdquo
Infineon as Rapporteur
Scope
bull Focus is on RF Analog technologies
bull Include Filters AFE (ADC DAC) Digital Technologies
bull tbd PCB materials
mmWave Applications more inputs coming from WI2
bull To identify focus areas like Small Cell Macro Cell
bull To distinguish WP depending on Cell sizes
bull Related info from mmWave Applications like WiGig Automotive Radar hellip
Overview Semiconductor Industry Technologies per Application
bull foundry process
bull packaging
bull Integration level
Outlook on Semiconductor Considerations to use of frequencies gt90GHz up to
300GHz
In addition the mWT ISG identified the following topics as potential New WIs for
updatefuture releases of the mWT deliverables
E-band street level interference analysis (New Work item completing WI4)
Active Antenna (phase array) and beam forming for mmwave transmission
systems Possible initial scope could be analysing the use cases from WI2 to
identify blocking issues of employing such technology for mmwave PPPMP radio
(multiple WIs addressing this area are foreseen)
Future spectrum for mmwave transmission in the frequency bands above
90GHz
revisions of W11 to include field trial not included in first release
revision of output from WI4 to include inter system interference conditions
continuous maintenance and update for the database from WI3 on regulatory
and licenses status
develop opinion on V-bandE-band to the industry and regulators derived
from the analysis and result from the database collected in WI3
revision of WI4 for other than LOS scenarios for interference analysis
High priority topics amp potential WIs
The mWT will carry out its activities mainly via G2M conference calls
and will have 4 Plenary meetings per year
The following is the proposed meetings schedule currently under
discussion
bull mWT1 14 ndash 15 January 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (Hosted by
ETSI)
bull mWT2 5 May 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
bull mWT3 22 September ndash Dusseldorf (in conjunction with Layer 123 IPMW
Forum)
bull mWT4 15 December ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Proposed Meetings Schedule
(under discussion)
The mWT ISG is open to all ETSI members and non-members
For full details of the mWT ISG including
ToR ndash Members and Participants agreements and how to join please visit
httpportaletsiorgtbaspxtbid=833ampSubTB=833
Thank you copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Welcome to the mWT ISG
mmW Spectrum
the new frontier of backhauling
FDD
100 10
20
30
40 50
60
70
80
90
6
11
13
15
18
23
26 38
71 ndash 86 GHz 78
42 GHz 50 55 57 ndash 66 GHz 28 32 92 ndash 95 GHz
110
bull ISG mWT adopts the definition of Millimetre Wave as the spectrum above 50 GHz
bull Millimetre Wave as the best choice for LTE now and future 5G frontbackhauling
bull One order of magnitude of more spectrum available compared to traditional case
bull Larger bandwidth available providing fiber-like capacity (2G 4G 10G 100G)
bull Fast Delivery due to sub-band free and high frequency reuse
bull Lower TCO lower spectrum license costs lower cost per bit
Millimetre Wave
(50GHz~300GHz)
Traditional Bands
(6~42GHz)
[ ITU-R Frequency Channel Arrangements]
mmW Spectrum
High frequency standardization (1)
6L6U
100 10
20
30
40 50
60
70
80
90
11
13
15
18
23
26 38
78
40 - 43 52 55 57 - 64
(TDD)
28 32
200 110
120
130
140 150
160
170
180
190 300 210
220
230
240 250
260
270
280
290
1918GHz - 275GHz 92 GHz ndash 134 GHz 141 GHz ndash 1748 GHz 71 ndash 86 GHz
2012 ITU-R F5B313 in the
71-76 and 81-86 GHz was
adopted
2012 ITU-R F5B307 about
92-95 GHz was adopted 2011 ITU-R F2107 covering
up to 134 GHz was approved
Trend of the use of higher frequency bands by fixed radio transmission
2015 Ongoing questionnaire for
the revision of the ECC Report
173 on spectrum requirements
mmW Spectrum
High frequency standardization (2)
Channel spacing trend for fixed radio transmission systems
Prior to 2002 the maximum channel spacing was 220 MHz in 18 GHz
2012 the allocated channel spacing is about 5GHz in the 71-7681-86 GHz
enabling multi-gigabit data transmission per channel per link
Very large spectrum 10GHz 19 x 250 MHz wide channels
E-Band
57 58 59 60 61 62
GERMANY
UK
FRANCE
SPAIN
CHINA
ITALY
USA
BELGIUM
SWITZERLAND
CANADA
AUSTRALIA
63 64 65 66
PORTUGAL
IRELAND
BRAZIL
CZECH
AUSTRIA
POLAND
UNDER DISCUSSION
UNDER DISCUSSION
V-band
55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67
557
8
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
ITU 1497
CEPT 12-12
ITU 1497
CEPT 12-09 CEPT 05-02
EESS
593
RAstron
CEPT HDFS Defence Systems ITS Band CEPT HDFS
Not available for Fixed Links
Fixed Systems (besides other assignements)
FCC Un-Licensed Band
Existing Arrangements (ITU amp CEPT)
Radio Regulations
CEPT Rep 25 (European Table of Freq Allocation amp Utilization)
FCC
Freq (GHz)
Oxig
en
Ab
so
rpt
(d
Bk
m)
Licensing Status for V-band
Unlicensed Licensed amp coordinated Licensed but not coordinated Light licensing
Very fragmented and not uniform licensingcoordination approach
Range of regulatory
approaches
No regulation
Light regulation
Self-coordination uncoordinated
Full regulation
Coordinated
Licensing Status for E-band
country now Open in 2015 country now Open in 2015Australia Yes Norway Yes
Austria Yes Oman Yes
Bahrain Yes Pakistan No probablyBulgaria No No Papua New Guinea Yes
Canada No probably Poland Yes
Chile Yes Portugal No possibly
Czech Republic Yes Puerto Rico Yes
Finland No possibly Russia Yes
France Yes Saudi Arabia YesGermany Yes Slovakia Yes
India No possibly Slovenia Yes
Ireland Yes Spain Yes
Italy Yes Sweden No probably
Latvia Yes Switzerland Yes
Lithuania No possibly UAE Yes
Malta Yes UK Yes
Mexico No possibly USA YesNetherlands Yes Vietnam No possibly
To be decided in 1-2 years
UK Czech Rep
Established policy small or no fees
Ireland Switzerland UK hellip
Recent decisions substantial fees
Measurements results and possibilitieshellip
Long term field measurements in E-band
D-band (141-1485 GHz) possibilities
Big investments necessary to deploy new
features new frequency bands
Products ranging from
Enterprise level to Carrier-class
Still high costs from lack of key components
Timid and unclear strategy for mmW deployment still in
evaluation of the technology and small volume deployment
lack of confidence
mmW spectrum not regulated yet with very different
licensing approaches (even in countries with strong
microwave tradition)
Telecom Operator
National Regulator
Key Component Vendor
Main Equipment Vendor
Basic Gaps
mWT ISG to address the whole
industry
National Regulators
Standards Organizations
Telecom Operators
Product vendors
Key component vendors
mmW Transmission industryhellip
still in its early phase
Content
Millimetre Wave (mmW) Background
Spectrum amp Industry
ISG mWT Creation and Main Milestones
ToR of Millimetre Wave Transmission (mWT) ISG
Overview of Work Program
Work Items
Meetings Schedule
01-2015
12-2014
09-2014
Early 2014
ISG mWT first plenary meeting
in Sophia Antipolis
Establishment of the new ETSI Industry
Specification Group (ISG) on millimetre
Wave Transmission (mWT)
Launch of the mWT forum
Layer123 in Dusseldorf
by founding members
Early discussions founding
members preliminary agreements
Founding members (ALU Ericsson
Huawei NEC Vodafone EE
Andrew Commscope Infineon DT)
ETSI mWT ISG Main Milestones
Content
Millimetre Wave (mmW) Background
Spectrum amp Industry
ISG mWT Creation and Main Milestones
ToR of Millimetre Wave Transmission (mWT) ISG
Overview of Work Program
Work Items
Meetings Schedule
The mWT ISG aims to facilitate the use of the V-band (57-66
GHz) the E-band (71-76 amp 81-86 GHz) and in the future higher
frequency bands (from 50 GHz up to 300 GHz) for large volume
applications in the back-hauling and front-hauling to support
mobile network implementation wireless local loop and any other
service benefitting from high speed wireless transmission
Motivation of ETSI mWT ISG
mWT intends to address the whole industry value chain with emphasis on
bull Current and future regulations and licensing schemes for the use of
suitable spectrum in different countries
bull Putting in communication the whole industry chain to share and circulate
public information regarding the applications in field in order to favor faster and
more effective decisions on investments needed to provide new technologies
features and equipment
bull Influencing standards for the deployment of the products
bull Enhancing the confidence of all stakeholders and the general public in the
use of millimetre wave technologies
ToR of the mWT ISG (1)
The purpose of the ISG mWT is to provide a platform and opportunity for
companies organizations and any other stakeholder involved in the microwave
and millimetre wave industry chain to exchange technical information as follows
bull Sharing pure technical information (ie on trials aimed at propagation channel
model verification interference simulation) in order to prepare White Papers
and Presentations to increase the level of confidence by the operators
worldwide in the use of millimeter-waves and
bull Making it possible for all stakeholders involved in the industry to obtain the
latest technical information including latest research results promoting
cooperation and technical progress but always avoiding commercial issues and
always under compliance with the relevant competition laws
The ISG mWT aims to be a worldwide initiative with global reach
ToR of the mWT ISG (2)
Alcatel -Lucent
Ericsson
Huawei
NEC
Vodafone
EE
Commscope
Infineon
Deutsche Telekom
The mWT ISG was proposed by the following founding members
Founding members of the mWT ISG
copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
List of membersparticipants as of 20-01-15
Members
Organisation Name URL
Alcatel-Lucent (FR) wwwalcatel-lucentfr
Andrew AG (CH) httpwwwcommscopecom
BROADCOM CORPORATION (US) wwwbroadcomcom
Ceragon Networks AS (NO) wwwceragoncom
Deutsche Telekom AG (DE) wwwtelekomde
DOCOMO Communications Laboritories Europe
GbmH (DE) wwwdocomolab-eurocom
E-Blink sa (FR) wwwe-blinkcom
Ericsson LM (SE) wwwericssoncom
FBConsulting SARL (LU) wwwfbconsultinglu
Huawei Technologies (SE) wwwhuaweicom
Huawei Technologies Co Ltd (GB) wwwhuaweicom
HUBER+SUHNER AG (CH) wwwhubersuhnercom
INFINEON TECHNOLOGIES (DE) wwwinfineoncom
Intel Mobile Communications (DE) wwwintelcom
InterDigital Communications (US) wwwinterdigitalcom
NEC Corporation (JP) wwwnec-globalcom
NEC Europe LTD (GB) wwwukneccom
Nokia Solutions and Networks Gmbh amp Co KG (DE) wwwnsncom
SIAE Microelettronica SpA (IT) httpswwwsiaemiccom
Siklu Communication Ltd (IL) wwwsiklucom
STMicroelectronics wwwstmicroelectronicscom
VODAFONE Group Plc (GB) wwwvodafonecom
Participants
Organisation Name URL
EE Limited (GB) wwweecouk
Filtronic Broadband Ltd (GB) wwwfiltroniccom
Plasma Antennas Ltd (GB) wwwplasmaantennascom
Content
Millimetre Wave (mmW) Background
Spectrum amp Industry
ISG mWT Creation and Main Milestones
ToR of Millimetre Wave Transmission (mWT) ISG
Overview of Work Program
Work Items
Meetings Schedule
Title of Work Item Scope of Work Item (WI) Due date
1
Maturity and field
proven experience of
millimetre wave
transmission
The purpose of this WI is to produce an informative white paper to enhance
operator and regulator confidence in millimetre wave transmission (mWT) Overview
of (traditional) propagation and availability models for mWT and their status Share
measurement results and experience from trials deployments and
propagationavailability test ranges of mWT Address also additional experience in
new dense urban street level environment (macro to small cell as well as small cell
to small cell) for example regarding near-LOS non-LOS and mast sway for mWT
2015-06-30
2
Applications and use
cases of millimetre
wave transmission
The purpose of this Work Item is to produce informative GS as follows bull Potential
uses casesapplications (technologies network topologies) bull Requirements per use
case application bull mmW spectrum solutions key performance benefits bull Evaluation
criteria for use cases applications bull mmW bands application and use case
examples
2015-04-30
3
Overview on V-band
and E-band worldwide
regulations
Purpose of this work item is informative to produce an overview on V-band and E-
band national and International regulations - database collected all relevant info
from WW regulators - Database collection analysis - Constrainsprovisions given in
the Radio Regulations and others - Others relevant activities
2015-06-30
4
V-band street level
interference analysis
Purpose of this Work Item is informative to investigate the feasibility of using
unlicensed band by analysing interference levels in co-channel and adjacent
channels in dense deployment of PP radio at the street level taking into
considerations equipment characteristics capacities and BW requirements
standards- available channels antennas ndash available standards and propagation
oxygen absorption ndash loss and modelling
2015-07-31
5
millimetre wave
semiconductor
Industry technology
status and evolution
Purpose of this Work Item is informative on bull Overview of technologyfoundry
processes currently available and planned in future bull Overview of packaging
processes currently available and planned in future bull Overview of possible
integration level
2015-06-30
ISG mWT high priority topics amp WIs
WORK ITEM 1 ldquoMaturity and field proven
experience of millimetre wave transmissionrdquo
Ericsson as Rapporteur
Proposed deliverables
bull ISG Group specification in the form of an informative white paper with the title
ldquoMaturity and field proven experience of millimetre wave transmissionrdquo
Summary of proposed content
bull Use cases
bull Short summary of (and reference to) use cases and deployment scenarios covered in WI 2
bull Characteristics of mWT
bull (Traditional) Line-of-sight characteristics
bull Additional characteristics of street level deployment (if sufficient experience available)
bull (Non-traditional) Near- and Non-line-of-sight
bull Mast-sway (for street level deployments)
bull Overview and status of propagation and availability models for mWT
bull (Traditional ) Line-of-sight
bull Field proven experience
bull Experience performance results and comparison to models for Line-of-sight
bull Experience for street level deployments
bull References bull Including reference to WI2 WI3 and WI4
WORK ITEM 2 ldquoDefine the relevant use cases
of mWTrdquo
DT as Rapporteur
bull Mobile Backhaul (eg MacroSmall Cell or Fronthaul considering 45G amp different deployment scenarios)
bull Fixed Broadband (eg ldquolast 10-100mrdquo ldquolast 100-1000mrdquo etc)
bull Temporary Solutions (eg public safety special events etc)
bull Other (eg corporate access public WiFi hotspot BH traffic monitoring government TV signal relay privateenterprise networks etc)
Potential Uses Cases Applications (technologies network topologies) eg
bull Technical LOSNLOS throughput range PDPDV availability QoS Sync automation form factor power consumption security etc
bull Non-technical Need for licensed or unlicensed bands etc
Requirements per Use Case Application eg
bull High Throughput low PD flexible frequency re-use etc
mmW Spectrum Solutions Key Performance Benefits eg
bull Differentiating factors of mmW bands
bull Timeline per use case
bull Equipment innovation per use case
bull Market value per use case etc
Evaluation Criteria for Use Cases Applications eg
mmW Bands Application and Use Case Examples
WORK ITEM 3 ldquoSurvey on status of worldwide
regulationrdquo
Alcatel-Lucent as Rapporteur
Proposed deliverables
bull White paper on V-band and E-band regulation (with incorporated database)
Summary of proposed content
bull Overview on V-band and E-band International regulations
bull Picture base on National Regulatory situation worldwide
bull Constrains and recommendations given in the Radio Regulations regional regulators
and standardization bodies worldwide
bull Live Database on national Administration (excel file)
bull never delivered alone partbaseline for the white paper
bull Two parts V-band and E-band
bull Info from National Regulatory ldquoAdministrationrdquo only
bull Maintained and updated on a regular basis (nice to have)
bull First Version April 2015
bull Contentsskeleton (first proposal in next slide )
WORK ITEM 4 ldquoV-band street level interference
analysisrdquo
Huawei as Rapporteur
Scope
bull The document examines the application of LoS radio links in V- band frequencies in
urban applications with regard to interference issues taking into account equipment
requirements propagation issues and expected requirements for backhaul hellip
bull Wherever possible punctual and statistical analysis is performed Applicability of
calculation methods is investigated
bull Purpose of this activity is the identification of optimal use in order to maximize
spectral efficiency and coverage in addition to detect and propose additional
requirements or necessary amendments to existing standards
Abstract
bull Proposed technical report examines interference issues derived from use of V-band
in urban scenarios with specific view to line of sight conditions
bull Equipment and antennas characteristics are considered together with propagation
characteristics
bull Different equipment technologies and location types are addressed to identify
specific requirements to be addressed in proper standards Network and link
requirements are taken into account in development of study
WORK ITEM 5 ldquommWave semiconductor
Industry technology status and evolution rdquo
Infineon as Rapporteur
Scope
bull Focus is on RF Analog technologies
bull Include Filters AFE (ADC DAC) Digital Technologies
bull tbd PCB materials
mmWave Applications more inputs coming from WI2
bull To identify focus areas like Small Cell Macro Cell
bull To distinguish WP depending on Cell sizes
bull Related info from mmWave Applications like WiGig Automotive Radar hellip
Overview Semiconductor Industry Technologies per Application
bull foundry process
bull packaging
bull Integration level
Outlook on Semiconductor Considerations to use of frequencies gt90GHz up to
300GHz
In addition the mWT ISG identified the following topics as potential New WIs for
updatefuture releases of the mWT deliverables
E-band street level interference analysis (New Work item completing WI4)
Active Antenna (phase array) and beam forming for mmwave transmission
systems Possible initial scope could be analysing the use cases from WI2 to
identify blocking issues of employing such technology for mmwave PPPMP radio
(multiple WIs addressing this area are foreseen)
Future spectrum for mmwave transmission in the frequency bands above
90GHz
revisions of W11 to include field trial not included in first release
revision of output from WI4 to include inter system interference conditions
continuous maintenance and update for the database from WI3 on regulatory
and licenses status
develop opinion on V-bandE-band to the industry and regulators derived
from the analysis and result from the database collected in WI3
revision of WI4 for other than LOS scenarios for interference analysis
High priority topics amp potential WIs
The mWT will carry out its activities mainly via G2M conference calls
and will have 4 Plenary meetings per year
The following is the proposed meetings schedule currently under
discussion
bull mWT1 14 ndash 15 January 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (Hosted by
ETSI)
bull mWT2 5 May 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
bull mWT3 22 September ndash Dusseldorf (in conjunction with Layer 123 IPMW
Forum)
bull mWT4 15 December ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Proposed Meetings Schedule
(under discussion)
The mWT ISG is open to all ETSI members and non-members
For full details of the mWT ISG including
ToR ndash Members and Participants agreements and how to join please visit
httpportaletsiorgtbaspxtbid=833ampSubTB=833
Thank you copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Welcome to the mWT ISG
mmW Spectrum
High frequency standardization (1)
6L6U
100 10
20
30
40 50
60
70
80
90
11
13
15
18
23
26 38
78
40 - 43 52 55 57 - 64
(TDD)
28 32
200 110
120
130
140 150
160
170
180
190 300 210
220
230
240 250
260
270
280
290
1918GHz - 275GHz 92 GHz ndash 134 GHz 141 GHz ndash 1748 GHz 71 ndash 86 GHz
2012 ITU-R F5B313 in the
71-76 and 81-86 GHz was
adopted
2012 ITU-R F5B307 about
92-95 GHz was adopted 2011 ITU-R F2107 covering
up to 134 GHz was approved
Trend of the use of higher frequency bands by fixed radio transmission
2015 Ongoing questionnaire for
the revision of the ECC Report
173 on spectrum requirements
mmW Spectrum
High frequency standardization (2)
Channel spacing trend for fixed radio transmission systems
Prior to 2002 the maximum channel spacing was 220 MHz in 18 GHz
2012 the allocated channel spacing is about 5GHz in the 71-7681-86 GHz
enabling multi-gigabit data transmission per channel per link
Very large spectrum 10GHz 19 x 250 MHz wide channels
E-Band
57 58 59 60 61 62
GERMANY
UK
FRANCE
SPAIN
CHINA
ITALY
USA
BELGIUM
SWITZERLAND
CANADA
AUSTRALIA
63 64 65 66
PORTUGAL
IRELAND
BRAZIL
CZECH
AUSTRIA
POLAND
UNDER DISCUSSION
UNDER DISCUSSION
V-band
55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67
557
8
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
ITU 1497
CEPT 12-12
ITU 1497
CEPT 12-09 CEPT 05-02
EESS
593
RAstron
CEPT HDFS Defence Systems ITS Band CEPT HDFS
Not available for Fixed Links
Fixed Systems (besides other assignements)
FCC Un-Licensed Band
Existing Arrangements (ITU amp CEPT)
Radio Regulations
CEPT Rep 25 (European Table of Freq Allocation amp Utilization)
FCC
Freq (GHz)
Oxig
en
Ab
so
rpt
(d
Bk
m)
Licensing Status for V-band
Unlicensed Licensed amp coordinated Licensed but not coordinated Light licensing
Very fragmented and not uniform licensingcoordination approach
Range of regulatory
approaches
No regulation
Light regulation
Self-coordination uncoordinated
Full regulation
Coordinated
Licensing Status for E-band
country now Open in 2015 country now Open in 2015Australia Yes Norway Yes
Austria Yes Oman Yes
Bahrain Yes Pakistan No probablyBulgaria No No Papua New Guinea Yes
Canada No probably Poland Yes
Chile Yes Portugal No possibly
Czech Republic Yes Puerto Rico Yes
Finland No possibly Russia Yes
France Yes Saudi Arabia YesGermany Yes Slovakia Yes
India No possibly Slovenia Yes
Ireland Yes Spain Yes
Italy Yes Sweden No probably
Latvia Yes Switzerland Yes
Lithuania No possibly UAE Yes
Malta Yes UK Yes
Mexico No possibly USA YesNetherlands Yes Vietnam No possibly
To be decided in 1-2 years
UK Czech Rep
Established policy small or no fees
Ireland Switzerland UK hellip
Recent decisions substantial fees
Measurements results and possibilitieshellip
Long term field measurements in E-band
D-band (141-1485 GHz) possibilities
Big investments necessary to deploy new
features new frequency bands
Products ranging from
Enterprise level to Carrier-class
Still high costs from lack of key components
Timid and unclear strategy for mmW deployment still in
evaluation of the technology and small volume deployment
lack of confidence
mmW spectrum not regulated yet with very different
licensing approaches (even in countries with strong
microwave tradition)
Telecom Operator
National Regulator
Key Component Vendor
Main Equipment Vendor
Basic Gaps
mWT ISG to address the whole
industry
National Regulators
Standards Organizations
Telecom Operators
Product vendors
Key component vendors
mmW Transmission industryhellip
still in its early phase
Content
Millimetre Wave (mmW) Background
Spectrum amp Industry
ISG mWT Creation and Main Milestones
ToR of Millimetre Wave Transmission (mWT) ISG
Overview of Work Program
Work Items
Meetings Schedule
01-2015
12-2014
09-2014
Early 2014
ISG mWT first plenary meeting
in Sophia Antipolis
Establishment of the new ETSI Industry
Specification Group (ISG) on millimetre
Wave Transmission (mWT)
Launch of the mWT forum
Layer123 in Dusseldorf
by founding members
Early discussions founding
members preliminary agreements
Founding members (ALU Ericsson
Huawei NEC Vodafone EE
Andrew Commscope Infineon DT)
ETSI mWT ISG Main Milestones
Content
Millimetre Wave (mmW) Background
Spectrum amp Industry
ISG mWT Creation and Main Milestones
ToR of Millimetre Wave Transmission (mWT) ISG
Overview of Work Program
Work Items
Meetings Schedule
The mWT ISG aims to facilitate the use of the V-band (57-66
GHz) the E-band (71-76 amp 81-86 GHz) and in the future higher
frequency bands (from 50 GHz up to 300 GHz) for large volume
applications in the back-hauling and front-hauling to support
mobile network implementation wireless local loop and any other
service benefitting from high speed wireless transmission
Motivation of ETSI mWT ISG
mWT intends to address the whole industry value chain with emphasis on
bull Current and future regulations and licensing schemes for the use of
suitable spectrum in different countries
bull Putting in communication the whole industry chain to share and circulate
public information regarding the applications in field in order to favor faster and
more effective decisions on investments needed to provide new technologies
features and equipment
bull Influencing standards for the deployment of the products
bull Enhancing the confidence of all stakeholders and the general public in the
use of millimetre wave technologies
ToR of the mWT ISG (1)
The purpose of the ISG mWT is to provide a platform and opportunity for
companies organizations and any other stakeholder involved in the microwave
and millimetre wave industry chain to exchange technical information as follows
bull Sharing pure technical information (ie on trials aimed at propagation channel
model verification interference simulation) in order to prepare White Papers
and Presentations to increase the level of confidence by the operators
worldwide in the use of millimeter-waves and
bull Making it possible for all stakeholders involved in the industry to obtain the
latest technical information including latest research results promoting
cooperation and technical progress but always avoiding commercial issues and
always under compliance with the relevant competition laws
The ISG mWT aims to be a worldwide initiative with global reach
ToR of the mWT ISG (2)
Alcatel -Lucent
Ericsson
Huawei
NEC
Vodafone
EE
Commscope
Infineon
Deutsche Telekom
The mWT ISG was proposed by the following founding members
Founding members of the mWT ISG
copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
List of membersparticipants as of 20-01-15
Members
Organisation Name URL
Alcatel-Lucent (FR) wwwalcatel-lucentfr
Andrew AG (CH) httpwwwcommscopecom
BROADCOM CORPORATION (US) wwwbroadcomcom
Ceragon Networks AS (NO) wwwceragoncom
Deutsche Telekom AG (DE) wwwtelekomde
DOCOMO Communications Laboritories Europe
GbmH (DE) wwwdocomolab-eurocom
E-Blink sa (FR) wwwe-blinkcom
Ericsson LM (SE) wwwericssoncom
FBConsulting SARL (LU) wwwfbconsultinglu
Huawei Technologies (SE) wwwhuaweicom
Huawei Technologies Co Ltd (GB) wwwhuaweicom
HUBER+SUHNER AG (CH) wwwhubersuhnercom
INFINEON TECHNOLOGIES (DE) wwwinfineoncom
Intel Mobile Communications (DE) wwwintelcom
InterDigital Communications (US) wwwinterdigitalcom
NEC Corporation (JP) wwwnec-globalcom
NEC Europe LTD (GB) wwwukneccom
Nokia Solutions and Networks Gmbh amp Co KG (DE) wwwnsncom
SIAE Microelettronica SpA (IT) httpswwwsiaemiccom
Siklu Communication Ltd (IL) wwwsiklucom
STMicroelectronics wwwstmicroelectronicscom
VODAFONE Group Plc (GB) wwwvodafonecom
Participants
Organisation Name URL
EE Limited (GB) wwweecouk
Filtronic Broadband Ltd (GB) wwwfiltroniccom
Plasma Antennas Ltd (GB) wwwplasmaantennascom
Content
Millimetre Wave (mmW) Background
Spectrum amp Industry
ISG mWT Creation and Main Milestones
ToR of Millimetre Wave Transmission (mWT) ISG
Overview of Work Program
Work Items
Meetings Schedule
Title of Work Item Scope of Work Item (WI) Due date
1
Maturity and field
proven experience of
millimetre wave
transmission
The purpose of this WI is to produce an informative white paper to enhance
operator and regulator confidence in millimetre wave transmission (mWT) Overview
of (traditional) propagation and availability models for mWT and their status Share
measurement results and experience from trials deployments and
propagationavailability test ranges of mWT Address also additional experience in
new dense urban street level environment (macro to small cell as well as small cell
to small cell) for example regarding near-LOS non-LOS and mast sway for mWT
2015-06-30
2
Applications and use
cases of millimetre
wave transmission
The purpose of this Work Item is to produce informative GS as follows bull Potential
uses casesapplications (technologies network topologies) bull Requirements per use
case application bull mmW spectrum solutions key performance benefits bull Evaluation
criteria for use cases applications bull mmW bands application and use case
examples
2015-04-30
3
Overview on V-band
and E-band worldwide
regulations
Purpose of this work item is informative to produce an overview on V-band and E-
band national and International regulations - database collected all relevant info
from WW regulators - Database collection analysis - Constrainsprovisions given in
the Radio Regulations and others - Others relevant activities
2015-06-30
4
V-band street level
interference analysis
Purpose of this Work Item is informative to investigate the feasibility of using
unlicensed band by analysing interference levels in co-channel and adjacent
channels in dense deployment of PP radio at the street level taking into
considerations equipment characteristics capacities and BW requirements
standards- available channels antennas ndash available standards and propagation
oxygen absorption ndash loss and modelling
2015-07-31
5
millimetre wave
semiconductor
Industry technology
status and evolution
Purpose of this Work Item is informative on bull Overview of technologyfoundry
processes currently available and planned in future bull Overview of packaging
processes currently available and planned in future bull Overview of possible
integration level
2015-06-30
ISG mWT high priority topics amp WIs
WORK ITEM 1 ldquoMaturity and field proven
experience of millimetre wave transmissionrdquo
Ericsson as Rapporteur
Proposed deliverables
bull ISG Group specification in the form of an informative white paper with the title
ldquoMaturity and field proven experience of millimetre wave transmissionrdquo
Summary of proposed content
bull Use cases
bull Short summary of (and reference to) use cases and deployment scenarios covered in WI 2
bull Characteristics of mWT
bull (Traditional) Line-of-sight characteristics
bull Additional characteristics of street level deployment (if sufficient experience available)
bull (Non-traditional) Near- and Non-line-of-sight
bull Mast-sway (for street level deployments)
bull Overview and status of propagation and availability models for mWT
bull (Traditional ) Line-of-sight
bull Field proven experience
bull Experience performance results and comparison to models for Line-of-sight
bull Experience for street level deployments
bull References bull Including reference to WI2 WI3 and WI4
WORK ITEM 2 ldquoDefine the relevant use cases
of mWTrdquo
DT as Rapporteur
bull Mobile Backhaul (eg MacroSmall Cell or Fronthaul considering 45G amp different deployment scenarios)
bull Fixed Broadband (eg ldquolast 10-100mrdquo ldquolast 100-1000mrdquo etc)
bull Temporary Solutions (eg public safety special events etc)
bull Other (eg corporate access public WiFi hotspot BH traffic monitoring government TV signal relay privateenterprise networks etc)
Potential Uses Cases Applications (technologies network topologies) eg
bull Technical LOSNLOS throughput range PDPDV availability QoS Sync automation form factor power consumption security etc
bull Non-technical Need for licensed or unlicensed bands etc
Requirements per Use Case Application eg
bull High Throughput low PD flexible frequency re-use etc
mmW Spectrum Solutions Key Performance Benefits eg
bull Differentiating factors of mmW bands
bull Timeline per use case
bull Equipment innovation per use case
bull Market value per use case etc
Evaluation Criteria for Use Cases Applications eg
mmW Bands Application and Use Case Examples
WORK ITEM 3 ldquoSurvey on status of worldwide
regulationrdquo
Alcatel-Lucent as Rapporteur
Proposed deliverables
bull White paper on V-band and E-band regulation (with incorporated database)
Summary of proposed content
bull Overview on V-band and E-band International regulations
bull Picture base on National Regulatory situation worldwide
bull Constrains and recommendations given in the Radio Regulations regional regulators
and standardization bodies worldwide
bull Live Database on national Administration (excel file)
bull never delivered alone partbaseline for the white paper
bull Two parts V-band and E-band
bull Info from National Regulatory ldquoAdministrationrdquo only
bull Maintained and updated on a regular basis (nice to have)
bull First Version April 2015
bull Contentsskeleton (first proposal in next slide )
WORK ITEM 4 ldquoV-band street level interference
analysisrdquo
Huawei as Rapporteur
Scope
bull The document examines the application of LoS radio links in V- band frequencies in
urban applications with regard to interference issues taking into account equipment
requirements propagation issues and expected requirements for backhaul hellip
bull Wherever possible punctual and statistical analysis is performed Applicability of
calculation methods is investigated
bull Purpose of this activity is the identification of optimal use in order to maximize
spectral efficiency and coverage in addition to detect and propose additional
requirements or necessary amendments to existing standards
Abstract
bull Proposed technical report examines interference issues derived from use of V-band
in urban scenarios with specific view to line of sight conditions
bull Equipment and antennas characteristics are considered together with propagation
characteristics
bull Different equipment technologies and location types are addressed to identify
specific requirements to be addressed in proper standards Network and link
requirements are taken into account in development of study
WORK ITEM 5 ldquommWave semiconductor
Industry technology status and evolution rdquo
Infineon as Rapporteur
Scope
bull Focus is on RF Analog technologies
bull Include Filters AFE (ADC DAC) Digital Technologies
bull tbd PCB materials
mmWave Applications more inputs coming from WI2
bull To identify focus areas like Small Cell Macro Cell
bull To distinguish WP depending on Cell sizes
bull Related info from mmWave Applications like WiGig Automotive Radar hellip
Overview Semiconductor Industry Technologies per Application
bull foundry process
bull packaging
bull Integration level
Outlook on Semiconductor Considerations to use of frequencies gt90GHz up to
300GHz
In addition the mWT ISG identified the following topics as potential New WIs for
updatefuture releases of the mWT deliverables
E-band street level interference analysis (New Work item completing WI4)
Active Antenna (phase array) and beam forming for mmwave transmission
systems Possible initial scope could be analysing the use cases from WI2 to
identify blocking issues of employing such technology for mmwave PPPMP radio
(multiple WIs addressing this area are foreseen)
Future spectrum for mmwave transmission in the frequency bands above
90GHz
revisions of W11 to include field trial not included in first release
revision of output from WI4 to include inter system interference conditions
continuous maintenance and update for the database from WI3 on regulatory
and licenses status
develop opinion on V-bandE-band to the industry and regulators derived
from the analysis and result from the database collected in WI3
revision of WI4 for other than LOS scenarios for interference analysis
High priority topics amp potential WIs
The mWT will carry out its activities mainly via G2M conference calls
and will have 4 Plenary meetings per year
The following is the proposed meetings schedule currently under
discussion
bull mWT1 14 ndash 15 January 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (Hosted by
ETSI)
bull mWT2 5 May 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
bull mWT3 22 September ndash Dusseldorf (in conjunction with Layer 123 IPMW
Forum)
bull mWT4 15 December ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Proposed Meetings Schedule
(under discussion)
The mWT ISG is open to all ETSI members and non-members
For full details of the mWT ISG including
ToR ndash Members and Participants agreements and how to join please visit
httpportaletsiorgtbaspxtbid=833ampSubTB=833
Thank you copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Welcome to the mWT ISG
mmW Spectrum
High frequency standardization (2)
Channel spacing trend for fixed radio transmission systems
Prior to 2002 the maximum channel spacing was 220 MHz in 18 GHz
2012 the allocated channel spacing is about 5GHz in the 71-7681-86 GHz
enabling multi-gigabit data transmission per channel per link
Very large spectrum 10GHz 19 x 250 MHz wide channels
E-Band
57 58 59 60 61 62
GERMANY
UK
FRANCE
SPAIN
CHINA
ITALY
USA
BELGIUM
SWITZERLAND
CANADA
AUSTRALIA
63 64 65 66
PORTUGAL
IRELAND
BRAZIL
CZECH
AUSTRIA
POLAND
UNDER DISCUSSION
UNDER DISCUSSION
V-band
55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67
557
8
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
ITU 1497
CEPT 12-12
ITU 1497
CEPT 12-09 CEPT 05-02
EESS
593
RAstron
CEPT HDFS Defence Systems ITS Band CEPT HDFS
Not available for Fixed Links
Fixed Systems (besides other assignements)
FCC Un-Licensed Band
Existing Arrangements (ITU amp CEPT)
Radio Regulations
CEPT Rep 25 (European Table of Freq Allocation amp Utilization)
FCC
Freq (GHz)
Oxig
en
Ab
so
rpt
(d
Bk
m)
Licensing Status for V-band
Unlicensed Licensed amp coordinated Licensed but not coordinated Light licensing
Very fragmented and not uniform licensingcoordination approach
Range of regulatory
approaches
No regulation
Light regulation
Self-coordination uncoordinated
Full regulation
Coordinated
Licensing Status for E-band
country now Open in 2015 country now Open in 2015Australia Yes Norway Yes
Austria Yes Oman Yes
Bahrain Yes Pakistan No probablyBulgaria No No Papua New Guinea Yes
Canada No probably Poland Yes
Chile Yes Portugal No possibly
Czech Republic Yes Puerto Rico Yes
Finland No possibly Russia Yes
France Yes Saudi Arabia YesGermany Yes Slovakia Yes
India No possibly Slovenia Yes
Ireland Yes Spain Yes
Italy Yes Sweden No probably
Latvia Yes Switzerland Yes
Lithuania No possibly UAE Yes
Malta Yes UK Yes
Mexico No possibly USA YesNetherlands Yes Vietnam No possibly
To be decided in 1-2 years
UK Czech Rep
Established policy small or no fees
Ireland Switzerland UK hellip
Recent decisions substantial fees
Measurements results and possibilitieshellip
Long term field measurements in E-band
D-band (141-1485 GHz) possibilities
Big investments necessary to deploy new
features new frequency bands
Products ranging from
Enterprise level to Carrier-class
Still high costs from lack of key components
Timid and unclear strategy for mmW deployment still in
evaluation of the technology and small volume deployment
lack of confidence
mmW spectrum not regulated yet with very different
licensing approaches (even in countries with strong
microwave tradition)
Telecom Operator
National Regulator
Key Component Vendor
Main Equipment Vendor
Basic Gaps
mWT ISG to address the whole
industry
National Regulators
Standards Organizations
Telecom Operators
Product vendors
Key component vendors
mmW Transmission industryhellip
still in its early phase
Content
Millimetre Wave (mmW) Background
Spectrum amp Industry
ISG mWT Creation and Main Milestones
ToR of Millimetre Wave Transmission (mWT) ISG
Overview of Work Program
Work Items
Meetings Schedule
01-2015
12-2014
09-2014
Early 2014
ISG mWT first plenary meeting
in Sophia Antipolis
Establishment of the new ETSI Industry
Specification Group (ISG) on millimetre
Wave Transmission (mWT)
Launch of the mWT forum
Layer123 in Dusseldorf
by founding members
Early discussions founding
members preliminary agreements
Founding members (ALU Ericsson
Huawei NEC Vodafone EE
Andrew Commscope Infineon DT)
ETSI mWT ISG Main Milestones
Content
Millimetre Wave (mmW) Background
Spectrum amp Industry
ISG mWT Creation and Main Milestones
ToR of Millimetre Wave Transmission (mWT) ISG
Overview of Work Program
Work Items
Meetings Schedule
The mWT ISG aims to facilitate the use of the V-band (57-66
GHz) the E-band (71-76 amp 81-86 GHz) and in the future higher
frequency bands (from 50 GHz up to 300 GHz) for large volume
applications in the back-hauling and front-hauling to support
mobile network implementation wireless local loop and any other
service benefitting from high speed wireless transmission
Motivation of ETSI mWT ISG
mWT intends to address the whole industry value chain with emphasis on
bull Current and future regulations and licensing schemes for the use of
suitable spectrum in different countries
bull Putting in communication the whole industry chain to share and circulate
public information regarding the applications in field in order to favor faster and
more effective decisions on investments needed to provide new technologies
features and equipment
bull Influencing standards for the deployment of the products
bull Enhancing the confidence of all stakeholders and the general public in the
use of millimetre wave technologies
ToR of the mWT ISG (1)
The purpose of the ISG mWT is to provide a platform and opportunity for
companies organizations and any other stakeholder involved in the microwave
and millimetre wave industry chain to exchange technical information as follows
bull Sharing pure technical information (ie on trials aimed at propagation channel
model verification interference simulation) in order to prepare White Papers
and Presentations to increase the level of confidence by the operators
worldwide in the use of millimeter-waves and
bull Making it possible for all stakeholders involved in the industry to obtain the
latest technical information including latest research results promoting
cooperation and technical progress but always avoiding commercial issues and
always under compliance with the relevant competition laws
The ISG mWT aims to be a worldwide initiative with global reach
ToR of the mWT ISG (2)
Alcatel -Lucent
Ericsson
Huawei
NEC
Vodafone
EE
Commscope
Infineon
Deutsche Telekom
The mWT ISG was proposed by the following founding members
Founding members of the mWT ISG
copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
List of membersparticipants as of 20-01-15
Members
Organisation Name URL
Alcatel-Lucent (FR) wwwalcatel-lucentfr
Andrew AG (CH) httpwwwcommscopecom
BROADCOM CORPORATION (US) wwwbroadcomcom
Ceragon Networks AS (NO) wwwceragoncom
Deutsche Telekom AG (DE) wwwtelekomde
DOCOMO Communications Laboritories Europe
GbmH (DE) wwwdocomolab-eurocom
E-Blink sa (FR) wwwe-blinkcom
Ericsson LM (SE) wwwericssoncom
FBConsulting SARL (LU) wwwfbconsultinglu
Huawei Technologies (SE) wwwhuaweicom
Huawei Technologies Co Ltd (GB) wwwhuaweicom
HUBER+SUHNER AG (CH) wwwhubersuhnercom
INFINEON TECHNOLOGIES (DE) wwwinfineoncom
Intel Mobile Communications (DE) wwwintelcom
InterDigital Communications (US) wwwinterdigitalcom
NEC Corporation (JP) wwwnec-globalcom
NEC Europe LTD (GB) wwwukneccom
Nokia Solutions and Networks Gmbh amp Co KG (DE) wwwnsncom
SIAE Microelettronica SpA (IT) httpswwwsiaemiccom
Siklu Communication Ltd (IL) wwwsiklucom
STMicroelectronics wwwstmicroelectronicscom
VODAFONE Group Plc (GB) wwwvodafonecom
Participants
Organisation Name URL
EE Limited (GB) wwweecouk
Filtronic Broadband Ltd (GB) wwwfiltroniccom
Plasma Antennas Ltd (GB) wwwplasmaantennascom
Content
Millimetre Wave (mmW) Background
Spectrum amp Industry
ISG mWT Creation and Main Milestones
ToR of Millimetre Wave Transmission (mWT) ISG
Overview of Work Program
Work Items
Meetings Schedule
Title of Work Item Scope of Work Item (WI) Due date
1
Maturity and field
proven experience of
millimetre wave
transmission
The purpose of this WI is to produce an informative white paper to enhance
operator and regulator confidence in millimetre wave transmission (mWT) Overview
of (traditional) propagation and availability models for mWT and their status Share
measurement results and experience from trials deployments and
propagationavailability test ranges of mWT Address also additional experience in
new dense urban street level environment (macro to small cell as well as small cell
to small cell) for example regarding near-LOS non-LOS and mast sway for mWT
2015-06-30
2
Applications and use
cases of millimetre
wave transmission
The purpose of this Work Item is to produce informative GS as follows bull Potential
uses casesapplications (technologies network topologies) bull Requirements per use
case application bull mmW spectrum solutions key performance benefits bull Evaluation
criteria for use cases applications bull mmW bands application and use case
examples
2015-04-30
3
Overview on V-band
and E-band worldwide
regulations
Purpose of this work item is informative to produce an overview on V-band and E-
band national and International regulations - database collected all relevant info
from WW regulators - Database collection analysis - Constrainsprovisions given in
the Radio Regulations and others - Others relevant activities
2015-06-30
4
V-band street level
interference analysis
Purpose of this Work Item is informative to investigate the feasibility of using
unlicensed band by analysing interference levels in co-channel and adjacent
channels in dense deployment of PP radio at the street level taking into
considerations equipment characteristics capacities and BW requirements
standards- available channels antennas ndash available standards and propagation
oxygen absorption ndash loss and modelling
2015-07-31
5
millimetre wave
semiconductor
Industry technology
status and evolution
Purpose of this Work Item is informative on bull Overview of technologyfoundry
processes currently available and planned in future bull Overview of packaging
processes currently available and planned in future bull Overview of possible
integration level
2015-06-30
ISG mWT high priority topics amp WIs
WORK ITEM 1 ldquoMaturity and field proven
experience of millimetre wave transmissionrdquo
Ericsson as Rapporteur
Proposed deliverables
bull ISG Group specification in the form of an informative white paper with the title
ldquoMaturity and field proven experience of millimetre wave transmissionrdquo
Summary of proposed content
bull Use cases
bull Short summary of (and reference to) use cases and deployment scenarios covered in WI 2
bull Characteristics of mWT
bull (Traditional) Line-of-sight characteristics
bull Additional characteristics of street level deployment (if sufficient experience available)
bull (Non-traditional) Near- and Non-line-of-sight
bull Mast-sway (for street level deployments)
bull Overview and status of propagation and availability models for mWT
bull (Traditional ) Line-of-sight
bull Field proven experience
bull Experience performance results and comparison to models for Line-of-sight
bull Experience for street level deployments
bull References bull Including reference to WI2 WI3 and WI4
WORK ITEM 2 ldquoDefine the relevant use cases
of mWTrdquo
DT as Rapporteur
bull Mobile Backhaul (eg MacroSmall Cell or Fronthaul considering 45G amp different deployment scenarios)
bull Fixed Broadband (eg ldquolast 10-100mrdquo ldquolast 100-1000mrdquo etc)
bull Temporary Solutions (eg public safety special events etc)
bull Other (eg corporate access public WiFi hotspot BH traffic monitoring government TV signal relay privateenterprise networks etc)
Potential Uses Cases Applications (technologies network topologies) eg
bull Technical LOSNLOS throughput range PDPDV availability QoS Sync automation form factor power consumption security etc
bull Non-technical Need for licensed or unlicensed bands etc
Requirements per Use Case Application eg
bull High Throughput low PD flexible frequency re-use etc
mmW Spectrum Solutions Key Performance Benefits eg
bull Differentiating factors of mmW bands
bull Timeline per use case
bull Equipment innovation per use case
bull Market value per use case etc
Evaluation Criteria for Use Cases Applications eg
mmW Bands Application and Use Case Examples
WORK ITEM 3 ldquoSurvey on status of worldwide
regulationrdquo
Alcatel-Lucent as Rapporteur
Proposed deliverables
bull White paper on V-band and E-band regulation (with incorporated database)
Summary of proposed content
bull Overview on V-band and E-band International regulations
bull Picture base on National Regulatory situation worldwide
bull Constrains and recommendations given in the Radio Regulations regional regulators
and standardization bodies worldwide
bull Live Database on national Administration (excel file)
bull never delivered alone partbaseline for the white paper
bull Two parts V-band and E-band
bull Info from National Regulatory ldquoAdministrationrdquo only
bull Maintained and updated on a regular basis (nice to have)
bull First Version April 2015
bull Contentsskeleton (first proposal in next slide )
WORK ITEM 4 ldquoV-band street level interference
analysisrdquo
Huawei as Rapporteur
Scope
bull The document examines the application of LoS radio links in V- band frequencies in
urban applications with regard to interference issues taking into account equipment
requirements propagation issues and expected requirements for backhaul hellip
bull Wherever possible punctual and statistical analysis is performed Applicability of
calculation methods is investigated
bull Purpose of this activity is the identification of optimal use in order to maximize
spectral efficiency and coverage in addition to detect and propose additional
requirements or necessary amendments to existing standards
Abstract
bull Proposed technical report examines interference issues derived from use of V-band
in urban scenarios with specific view to line of sight conditions
bull Equipment and antennas characteristics are considered together with propagation
characteristics
bull Different equipment technologies and location types are addressed to identify
specific requirements to be addressed in proper standards Network and link
requirements are taken into account in development of study
WORK ITEM 5 ldquommWave semiconductor
Industry technology status and evolution rdquo
Infineon as Rapporteur
Scope
bull Focus is on RF Analog technologies
bull Include Filters AFE (ADC DAC) Digital Technologies
bull tbd PCB materials
mmWave Applications more inputs coming from WI2
bull To identify focus areas like Small Cell Macro Cell
bull To distinguish WP depending on Cell sizes
bull Related info from mmWave Applications like WiGig Automotive Radar hellip
Overview Semiconductor Industry Technologies per Application
bull foundry process
bull packaging
bull Integration level
Outlook on Semiconductor Considerations to use of frequencies gt90GHz up to
300GHz
In addition the mWT ISG identified the following topics as potential New WIs for
updatefuture releases of the mWT deliverables
E-band street level interference analysis (New Work item completing WI4)
Active Antenna (phase array) and beam forming for mmwave transmission
systems Possible initial scope could be analysing the use cases from WI2 to
identify blocking issues of employing such technology for mmwave PPPMP radio
(multiple WIs addressing this area are foreseen)
Future spectrum for mmwave transmission in the frequency bands above
90GHz
revisions of W11 to include field trial not included in first release
revision of output from WI4 to include inter system interference conditions
continuous maintenance and update for the database from WI3 on regulatory
and licenses status
develop opinion on V-bandE-band to the industry and regulators derived
from the analysis and result from the database collected in WI3
revision of WI4 for other than LOS scenarios for interference analysis
High priority topics amp potential WIs
The mWT will carry out its activities mainly via G2M conference calls
and will have 4 Plenary meetings per year
The following is the proposed meetings schedule currently under
discussion
bull mWT1 14 ndash 15 January 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (Hosted by
ETSI)
bull mWT2 5 May 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
bull mWT3 22 September ndash Dusseldorf (in conjunction with Layer 123 IPMW
Forum)
bull mWT4 15 December ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Proposed Meetings Schedule
(under discussion)
The mWT ISG is open to all ETSI members and non-members
For full details of the mWT ISG including
ToR ndash Members and Participants agreements and how to join please visit
httpportaletsiorgtbaspxtbid=833ampSubTB=833
Thank you copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Welcome to the mWT ISG
57 58 59 60 61 62
GERMANY
UK
FRANCE
SPAIN
CHINA
ITALY
USA
BELGIUM
SWITZERLAND
CANADA
AUSTRALIA
63 64 65 66
PORTUGAL
IRELAND
BRAZIL
CZECH
AUSTRIA
POLAND
UNDER DISCUSSION
UNDER DISCUSSION
V-band
55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67
557
8
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
ITU 1497
CEPT 12-12
ITU 1497
CEPT 12-09 CEPT 05-02
EESS
593
RAstron
CEPT HDFS Defence Systems ITS Band CEPT HDFS
Not available for Fixed Links
Fixed Systems (besides other assignements)
FCC Un-Licensed Band
Existing Arrangements (ITU amp CEPT)
Radio Regulations
CEPT Rep 25 (European Table of Freq Allocation amp Utilization)
FCC
Freq (GHz)
Oxig
en
Ab
so
rpt
(d
Bk
m)
Licensing Status for V-band
Unlicensed Licensed amp coordinated Licensed but not coordinated Light licensing
Very fragmented and not uniform licensingcoordination approach
Range of regulatory
approaches
No regulation
Light regulation
Self-coordination uncoordinated
Full regulation
Coordinated
Licensing Status for E-band
country now Open in 2015 country now Open in 2015Australia Yes Norway Yes
Austria Yes Oman Yes
Bahrain Yes Pakistan No probablyBulgaria No No Papua New Guinea Yes
Canada No probably Poland Yes
Chile Yes Portugal No possibly
Czech Republic Yes Puerto Rico Yes
Finland No possibly Russia Yes
France Yes Saudi Arabia YesGermany Yes Slovakia Yes
India No possibly Slovenia Yes
Ireland Yes Spain Yes
Italy Yes Sweden No probably
Latvia Yes Switzerland Yes
Lithuania No possibly UAE Yes
Malta Yes UK Yes
Mexico No possibly USA YesNetherlands Yes Vietnam No possibly
To be decided in 1-2 years
UK Czech Rep
Established policy small or no fees
Ireland Switzerland UK hellip
Recent decisions substantial fees
Measurements results and possibilitieshellip
Long term field measurements in E-band
D-band (141-1485 GHz) possibilities
Big investments necessary to deploy new
features new frequency bands
Products ranging from
Enterprise level to Carrier-class
Still high costs from lack of key components
Timid and unclear strategy for mmW deployment still in
evaluation of the technology and small volume deployment
lack of confidence
mmW spectrum not regulated yet with very different
licensing approaches (even in countries with strong
microwave tradition)
Telecom Operator
National Regulator
Key Component Vendor
Main Equipment Vendor
Basic Gaps
mWT ISG to address the whole
industry
National Regulators
Standards Organizations
Telecom Operators
Product vendors
Key component vendors
mmW Transmission industryhellip
still in its early phase
Content
Millimetre Wave (mmW) Background
Spectrum amp Industry
ISG mWT Creation and Main Milestones
ToR of Millimetre Wave Transmission (mWT) ISG
Overview of Work Program
Work Items
Meetings Schedule
01-2015
12-2014
09-2014
Early 2014
ISG mWT first plenary meeting
in Sophia Antipolis
Establishment of the new ETSI Industry
Specification Group (ISG) on millimetre
Wave Transmission (mWT)
Launch of the mWT forum
Layer123 in Dusseldorf
by founding members
Early discussions founding
members preliminary agreements
Founding members (ALU Ericsson
Huawei NEC Vodafone EE
Andrew Commscope Infineon DT)
ETSI mWT ISG Main Milestones
Content
Millimetre Wave (mmW) Background
Spectrum amp Industry
ISG mWT Creation and Main Milestones
ToR of Millimetre Wave Transmission (mWT) ISG
Overview of Work Program
Work Items
Meetings Schedule
The mWT ISG aims to facilitate the use of the V-band (57-66
GHz) the E-band (71-76 amp 81-86 GHz) and in the future higher
frequency bands (from 50 GHz up to 300 GHz) for large volume
applications in the back-hauling and front-hauling to support
mobile network implementation wireless local loop and any other
service benefitting from high speed wireless transmission
Motivation of ETSI mWT ISG
mWT intends to address the whole industry value chain with emphasis on
bull Current and future regulations and licensing schemes for the use of
suitable spectrum in different countries
bull Putting in communication the whole industry chain to share and circulate
public information regarding the applications in field in order to favor faster and
more effective decisions on investments needed to provide new technologies
features and equipment
bull Influencing standards for the deployment of the products
bull Enhancing the confidence of all stakeholders and the general public in the
use of millimetre wave technologies
ToR of the mWT ISG (1)
The purpose of the ISG mWT is to provide a platform and opportunity for
companies organizations and any other stakeholder involved in the microwave
and millimetre wave industry chain to exchange technical information as follows
bull Sharing pure technical information (ie on trials aimed at propagation channel
model verification interference simulation) in order to prepare White Papers
and Presentations to increase the level of confidence by the operators
worldwide in the use of millimeter-waves and
bull Making it possible for all stakeholders involved in the industry to obtain the
latest technical information including latest research results promoting
cooperation and technical progress but always avoiding commercial issues and
always under compliance with the relevant competition laws
The ISG mWT aims to be a worldwide initiative with global reach
ToR of the mWT ISG (2)
Alcatel -Lucent
Ericsson
Huawei
NEC
Vodafone
EE
Commscope
Infineon
Deutsche Telekom
The mWT ISG was proposed by the following founding members
Founding members of the mWT ISG
copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
List of membersparticipants as of 20-01-15
Members
Organisation Name URL
Alcatel-Lucent (FR) wwwalcatel-lucentfr
Andrew AG (CH) httpwwwcommscopecom
BROADCOM CORPORATION (US) wwwbroadcomcom
Ceragon Networks AS (NO) wwwceragoncom
Deutsche Telekom AG (DE) wwwtelekomde
DOCOMO Communications Laboritories Europe
GbmH (DE) wwwdocomolab-eurocom
E-Blink sa (FR) wwwe-blinkcom
Ericsson LM (SE) wwwericssoncom
FBConsulting SARL (LU) wwwfbconsultinglu
Huawei Technologies (SE) wwwhuaweicom
Huawei Technologies Co Ltd (GB) wwwhuaweicom
HUBER+SUHNER AG (CH) wwwhubersuhnercom
INFINEON TECHNOLOGIES (DE) wwwinfineoncom
Intel Mobile Communications (DE) wwwintelcom
InterDigital Communications (US) wwwinterdigitalcom
NEC Corporation (JP) wwwnec-globalcom
NEC Europe LTD (GB) wwwukneccom
Nokia Solutions and Networks Gmbh amp Co KG (DE) wwwnsncom
SIAE Microelettronica SpA (IT) httpswwwsiaemiccom
Siklu Communication Ltd (IL) wwwsiklucom
STMicroelectronics wwwstmicroelectronicscom
VODAFONE Group Plc (GB) wwwvodafonecom
Participants
Organisation Name URL
EE Limited (GB) wwweecouk
Filtronic Broadband Ltd (GB) wwwfiltroniccom
Plasma Antennas Ltd (GB) wwwplasmaantennascom
Content
Millimetre Wave (mmW) Background
Spectrum amp Industry
ISG mWT Creation and Main Milestones
ToR of Millimetre Wave Transmission (mWT) ISG
Overview of Work Program
Work Items
Meetings Schedule
Title of Work Item Scope of Work Item (WI) Due date
1
Maturity and field
proven experience of
millimetre wave
transmission
The purpose of this WI is to produce an informative white paper to enhance
operator and regulator confidence in millimetre wave transmission (mWT) Overview
of (traditional) propagation and availability models for mWT and their status Share
measurement results and experience from trials deployments and
propagationavailability test ranges of mWT Address also additional experience in
new dense urban street level environment (macro to small cell as well as small cell
to small cell) for example regarding near-LOS non-LOS and mast sway for mWT
2015-06-30
2
Applications and use
cases of millimetre
wave transmission
The purpose of this Work Item is to produce informative GS as follows bull Potential
uses casesapplications (technologies network topologies) bull Requirements per use
case application bull mmW spectrum solutions key performance benefits bull Evaluation
criteria for use cases applications bull mmW bands application and use case
examples
2015-04-30
3
Overview on V-band
and E-band worldwide
regulations
Purpose of this work item is informative to produce an overview on V-band and E-
band national and International regulations - database collected all relevant info
from WW regulators - Database collection analysis - Constrainsprovisions given in
the Radio Regulations and others - Others relevant activities
2015-06-30
4
V-band street level
interference analysis
Purpose of this Work Item is informative to investigate the feasibility of using
unlicensed band by analysing interference levels in co-channel and adjacent
channels in dense deployment of PP radio at the street level taking into
considerations equipment characteristics capacities and BW requirements
standards- available channels antennas ndash available standards and propagation
oxygen absorption ndash loss and modelling
2015-07-31
5
millimetre wave
semiconductor
Industry technology
status and evolution
Purpose of this Work Item is informative on bull Overview of technologyfoundry
processes currently available and planned in future bull Overview of packaging
processes currently available and planned in future bull Overview of possible
integration level
2015-06-30
ISG mWT high priority topics amp WIs
WORK ITEM 1 ldquoMaturity and field proven
experience of millimetre wave transmissionrdquo
Ericsson as Rapporteur
Proposed deliverables
bull ISG Group specification in the form of an informative white paper with the title
ldquoMaturity and field proven experience of millimetre wave transmissionrdquo
Summary of proposed content
bull Use cases
bull Short summary of (and reference to) use cases and deployment scenarios covered in WI 2
bull Characteristics of mWT
bull (Traditional) Line-of-sight characteristics
bull Additional characteristics of street level deployment (if sufficient experience available)
bull (Non-traditional) Near- and Non-line-of-sight
bull Mast-sway (for street level deployments)
bull Overview and status of propagation and availability models for mWT
bull (Traditional ) Line-of-sight
bull Field proven experience
bull Experience performance results and comparison to models for Line-of-sight
bull Experience for street level deployments
bull References bull Including reference to WI2 WI3 and WI4
WORK ITEM 2 ldquoDefine the relevant use cases
of mWTrdquo
DT as Rapporteur
bull Mobile Backhaul (eg MacroSmall Cell or Fronthaul considering 45G amp different deployment scenarios)
bull Fixed Broadband (eg ldquolast 10-100mrdquo ldquolast 100-1000mrdquo etc)
bull Temporary Solutions (eg public safety special events etc)
bull Other (eg corporate access public WiFi hotspot BH traffic monitoring government TV signal relay privateenterprise networks etc)
Potential Uses Cases Applications (technologies network topologies) eg
bull Technical LOSNLOS throughput range PDPDV availability QoS Sync automation form factor power consumption security etc
bull Non-technical Need for licensed or unlicensed bands etc
Requirements per Use Case Application eg
bull High Throughput low PD flexible frequency re-use etc
mmW Spectrum Solutions Key Performance Benefits eg
bull Differentiating factors of mmW bands
bull Timeline per use case
bull Equipment innovation per use case
bull Market value per use case etc
Evaluation Criteria for Use Cases Applications eg
mmW Bands Application and Use Case Examples
WORK ITEM 3 ldquoSurvey on status of worldwide
regulationrdquo
Alcatel-Lucent as Rapporteur
Proposed deliverables
bull White paper on V-band and E-band regulation (with incorporated database)
Summary of proposed content
bull Overview on V-band and E-band International regulations
bull Picture base on National Regulatory situation worldwide
bull Constrains and recommendations given in the Radio Regulations regional regulators
and standardization bodies worldwide
bull Live Database on national Administration (excel file)
bull never delivered alone partbaseline for the white paper
bull Two parts V-band and E-band
bull Info from National Regulatory ldquoAdministrationrdquo only
bull Maintained and updated on a regular basis (nice to have)
bull First Version April 2015
bull Contentsskeleton (first proposal in next slide )
WORK ITEM 4 ldquoV-band street level interference
analysisrdquo
Huawei as Rapporteur
Scope
bull The document examines the application of LoS radio links in V- band frequencies in
urban applications with regard to interference issues taking into account equipment
requirements propagation issues and expected requirements for backhaul hellip
bull Wherever possible punctual and statistical analysis is performed Applicability of
calculation methods is investigated
bull Purpose of this activity is the identification of optimal use in order to maximize
spectral efficiency and coverage in addition to detect and propose additional
requirements or necessary amendments to existing standards
Abstract
bull Proposed technical report examines interference issues derived from use of V-band
in urban scenarios with specific view to line of sight conditions
bull Equipment and antennas characteristics are considered together with propagation
characteristics
bull Different equipment technologies and location types are addressed to identify
specific requirements to be addressed in proper standards Network and link
requirements are taken into account in development of study
WORK ITEM 5 ldquommWave semiconductor
Industry technology status and evolution rdquo
Infineon as Rapporteur
Scope
bull Focus is on RF Analog technologies
bull Include Filters AFE (ADC DAC) Digital Technologies
bull tbd PCB materials
mmWave Applications more inputs coming from WI2
bull To identify focus areas like Small Cell Macro Cell
bull To distinguish WP depending on Cell sizes
bull Related info from mmWave Applications like WiGig Automotive Radar hellip
Overview Semiconductor Industry Technologies per Application
bull foundry process
bull packaging
bull Integration level
Outlook on Semiconductor Considerations to use of frequencies gt90GHz up to
300GHz
In addition the mWT ISG identified the following topics as potential New WIs for
updatefuture releases of the mWT deliverables
E-band street level interference analysis (New Work item completing WI4)
Active Antenna (phase array) and beam forming for mmwave transmission
systems Possible initial scope could be analysing the use cases from WI2 to
identify blocking issues of employing such technology for mmwave PPPMP radio
(multiple WIs addressing this area are foreseen)
Future spectrum for mmwave transmission in the frequency bands above
90GHz
revisions of W11 to include field trial not included in first release
revision of output from WI4 to include inter system interference conditions
continuous maintenance and update for the database from WI3 on regulatory
and licenses status
develop opinion on V-bandE-band to the industry and regulators derived
from the analysis and result from the database collected in WI3
revision of WI4 for other than LOS scenarios for interference analysis
High priority topics amp potential WIs
The mWT will carry out its activities mainly via G2M conference calls
and will have 4 Plenary meetings per year
The following is the proposed meetings schedule currently under
discussion
bull mWT1 14 ndash 15 January 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (Hosted by
ETSI)
bull mWT2 5 May 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
bull mWT3 22 September ndash Dusseldorf (in conjunction with Layer 123 IPMW
Forum)
bull mWT4 15 December ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Proposed Meetings Schedule
(under discussion)
The mWT ISG is open to all ETSI members and non-members
For full details of the mWT ISG including
ToR ndash Members and Participants agreements and how to join please visit
httpportaletsiorgtbaspxtbid=833ampSubTB=833
Thank you copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Welcome to the mWT ISG
Range of regulatory
approaches
No regulation
Light regulation
Self-coordination uncoordinated
Full regulation
Coordinated
Licensing Status for E-band
country now Open in 2015 country now Open in 2015Australia Yes Norway Yes
Austria Yes Oman Yes
Bahrain Yes Pakistan No probablyBulgaria No No Papua New Guinea Yes
Canada No probably Poland Yes
Chile Yes Portugal No possibly
Czech Republic Yes Puerto Rico Yes
Finland No possibly Russia Yes
France Yes Saudi Arabia YesGermany Yes Slovakia Yes
India No possibly Slovenia Yes
Ireland Yes Spain Yes
Italy Yes Sweden No probably
Latvia Yes Switzerland Yes
Lithuania No possibly UAE Yes
Malta Yes UK Yes
Mexico No possibly USA YesNetherlands Yes Vietnam No possibly
To be decided in 1-2 years
UK Czech Rep
Established policy small or no fees
Ireland Switzerland UK hellip
Recent decisions substantial fees
Measurements results and possibilitieshellip
Long term field measurements in E-band
D-band (141-1485 GHz) possibilities
Big investments necessary to deploy new
features new frequency bands
Products ranging from
Enterprise level to Carrier-class
Still high costs from lack of key components
Timid and unclear strategy for mmW deployment still in
evaluation of the technology and small volume deployment
lack of confidence
mmW spectrum not regulated yet with very different
licensing approaches (even in countries with strong
microwave tradition)
Telecom Operator
National Regulator
Key Component Vendor
Main Equipment Vendor
Basic Gaps
mWT ISG to address the whole
industry
National Regulators
Standards Organizations
Telecom Operators
Product vendors
Key component vendors
mmW Transmission industryhellip
still in its early phase
Content
Millimetre Wave (mmW) Background
Spectrum amp Industry
ISG mWT Creation and Main Milestones
ToR of Millimetre Wave Transmission (mWT) ISG
Overview of Work Program
Work Items
Meetings Schedule
01-2015
12-2014
09-2014
Early 2014
ISG mWT first plenary meeting
in Sophia Antipolis
Establishment of the new ETSI Industry
Specification Group (ISG) on millimetre
Wave Transmission (mWT)
Launch of the mWT forum
Layer123 in Dusseldorf
by founding members
Early discussions founding
members preliminary agreements
Founding members (ALU Ericsson
Huawei NEC Vodafone EE
Andrew Commscope Infineon DT)
ETSI mWT ISG Main Milestones
Content
Millimetre Wave (mmW) Background
Spectrum amp Industry
ISG mWT Creation and Main Milestones
ToR of Millimetre Wave Transmission (mWT) ISG
Overview of Work Program
Work Items
Meetings Schedule
The mWT ISG aims to facilitate the use of the V-band (57-66
GHz) the E-band (71-76 amp 81-86 GHz) and in the future higher
frequency bands (from 50 GHz up to 300 GHz) for large volume
applications in the back-hauling and front-hauling to support
mobile network implementation wireless local loop and any other
service benefitting from high speed wireless transmission
Motivation of ETSI mWT ISG
mWT intends to address the whole industry value chain with emphasis on
bull Current and future regulations and licensing schemes for the use of
suitable spectrum in different countries
bull Putting in communication the whole industry chain to share and circulate
public information regarding the applications in field in order to favor faster and
more effective decisions on investments needed to provide new technologies
features and equipment
bull Influencing standards for the deployment of the products
bull Enhancing the confidence of all stakeholders and the general public in the
use of millimetre wave technologies
ToR of the mWT ISG (1)
The purpose of the ISG mWT is to provide a platform and opportunity for
companies organizations and any other stakeholder involved in the microwave
and millimetre wave industry chain to exchange technical information as follows
bull Sharing pure technical information (ie on trials aimed at propagation channel
model verification interference simulation) in order to prepare White Papers
and Presentations to increase the level of confidence by the operators
worldwide in the use of millimeter-waves and
bull Making it possible for all stakeholders involved in the industry to obtain the
latest technical information including latest research results promoting
cooperation and technical progress but always avoiding commercial issues and
always under compliance with the relevant competition laws
The ISG mWT aims to be a worldwide initiative with global reach
ToR of the mWT ISG (2)
Alcatel -Lucent
Ericsson
Huawei
NEC
Vodafone
EE
Commscope
Infineon
Deutsche Telekom
The mWT ISG was proposed by the following founding members
Founding members of the mWT ISG
copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
List of membersparticipants as of 20-01-15
Members
Organisation Name URL
Alcatel-Lucent (FR) wwwalcatel-lucentfr
Andrew AG (CH) httpwwwcommscopecom
BROADCOM CORPORATION (US) wwwbroadcomcom
Ceragon Networks AS (NO) wwwceragoncom
Deutsche Telekom AG (DE) wwwtelekomde
DOCOMO Communications Laboritories Europe
GbmH (DE) wwwdocomolab-eurocom
E-Blink sa (FR) wwwe-blinkcom
Ericsson LM (SE) wwwericssoncom
FBConsulting SARL (LU) wwwfbconsultinglu
Huawei Technologies (SE) wwwhuaweicom
Huawei Technologies Co Ltd (GB) wwwhuaweicom
HUBER+SUHNER AG (CH) wwwhubersuhnercom
INFINEON TECHNOLOGIES (DE) wwwinfineoncom
Intel Mobile Communications (DE) wwwintelcom
InterDigital Communications (US) wwwinterdigitalcom
NEC Corporation (JP) wwwnec-globalcom
NEC Europe LTD (GB) wwwukneccom
Nokia Solutions and Networks Gmbh amp Co KG (DE) wwwnsncom
SIAE Microelettronica SpA (IT) httpswwwsiaemiccom
Siklu Communication Ltd (IL) wwwsiklucom
STMicroelectronics wwwstmicroelectronicscom
VODAFONE Group Plc (GB) wwwvodafonecom
Participants
Organisation Name URL
EE Limited (GB) wwweecouk
Filtronic Broadband Ltd (GB) wwwfiltroniccom
Plasma Antennas Ltd (GB) wwwplasmaantennascom
Content
Millimetre Wave (mmW) Background
Spectrum amp Industry
ISG mWT Creation and Main Milestones
ToR of Millimetre Wave Transmission (mWT) ISG
Overview of Work Program
Work Items
Meetings Schedule
Title of Work Item Scope of Work Item (WI) Due date
1
Maturity and field
proven experience of
millimetre wave
transmission
The purpose of this WI is to produce an informative white paper to enhance
operator and regulator confidence in millimetre wave transmission (mWT) Overview
of (traditional) propagation and availability models for mWT and their status Share
measurement results and experience from trials deployments and
propagationavailability test ranges of mWT Address also additional experience in
new dense urban street level environment (macro to small cell as well as small cell
to small cell) for example regarding near-LOS non-LOS and mast sway for mWT
2015-06-30
2
Applications and use
cases of millimetre
wave transmission
The purpose of this Work Item is to produce informative GS as follows bull Potential
uses casesapplications (technologies network topologies) bull Requirements per use
case application bull mmW spectrum solutions key performance benefits bull Evaluation
criteria for use cases applications bull mmW bands application and use case
examples
2015-04-30
3
Overview on V-band
and E-band worldwide
regulations
Purpose of this work item is informative to produce an overview on V-band and E-
band national and International regulations - database collected all relevant info
from WW regulators - Database collection analysis - Constrainsprovisions given in
the Radio Regulations and others - Others relevant activities
2015-06-30
4
V-band street level
interference analysis
Purpose of this Work Item is informative to investigate the feasibility of using
unlicensed band by analysing interference levels in co-channel and adjacent
channels in dense deployment of PP radio at the street level taking into
considerations equipment characteristics capacities and BW requirements
standards- available channels antennas ndash available standards and propagation
oxygen absorption ndash loss and modelling
2015-07-31
5
millimetre wave
semiconductor
Industry technology
status and evolution
Purpose of this Work Item is informative on bull Overview of technologyfoundry
processes currently available and planned in future bull Overview of packaging
processes currently available and planned in future bull Overview of possible
integration level
2015-06-30
ISG mWT high priority topics amp WIs
WORK ITEM 1 ldquoMaturity and field proven
experience of millimetre wave transmissionrdquo
Ericsson as Rapporteur
Proposed deliverables
bull ISG Group specification in the form of an informative white paper with the title
ldquoMaturity and field proven experience of millimetre wave transmissionrdquo
Summary of proposed content
bull Use cases
bull Short summary of (and reference to) use cases and deployment scenarios covered in WI 2
bull Characteristics of mWT
bull (Traditional) Line-of-sight characteristics
bull Additional characteristics of street level deployment (if sufficient experience available)
bull (Non-traditional) Near- and Non-line-of-sight
bull Mast-sway (for street level deployments)
bull Overview and status of propagation and availability models for mWT
bull (Traditional ) Line-of-sight
bull Field proven experience
bull Experience performance results and comparison to models for Line-of-sight
bull Experience for street level deployments
bull References bull Including reference to WI2 WI3 and WI4
WORK ITEM 2 ldquoDefine the relevant use cases
of mWTrdquo
DT as Rapporteur
bull Mobile Backhaul (eg MacroSmall Cell or Fronthaul considering 45G amp different deployment scenarios)
bull Fixed Broadband (eg ldquolast 10-100mrdquo ldquolast 100-1000mrdquo etc)
bull Temporary Solutions (eg public safety special events etc)
bull Other (eg corporate access public WiFi hotspot BH traffic monitoring government TV signal relay privateenterprise networks etc)
Potential Uses Cases Applications (technologies network topologies) eg
bull Technical LOSNLOS throughput range PDPDV availability QoS Sync automation form factor power consumption security etc
bull Non-technical Need for licensed or unlicensed bands etc
Requirements per Use Case Application eg
bull High Throughput low PD flexible frequency re-use etc
mmW Spectrum Solutions Key Performance Benefits eg
bull Differentiating factors of mmW bands
bull Timeline per use case
bull Equipment innovation per use case
bull Market value per use case etc
Evaluation Criteria for Use Cases Applications eg
mmW Bands Application and Use Case Examples
WORK ITEM 3 ldquoSurvey on status of worldwide
regulationrdquo
Alcatel-Lucent as Rapporteur
Proposed deliverables
bull White paper on V-band and E-band regulation (with incorporated database)
Summary of proposed content
bull Overview on V-band and E-band International regulations
bull Picture base on National Regulatory situation worldwide
bull Constrains and recommendations given in the Radio Regulations regional regulators
and standardization bodies worldwide
bull Live Database on national Administration (excel file)
bull never delivered alone partbaseline for the white paper
bull Two parts V-band and E-band
bull Info from National Regulatory ldquoAdministrationrdquo only
bull Maintained and updated on a regular basis (nice to have)
bull First Version April 2015
bull Contentsskeleton (first proposal in next slide )
WORK ITEM 4 ldquoV-band street level interference
analysisrdquo
Huawei as Rapporteur
Scope
bull The document examines the application of LoS radio links in V- band frequencies in
urban applications with regard to interference issues taking into account equipment
requirements propagation issues and expected requirements for backhaul hellip
bull Wherever possible punctual and statistical analysis is performed Applicability of
calculation methods is investigated
bull Purpose of this activity is the identification of optimal use in order to maximize
spectral efficiency and coverage in addition to detect and propose additional
requirements or necessary amendments to existing standards
Abstract
bull Proposed technical report examines interference issues derived from use of V-band
in urban scenarios with specific view to line of sight conditions
bull Equipment and antennas characteristics are considered together with propagation
characteristics
bull Different equipment technologies and location types are addressed to identify
specific requirements to be addressed in proper standards Network and link
requirements are taken into account in development of study
WORK ITEM 5 ldquommWave semiconductor
Industry technology status and evolution rdquo
Infineon as Rapporteur
Scope
bull Focus is on RF Analog technologies
bull Include Filters AFE (ADC DAC) Digital Technologies
bull tbd PCB materials
mmWave Applications more inputs coming from WI2
bull To identify focus areas like Small Cell Macro Cell
bull To distinguish WP depending on Cell sizes
bull Related info from mmWave Applications like WiGig Automotive Radar hellip
Overview Semiconductor Industry Technologies per Application
bull foundry process
bull packaging
bull Integration level
Outlook on Semiconductor Considerations to use of frequencies gt90GHz up to
300GHz
In addition the mWT ISG identified the following topics as potential New WIs for
updatefuture releases of the mWT deliverables
E-band street level interference analysis (New Work item completing WI4)
Active Antenna (phase array) and beam forming for mmwave transmission
systems Possible initial scope could be analysing the use cases from WI2 to
identify blocking issues of employing such technology for mmwave PPPMP radio
(multiple WIs addressing this area are foreseen)
Future spectrum for mmwave transmission in the frequency bands above
90GHz
revisions of W11 to include field trial not included in first release
revision of output from WI4 to include inter system interference conditions
continuous maintenance and update for the database from WI3 on regulatory
and licenses status
develop opinion on V-bandE-band to the industry and regulators derived
from the analysis and result from the database collected in WI3
revision of WI4 for other than LOS scenarios for interference analysis
High priority topics amp potential WIs
The mWT will carry out its activities mainly via G2M conference calls
and will have 4 Plenary meetings per year
The following is the proposed meetings schedule currently under
discussion
bull mWT1 14 ndash 15 January 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (Hosted by
ETSI)
bull mWT2 5 May 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
bull mWT3 22 September ndash Dusseldorf (in conjunction with Layer 123 IPMW
Forum)
bull mWT4 15 December ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Proposed Meetings Schedule
(under discussion)
The mWT ISG is open to all ETSI members and non-members
For full details of the mWT ISG including
ToR ndash Members and Participants agreements and how to join please visit
httpportaletsiorgtbaspxtbid=833ampSubTB=833
Thank you copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Welcome to the mWT ISG
Measurements results and possibilitieshellip
Long term field measurements in E-band
D-band (141-1485 GHz) possibilities
Big investments necessary to deploy new
features new frequency bands
Products ranging from
Enterprise level to Carrier-class
Still high costs from lack of key components
Timid and unclear strategy for mmW deployment still in
evaluation of the technology and small volume deployment
lack of confidence
mmW spectrum not regulated yet with very different
licensing approaches (even in countries with strong
microwave tradition)
Telecom Operator
National Regulator
Key Component Vendor
Main Equipment Vendor
Basic Gaps
mWT ISG to address the whole
industry
National Regulators
Standards Organizations
Telecom Operators
Product vendors
Key component vendors
mmW Transmission industryhellip
still in its early phase
Content
Millimetre Wave (mmW) Background
Spectrum amp Industry
ISG mWT Creation and Main Milestones
ToR of Millimetre Wave Transmission (mWT) ISG
Overview of Work Program
Work Items
Meetings Schedule
01-2015
12-2014
09-2014
Early 2014
ISG mWT first plenary meeting
in Sophia Antipolis
Establishment of the new ETSI Industry
Specification Group (ISG) on millimetre
Wave Transmission (mWT)
Launch of the mWT forum
Layer123 in Dusseldorf
by founding members
Early discussions founding
members preliminary agreements
Founding members (ALU Ericsson
Huawei NEC Vodafone EE
Andrew Commscope Infineon DT)
ETSI mWT ISG Main Milestones
Content
Millimetre Wave (mmW) Background
Spectrum amp Industry
ISG mWT Creation and Main Milestones
ToR of Millimetre Wave Transmission (mWT) ISG
Overview of Work Program
Work Items
Meetings Schedule
The mWT ISG aims to facilitate the use of the V-band (57-66
GHz) the E-band (71-76 amp 81-86 GHz) and in the future higher
frequency bands (from 50 GHz up to 300 GHz) for large volume
applications in the back-hauling and front-hauling to support
mobile network implementation wireless local loop and any other
service benefitting from high speed wireless transmission
Motivation of ETSI mWT ISG
mWT intends to address the whole industry value chain with emphasis on
bull Current and future regulations and licensing schemes for the use of
suitable spectrum in different countries
bull Putting in communication the whole industry chain to share and circulate
public information regarding the applications in field in order to favor faster and
more effective decisions on investments needed to provide new technologies
features and equipment
bull Influencing standards for the deployment of the products
bull Enhancing the confidence of all stakeholders and the general public in the
use of millimetre wave technologies
ToR of the mWT ISG (1)
The purpose of the ISG mWT is to provide a platform and opportunity for
companies organizations and any other stakeholder involved in the microwave
and millimetre wave industry chain to exchange technical information as follows
bull Sharing pure technical information (ie on trials aimed at propagation channel
model verification interference simulation) in order to prepare White Papers
and Presentations to increase the level of confidence by the operators
worldwide in the use of millimeter-waves and
bull Making it possible for all stakeholders involved in the industry to obtain the
latest technical information including latest research results promoting
cooperation and technical progress but always avoiding commercial issues and
always under compliance with the relevant competition laws
The ISG mWT aims to be a worldwide initiative with global reach
ToR of the mWT ISG (2)
Alcatel -Lucent
Ericsson
Huawei
NEC
Vodafone
EE
Commscope
Infineon
Deutsche Telekom
The mWT ISG was proposed by the following founding members
Founding members of the mWT ISG
copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
List of membersparticipants as of 20-01-15
Members
Organisation Name URL
Alcatel-Lucent (FR) wwwalcatel-lucentfr
Andrew AG (CH) httpwwwcommscopecom
BROADCOM CORPORATION (US) wwwbroadcomcom
Ceragon Networks AS (NO) wwwceragoncom
Deutsche Telekom AG (DE) wwwtelekomde
DOCOMO Communications Laboritories Europe
GbmH (DE) wwwdocomolab-eurocom
E-Blink sa (FR) wwwe-blinkcom
Ericsson LM (SE) wwwericssoncom
FBConsulting SARL (LU) wwwfbconsultinglu
Huawei Technologies (SE) wwwhuaweicom
Huawei Technologies Co Ltd (GB) wwwhuaweicom
HUBER+SUHNER AG (CH) wwwhubersuhnercom
INFINEON TECHNOLOGIES (DE) wwwinfineoncom
Intel Mobile Communications (DE) wwwintelcom
InterDigital Communications (US) wwwinterdigitalcom
NEC Corporation (JP) wwwnec-globalcom
NEC Europe LTD (GB) wwwukneccom
Nokia Solutions and Networks Gmbh amp Co KG (DE) wwwnsncom
SIAE Microelettronica SpA (IT) httpswwwsiaemiccom
Siklu Communication Ltd (IL) wwwsiklucom
STMicroelectronics wwwstmicroelectronicscom
VODAFONE Group Plc (GB) wwwvodafonecom
Participants
Organisation Name URL
EE Limited (GB) wwweecouk
Filtronic Broadband Ltd (GB) wwwfiltroniccom
Plasma Antennas Ltd (GB) wwwplasmaantennascom
Content
Millimetre Wave (mmW) Background
Spectrum amp Industry
ISG mWT Creation and Main Milestones
ToR of Millimetre Wave Transmission (mWT) ISG
Overview of Work Program
Work Items
Meetings Schedule
Title of Work Item Scope of Work Item (WI) Due date
1
Maturity and field
proven experience of
millimetre wave
transmission
The purpose of this WI is to produce an informative white paper to enhance
operator and regulator confidence in millimetre wave transmission (mWT) Overview
of (traditional) propagation and availability models for mWT and their status Share
measurement results and experience from trials deployments and
propagationavailability test ranges of mWT Address also additional experience in
new dense urban street level environment (macro to small cell as well as small cell
to small cell) for example regarding near-LOS non-LOS and mast sway for mWT
2015-06-30
2
Applications and use
cases of millimetre
wave transmission
The purpose of this Work Item is to produce informative GS as follows bull Potential
uses casesapplications (technologies network topologies) bull Requirements per use
case application bull mmW spectrum solutions key performance benefits bull Evaluation
criteria for use cases applications bull mmW bands application and use case
examples
2015-04-30
3
Overview on V-band
and E-band worldwide
regulations
Purpose of this work item is informative to produce an overview on V-band and E-
band national and International regulations - database collected all relevant info
from WW regulators - Database collection analysis - Constrainsprovisions given in
the Radio Regulations and others - Others relevant activities
2015-06-30
4
V-band street level
interference analysis
Purpose of this Work Item is informative to investigate the feasibility of using
unlicensed band by analysing interference levels in co-channel and adjacent
channels in dense deployment of PP radio at the street level taking into
considerations equipment characteristics capacities and BW requirements
standards- available channels antennas ndash available standards and propagation
oxygen absorption ndash loss and modelling
2015-07-31
5
millimetre wave
semiconductor
Industry technology
status and evolution
Purpose of this Work Item is informative on bull Overview of technologyfoundry
processes currently available and planned in future bull Overview of packaging
processes currently available and planned in future bull Overview of possible
integration level
2015-06-30
ISG mWT high priority topics amp WIs
WORK ITEM 1 ldquoMaturity and field proven
experience of millimetre wave transmissionrdquo
Ericsson as Rapporteur
Proposed deliverables
bull ISG Group specification in the form of an informative white paper with the title
ldquoMaturity and field proven experience of millimetre wave transmissionrdquo
Summary of proposed content
bull Use cases
bull Short summary of (and reference to) use cases and deployment scenarios covered in WI 2
bull Characteristics of mWT
bull (Traditional) Line-of-sight characteristics
bull Additional characteristics of street level deployment (if sufficient experience available)
bull (Non-traditional) Near- and Non-line-of-sight
bull Mast-sway (for street level deployments)
bull Overview and status of propagation and availability models for mWT
bull (Traditional ) Line-of-sight
bull Field proven experience
bull Experience performance results and comparison to models for Line-of-sight
bull Experience for street level deployments
bull References bull Including reference to WI2 WI3 and WI4
WORK ITEM 2 ldquoDefine the relevant use cases
of mWTrdquo
DT as Rapporteur
bull Mobile Backhaul (eg MacroSmall Cell or Fronthaul considering 45G amp different deployment scenarios)
bull Fixed Broadband (eg ldquolast 10-100mrdquo ldquolast 100-1000mrdquo etc)
bull Temporary Solutions (eg public safety special events etc)
bull Other (eg corporate access public WiFi hotspot BH traffic monitoring government TV signal relay privateenterprise networks etc)
Potential Uses Cases Applications (technologies network topologies) eg
bull Technical LOSNLOS throughput range PDPDV availability QoS Sync automation form factor power consumption security etc
bull Non-technical Need for licensed or unlicensed bands etc
Requirements per Use Case Application eg
bull High Throughput low PD flexible frequency re-use etc
mmW Spectrum Solutions Key Performance Benefits eg
bull Differentiating factors of mmW bands
bull Timeline per use case
bull Equipment innovation per use case
bull Market value per use case etc
Evaluation Criteria for Use Cases Applications eg
mmW Bands Application and Use Case Examples
WORK ITEM 3 ldquoSurvey on status of worldwide
regulationrdquo
Alcatel-Lucent as Rapporteur
Proposed deliverables
bull White paper on V-band and E-band regulation (with incorporated database)
Summary of proposed content
bull Overview on V-band and E-band International regulations
bull Picture base on National Regulatory situation worldwide
bull Constrains and recommendations given in the Radio Regulations regional regulators
and standardization bodies worldwide
bull Live Database on national Administration (excel file)
bull never delivered alone partbaseline for the white paper
bull Two parts V-band and E-band
bull Info from National Regulatory ldquoAdministrationrdquo only
bull Maintained and updated on a regular basis (nice to have)
bull First Version April 2015
bull Contentsskeleton (first proposal in next slide )
WORK ITEM 4 ldquoV-band street level interference
analysisrdquo
Huawei as Rapporteur
Scope
bull The document examines the application of LoS radio links in V- band frequencies in
urban applications with regard to interference issues taking into account equipment
requirements propagation issues and expected requirements for backhaul hellip
bull Wherever possible punctual and statistical analysis is performed Applicability of
calculation methods is investigated
bull Purpose of this activity is the identification of optimal use in order to maximize
spectral efficiency and coverage in addition to detect and propose additional
requirements or necessary amendments to existing standards
Abstract
bull Proposed technical report examines interference issues derived from use of V-band
in urban scenarios with specific view to line of sight conditions
bull Equipment and antennas characteristics are considered together with propagation
characteristics
bull Different equipment technologies and location types are addressed to identify
specific requirements to be addressed in proper standards Network and link
requirements are taken into account in development of study
WORK ITEM 5 ldquommWave semiconductor
Industry technology status and evolution rdquo
Infineon as Rapporteur
Scope
bull Focus is on RF Analog technologies
bull Include Filters AFE (ADC DAC) Digital Technologies
bull tbd PCB materials
mmWave Applications more inputs coming from WI2
bull To identify focus areas like Small Cell Macro Cell
bull To distinguish WP depending on Cell sizes
bull Related info from mmWave Applications like WiGig Automotive Radar hellip
Overview Semiconductor Industry Technologies per Application
bull foundry process
bull packaging
bull Integration level
Outlook on Semiconductor Considerations to use of frequencies gt90GHz up to
300GHz
In addition the mWT ISG identified the following topics as potential New WIs for
updatefuture releases of the mWT deliverables
E-band street level interference analysis (New Work item completing WI4)
Active Antenna (phase array) and beam forming for mmwave transmission
systems Possible initial scope could be analysing the use cases from WI2 to
identify blocking issues of employing such technology for mmwave PPPMP radio
(multiple WIs addressing this area are foreseen)
Future spectrum for mmwave transmission in the frequency bands above
90GHz
revisions of W11 to include field trial not included in first release
revision of output from WI4 to include inter system interference conditions
continuous maintenance and update for the database from WI3 on regulatory
and licenses status
develop opinion on V-bandE-band to the industry and regulators derived
from the analysis and result from the database collected in WI3
revision of WI4 for other than LOS scenarios for interference analysis
High priority topics amp potential WIs
The mWT will carry out its activities mainly via G2M conference calls
and will have 4 Plenary meetings per year
The following is the proposed meetings schedule currently under
discussion
bull mWT1 14 ndash 15 January 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (Hosted by
ETSI)
bull mWT2 5 May 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
bull mWT3 22 September ndash Dusseldorf (in conjunction with Layer 123 IPMW
Forum)
bull mWT4 15 December ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Proposed Meetings Schedule
(under discussion)
The mWT ISG is open to all ETSI members and non-members
For full details of the mWT ISG including
ToR ndash Members and Participants agreements and how to join please visit
httpportaletsiorgtbaspxtbid=833ampSubTB=833
Thank you copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Welcome to the mWT ISG
Big investments necessary to deploy new
features new frequency bands
Products ranging from
Enterprise level to Carrier-class
Still high costs from lack of key components
Timid and unclear strategy for mmW deployment still in
evaluation of the technology and small volume deployment
lack of confidence
mmW spectrum not regulated yet with very different
licensing approaches (even in countries with strong
microwave tradition)
Telecom Operator
National Regulator
Key Component Vendor
Main Equipment Vendor
Basic Gaps
mWT ISG to address the whole
industry
National Regulators
Standards Organizations
Telecom Operators
Product vendors
Key component vendors
mmW Transmission industryhellip
still in its early phase
Content
Millimetre Wave (mmW) Background
Spectrum amp Industry
ISG mWT Creation and Main Milestones
ToR of Millimetre Wave Transmission (mWT) ISG
Overview of Work Program
Work Items
Meetings Schedule
01-2015
12-2014
09-2014
Early 2014
ISG mWT first plenary meeting
in Sophia Antipolis
Establishment of the new ETSI Industry
Specification Group (ISG) on millimetre
Wave Transmission (mWT)
Launch of the mWT forum
Layer123 in Dusseldorf
by founding members
Early discussions founding
members preliminary agreements
Founding members (ALU Ericsson
Huawei NEC Vodafone EE
Andrew Commscope Infineon DT)
ETSI mWT ISG Main Milestones
Content
Millimetre Wave (mmW) Background
Spectrum amp Industry
ISG mWT Creation and Main Milestones
ToR of Millimetre Wave Transmission (mWT) ISG
Overview of Work Program
Work Items
Meetings Schedule
The mWT ISG aims to facilitate the use of the V-band (57-66
GHz) the E-band (71-76 amp 81-86 GHz) and in the future higher
frequency bands (from 50 GHz up to 300 GHz) for large volume
applications in the back-hauling and front-hauling to support
mobile network implementation wireless local loop and any other
service benefitting from high speed wireless transmission
Motivation of ETSI mWT ISG
mWT intends to address the whole industry value chain with emphasis on
bull Current and future regulations and licensing schemes for the use of
suitable spectrum in different countries
bull Putting in communication the whole industry chain to share and circulate
public information regarding the applications in field in order to favor faster and
more effective decisions on investments needed to provide new technologies
features and equipment
bull Influencing standards for the deployment of the products
bull Enhancing the confidence of all stakeholders and the general public in the
use of millimetre wave technologies
ToR of the mWT ISG (1)
The purpose of the ISG mWT is to provide a platform and opportunity for
companies organizations and any other stakeholder involved in the microwave
and millimetre wave industry chain to exchange technical information as follows
bull Sharing pure technical information (ie on trials aimed at propagation channel
model verification interference simulation) in order to prepare White Papers
and Presentations to increase the level of confidence by the operators
worldwide in the use of millimeter-waves and
bull Making it possible for all stakeholders involved in the industry to obtain the
latest technical information including latest research results promoting
cooperation and technical progress but always avoiding commercial issues and
always under compliance with the relevant competition laws
The ISG mWT aims to be a worldwide initiative with global reach
ToR of the mWT ISG (2)
Alcatel -Lucent
Ericsson
Huawei
NEC
Vodafone
EE
Commscope
Infineon
Deutsche Telekom
The mWT ISG was proposed by the following founding members
Founding members of the mWT ISG
copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
List of membersparticipants as of 20-01-15
Members
Organisation Name URL
Alcatel-Lucent (FR) wwwalcatel-lucentfr
Andrew AG (CH) httpwwwcommscopecom
BROADCOM CORPORATION (US) wwwbroadcomcom
Ceragon Networks AS (NO) wwwceragoncom
Deutsche Telekom AG (DE) wwwtelekomde
DOCOMO Communications Laboritories Europe
GbmH (DE) wwwdocomolab-eurocom
E-Blink sa (FR) wwwe-blinkcom
Ericsson LM (SE) wwwericssoncom
FBConsulting SARL (LU) wwwfbconsultinglu
Huawei Technologies (SE) wwwhuaweicom
Huawei Technologies Co Ltd (GB) wwwhuaweicom
HUBER+SUHNER AG (CH) wwwhubersuhnercom
INFINEON TECHNOLOGIES (DE) wwwinfineoncom
Intel Mobile Communications (DE) wwwintelcom
InterDigital Communications (US) wwwinterdigitalcom
NEC Corporation (JP) wwwnec-globalcom
NEC Europe LTD (GB) wwwukneccom
Nokia Solutions and Networks Gmbh amp Co KG (DE) wwwnsncom
SIAE Microelettronica SpA (IT) httpswwwsiaemiccom
Siklu Communication Ltd (IL) wwwsiklucom
STMicroelectronics wwwstmicroelectronicscom
VODAFONE Group Plc (GB) wwwvodafonecom
Participants
Organisation Name URL
EE Limited (GB) wwweecouk
Filtronic Broadband Ltd (GB) wwwfiltroniccom
Plasma Antennas Ltd (GB) wwwplasmaantennascom
Content
Millimetre Wave (mmW) Background
Spectrum amp Industry
ISG mWT Creation and Main Milestones
ToR of Millimetre Wave Transmission (mWT) ISG
Overview of Work Program
Work Items
Meetings Schedule
Title of Work Item Scope of Work Item (WI) Due date
1
Maturity and field
proven experience of
millimetre wave
transmission
The purpose of this WI is to produce an informative white paper to enhance
operator and regulator confidence in millimetre wave transmission (mWT) Overview
of (traditional) propagation and availability models for mWT and their status Share
measurement results and experience from trials deployments and
propagationavailability test ranges of mWT Address also additional experience in
new dense urban street level environment (macro to small cell as well as small cell
to small cell) for example regarding near-LOS non-LOS and mast sway for mWT
2015-06-30
2
Applications and use
cases of millimetre
wave transmission
The purpose of this Work Item is to produce informative GS as follows bull Potential
uses casesapplications (technologies network topologies) bull Requirements per use
case application bull mmW spectrum solutions key performance benefits bull Evaluation
criteria for use cases applications bull mmW bands application and use case
examples
2015-04-30
3
Overview on V-band
and E-band worldwide
regulations
Purpose of this work item is informative to produce an overview on V-band and E-
band national and International regulations - database collected all relevant info
from WW regulators - Database collection analysis - Constrainsprovisions given in
the Radio Regulations and others - Others relevant activities
2015-06-30
4
V-band street level
interference analysis
Purpose of this Work Item is informative to investigate the feasibility of using
unlicensed band by analysing interference levels in co-channel and adjacent
channels in dense deployment of PP radio at the street level taking into
considerations equipment characteristics capacities and BW requirements
standards- available channels antennas ndash available standards and propagation
oxygen absorption ndash loss and modelling
2015-07-31
5
millimetre wave
semiconductor
Industry technology
status and evolution
Purpose of this Work Item is informative on bull Overview of technologyfoundry
processes currently available and planned in future bull Overview of packaging
processes currently available and planned in future bull Overview of possible
integration level
2015-06-30
ISG mWT high priority topics amp WIs
WORK ITEM 1 ldquoMaturity and field proven
experience of millimetre wave transmissionrdquo
Ericsson as Rapporteur
Proposed deliverables
bull ISG Group specification in the form of an informative white paper with the title
ldquoMaturity and field proven experience of millimetre wave transmissionrdquo
Summary of proposed content
bull Use cases
bull Short summary of (and reference to) use cases and deployment scenarios covered in WI 2
bull Characteristics of mWT
bull (Traditional) Line-of-sight characteristics
bull Additional characteristics of street level deployment (if sufficient experience available)
bull (Non-traditional) Near- and Non-line-of-sight
bull Mast-sway (for street level deployments)
bull Overview and status of propagation and availability models for mWT
bull (Traditional ) Line-of-sight
bull Field proven experience
bull Experience performance results and comparison to models for Line-of-sight
bull Experience for street level deployments
bull References bull Including reference to WI2 WI3 and WI4
WORK ITEM 2 ldquoDefine the relevant use cases
of mWTrdquo
DT as Rapporteur
bull Mobile Backhaul (eg MacroSmall Cell or Fronthaul considering 45G amp different deployment scenarios)
bull Fixed Broadband (eg ldquolast 10-100mrdquo ldquolast 100-1000mrdquo etc)
bull Temporary Solutions (eg public safety special events etc)
bull Other (eg corporate access public WiFi hotspot BH traffic monitoring government TV signal relay privateenterprise networks etc)
Potential Uses Cases Applications (technologies network topologies) eg
bull Technical LOSNLOS throughput range PDPDV availability QoS Sync automation form factor power consumption security etc
bull Non-technical Need for licensed or unlicensed bands etc
Requirements per Use Case Application eg
bull High Throughput low PD flexible frequency re-use etc
mmW Spectrum Solutions Key Performance Benefits eg
bull Differentiating factors of mmW bands
bull Timeline per use case
bull Equipment innovation per use case
bull Market value per use case etc
Evaluation Criteria for Use Cases Applications eg
mmW Bands Application and Use Case Examples
WORK ITEM 3 ldquoSurvey on status of worldwide
regulationrdquo
Alcatel-Lucent as Rapporteur
Proposed deliverables
bull White paper on V-band and E-band regulation (with incorporated database)
Summary of proposed content
bull Overview on V-band and E-band International regulations
bull Picture base on National Regulatory situation worldwide
bull Constrains and recommendations given in the Radio Regulations regional regulators
and standardization bodies worldwide
bull Live Database on national Administration (excel file)
bull never delivered alone partbaseline for the white paper
bull Two parts V-band and E-band
bull Info from National Regulatory ldquoAdministrationrdquo only
bull Maintained and updated on a regular basis (nice to have)
bull First Version April 2015
bull Contentsskeleton (first proposal in next slide )
WORK ITEM 4 ldquoV-band street level interference
analysisrdquo
Huawei as Rapporteur
Scope
bull The document examines the application of LoS radio links in V- band frequencies in
urban applications with regard to interference issues taking into account equipment
requirements propagation issues and expected requirements for backhaul hellip
bull Wherever possible punctual and statistical analysis is performed Applicability of
calculation methods is investigated
bull Purpose of this activity is the identification of optimal use in order to maximize
spectral efficiency and coverage in addition to detect and propose additional
requirements or necessary amendments to existing standards
Abstract
bull Proposed technical report examines interference issues derived from use of V-band
in urban scenarios with specific view to line of sight conditions
bull Equipment and antennas characteristics are considered together with propagation
characteristics
bull Different equipment technologies and location types are addressed to identify
specific requirements to be addressed in proper standards Network and link
requirements are taken into account in development of study
WORK ITEM 5 ldquommWave semiconductor
Industry technology status and evolution rdquo
Infineon as Rapporteur
Scope
bull Focus is on RF Analog technologies
bull Include Filters AFE (ADC DAC) Digital Technologies
bull tbd PCB materials
mmWave Applications more inputs coming from WI2
bull To identify focus areas like Small Cell Macro Cell
bull To distinguish WP depending on Cell sizes
bull Related info from mmWave Applications like WiGig Automotive Radar hellip
Overview Semiconductor Industry Technologies per Application
bull foundry process
bull packaging
bull Integration level
Outlook on Semiconductor Considerations to use of frequencies gt90GHz up to
300GHz
In addition the mWT ISG identified the following topics as potential New WIs for
updatefuture releases of the mWT deliverables
E-band street level interference analysis (New Work item completing WI4)
Active Antenna (phase array) and beam forming for mmwave transmission
systems Possible initial scope could be analysing the use cases from WI2 to
identify blocking issues of employing such technology for mmwave PPPMP radio
(multiple WIs addressing this area are foreseen)
Future spectrum for mmwave transmission in the frequency bands above
90GHz
revisions of W11 to include field trial not included in first release
revision of output from WI4 to include inter system interference conditions
continuous maintenance and update for the database from WI3 on regulatory
and licenses status
develop opinion on V-bandE-band to the industry and regulators derived
from the analysis and result from the database collected in WI3
revision of WI4 for other than LOS scenarios for interference analysis
High priority topics amp potential WIs
The mWT will carry out its activities mainly via G2M conference calls
and will have 4 Plenary meetings per year
The following is the proposed meetings schedule currently under
discussion
bull mWT1 14 ndash 15 January 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (Hosted by
ETSI)
bull mWT2 5 May 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
bull mWT3 22 September ndash Dusseldorf (in conjunction with Layer 123 IPMW
Forum)
bull mWT4 15 December ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Proposed Meetings Schedule
(under discussion)
The mWT ISG is open to all ETSI members and non-members
For full details of the mWT ISG including
ToR ndash Members and Participants agreements and how to join please visit
httpportaletsiorgtbaspxtbid=833ampSubTB=833
Thank you copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Welcome to the mWT ISG
Content
Millimetre Wave (mmW) Background
Spectrum amp Industry
ISG mWT Creation and Main Milestones
ToR of Millimetre Wave Transmission (mWT) ISG
Overview of Work Program
Work Items
Meetings Schedule
01-2015
12-2014
09-2014
Early 2014
ISG mWT first plenary meeting
in Sophia Antipolis
Establishment of the new ETSI Industry
Specification Group (ISG) on millimetre
Wave Transmission (mWT)
Launch of the mWT forum
Layer123 in Dusseldorf
by founding members
Early discussions founding
members preliminary agreements
Founding members (ALU Ericsson
Huawei NEC Vodafone EE
Andrew Commscope Infineon DT)
ETSI mWT ISG Main Milestones
Content
Millimetre Wave (mmW) Background
Spectrum amp Industry
ISG mWT Creation and Main Milestones
ToR of Millimetre Wave Transmission (mWT) ISG
Overview of Work Program
Work Items
Meetings Schedule
The mWT ISG aims to facilitate the use of the V-band (57-66
GHz) the E-band (71-76 amp 81-86 GHz) and in the future higher
frequency bands (from 50 GHz up to 300 GHz) for large volume
applications in the back-hauling and front-hauling to support
mobile network implementation wireless local loop and any other
service benefitting from high speed wireless transmission
Motivation of ETSI mWT ISG
mWT intends to address the whole industry value chain with emphasis on
bull Current and future regulations and licensing schemes for the use of
suitable spectrum in different countries
bull Putting in communication the whole industry chain to share and circulate
public information regarding the applications in field in order to favor faster and
more effective decisions on investments needed to provide new technologies
features and equipment
bull Influencing standards for the deployment of the products
bull Enhancing the confidence of all stakeholders and the general public in the
use of millimetre wave technologies
ToR of the mWT ISG (1)
The purpose of the ISG mWT is to provide a platform and opportunity for
companies organizations and any other stakeholder involved in the microwave
and millimetre wave industry chain to exchange technical information as follows
bull Sharing pure technical information (ie on trials aimed at propagation channel
model verification interference simulation) in order to prepare White Papers
and Presentations to increase the level of confidence by the operators
worldwide in the use of millimeter-waves and
bull Making it possible for all stakeholders involved in the industry to obtain the
latest technical information including latest research results promoting
cooperation and technical progress but always avoiding commercial issues and
always under compliance with the relevant competition laws
The ISG mWT aims to be a worldwide initiative with global reach
ToR of the mWT ISG (2)
Alcatel -Lucent
Ericsson
Huawei
NEC
Vodafone
EE
Commscope
Infineon
Deutsche Telekom
The mWT ISG was proposed by the following founding members
Founding members of the mWT ISG
copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
List of membersparticipants as of 20-01-15
Members
Organisation Name URL
Alcatel-Lucent (FR) wwwalcatel-lucentfr
Andrew AG (CH) httpwwwcommscopecom
BROADCOM CORPORATION (US) wwwbroadcomcom
Ceragon Networks AS (NO) wwwceragoncom
Deutsche Telekom AG (DE) wwwtelekomde
DOCOMO Communications Laboritories Europe
GbmH (DE) wwwdocomolab-eurocom
E-Blink sa (FR) wwwe-blinkcom
Ericsson LM (SE) wwwericssoncom
FBConsulting SARL (LU) wwwfbconsultinglu
Huawei Technologies (SE) wwwhuaweicom
Huawei Technologies Co Ltd (GB) wwwhuaweicom
HUBER+SUHNER AG (CH) wwwhubersuhnercom
INFINEON TECHNOLOGIES (DE) wwwinfineoncom
Intel Mobile Communications (DE) wwwintelcom
InterDigital Communications (US) wwwinterdigitalcom
NEC Corporation (JP) wwwnec-globalcom
NEC Europe LTD (GB) wwwukneccom
Nokia Solutions and Networks Gmbh amp Co KG (DE) wwwnsncom
SIAE Microelettronica SpA (IT) httpswwwsiaemiccom
Siklu Communication Ltd (IL) wwwsiklucom
STMicroelectronics wwwstmicroelectronicscom
VODAFONE Group Plc (GB) wwwvodafonecom
Participants
Organisation Name URL
EE Limited (GB) wwweecouk
Filtronic Broadband Ltd (GB) wwwfiltroniccom
Plasma Antennas Ltd (GB) wwwplasmaantennascom
Content
Millimetre Wave (mmW) Background
Spectrum amp Industry
ISG mWT Creation and Main Milestones
ToR of Millimetre Wave Transmission (mWT) ISG
Overview of Work Program
Work Items
Meetings Schedule
Title of Work Item Scope of Work Item (WI) Due date
1
Maturity and field
proven experience of
millimetre wave
transmission
The purpose of this WI is to produce an informative white paper to enhance
operator and regulator confidence in millimetre wave transmission (mWT) Overview
of (traditional) propagation and availability models for mWT and their status Share
measurement results and experience from trials deployments and
propagationavailability test ranges of mWT Address also additional experience in
new dense urban street level environment (macro to small cell as well as small cell
to small cell) for example regarding near-LOS non-LOS and mast sway for mWT
2015-06-30
2
Applications and use
cases of millimetre
wave transmission
The purpose of this Work Item is to produce informative GS as follows bull Potential
uses casesapplications (technologies network topologies) bull Requirements per use
case application bull mmW spectrum solutions key performance benefits bull Evaluation
criteria for use cases applications bull mmW bands application and use case
examples
2015-04-30
3
Overview on V-band
and E-band worldwide
regulations
Purpose of this work item is informative to produce an overview on V-band and E-
band national and International regulations - database collected all relevant info
from WW regulators - Database collection analysis - Constrainsprovisions given in
the Radio Regulations and others - Others relevant activities
2015-06-30
4
V-band street level
interference analysis
Purpose of this Work Item is informative to investigate the feasibility of using
unlicensed band by analysing interference levels in co-channel and adjacent
channels in dense deployment of PP radio at the street level taking into
considerations equipment characteristics capacities and BW requirements
standards- available channels antennas ndash available standards and propagation
oxygen absorption ndash loss and modelling
2015-07-31
5
millimetre wave
semiconductor
Industry technology
status and evolution
Purpose of this Work Item is informative on bull Overview of technologyfoundry
processes currently available and planned in future bull Overview of packaging
processes currently available and planned in future bull Overview of possible
integration level
2015-06-30
ISG mWT high priority topics amp WIs
WORK ITEM 1 ldquoMaturity and field proven
experience of millimetre wave transmissionrdquo
Ericsson as Rapporteur
Proposed deliverables
bull ISG Group specification in the form of an informative white paper with the title
ldquoMaturity and field proven experience of millimetre wave transmissionrdquo
Summary of proposed content
bull Use cases
bull Short summary of (and reference to) use cases and deployment scenarios covered in WI 2
bull Characteristics of mWT
bull (Traditional) Line-of-sight characteristics
bull Additional characteristics of street level deployment (if sufficient experience available)
bull (Non-traditional) Near- and Non-line-of-sight
bull Mast-sway (for street level deployments)
bull Overview and status of propagation and availability models for mWT
bull (Traditional ) Line-of-sight
bull Field proven experience
bull Experience performance results and comparison to models for Line-of-sight
bull Experience for street level deployments
bull References bull Including reference to WI2 WI3 and WI4
WORK ITEM 2 ldquoDefine the relevant use cases
of mWTrdquo
DT as Rapporteur
bull Mobile Backhaul (eg MacroSmall Cell or Fronthaul considering 45G amp different deployment scenarios)
bull Fixed Broadband (eg ldquolast 10-100mrdquo ldquolast 100-1000mrdquo etc)
bull Temporary Solutions (eg public safety special events etc)
bull Other (eg corporate access public WiFi hotspot BH traffic monitoring government TV signal relay privateenterprise networks etc)
Potential Uses Cases Applications (technologies network topologies) eg
bull Technical LOSNLOS throughput range PDPDV availability QoS Sync automation form factor power consumption security etc
bull Non-technical Need for licensed or unlicensed bands etc
Requirements per Use Case Application eg
bull High Throughput low PD flexible frequency re-use etc
mmW Spectrum Solutions Key Performance Benefits eg
bull Differentiating factors of mmW bands
bull Timeline per use case
bull Equipment innovation per use case
bull Market value per use case etc
Evaluation Criteria for Use Cases Applications eg
mmW Bands Application and Use Case Examples
WORK ITEM 3 ldquoSurvey on status of worldwide
regulationrdquo
Alcatel-Lucent as Rapporteur
Proposed deliverables
bull White paper on V-band and E-band regulation (with incorporated database)
Summary of proposed content
bull Overview on V-band and E-band International regulations
bull Picture base on National Regulatory situation worldwide
bull Constrains and recommendations given in the Radio Regulations regional regulators
and standardization bodies worldwide
bull Live Database on national Administration (excel file)
bull never delivered alone partbaseline for the white paper
bull Two parts V-band and E-band
bull Info from National Regulatory ldquoAdministrationrdquo only
bull Maintained and updated on a regular basis (nice to have)
bull First Version April 2015
bull Contentsskeleton (first proposal in next slide )
WORK ITEM 4 ldquoV-band street level interference
analysisrdquo
Huawei as Rapporteur
Scope
bull The document examines the application of LoS radio links in V- band frequencies in
urban applications with regard to interference issues taking into account equipment
requirements propagation issues and expected requirements for backhaul hellip
bull Wherever possible punctual and statistical analysis is performed Applicability of
calculation methods is investigated
bull Purpose of this activity is the identification of optimal use in order to maximize
spectral efficiency and coverage in addition to detect and propose additional
requirements or necessary amendments to existing standards
Abstract
bull Proposed technical report examines interference issues derived from use of V-band
in urban scenarios with specific view to line of sight conditions
bull Equipment and antennas characteristics are considered together with propagation
characteristics
bull Different equipment technologies and location types are addressed to identify
specific requirements to be addressed in proper standards Network and link
requirements are taken into account in development of study
WORK ITEM 5 ldquommWave semiconductor
Industry technology status and evolution rdquo
Infineon as Rapporteur
Scope
bull Focus is on RF Analog technologies
bull Include Filters AFE (ADC DAC) Digital Technologies
bull tbd PCB materials
mmWave Applications more inputs coming from WI2
bull To identify focus areas like Small Cell Macro Cell
bull To distinguish WP depending on Cell sizes
bull Related info from mmWave Applications like WiGig Automotive Radar hellip
Overview Semiconductor Industry Technologies per Application
bull foundry process
bull packaging
bull Integration level
Outlook on Semiconductor Considerations to use of frequencies gt90GHz up to
300GHz
In addition the mWT ISG identified the following topics as potential New WIs for
updatefuture releases of the mWT deliverables
E-band street level interference analysis (New Work item completing WI4)
Active Antenna (phase array) and beam forming for mmwave transmission
systems Possible initial scope could be analysing the use cases from WI2 to
identify blocking issues of employing such technology for mmwave PPPMP radio
(multiple WIs addressing this area are foreseen)
Future spectrum for mmwave transmission in the frequency bands above
90GHz
revisions of W11 to include field trial not included in first release
revision of output from WI4 to include inter system interference conditions
continuous maintenance and update for the database from WI3 on regulatory
and licenses status
develop opinion on V-bandE-band to the industry and regulators derived
from the analysis and result from the database collected in WI3
revision of WI4 for other than LOS scenarios for interference analysis
High priority topics amp potential WIs
The mWT will carry out its activities mainly via G2M conference calls
and will have 4 Plenary meetings per year
The following is the proposed meetings schedule currently under
discussion
bull mWT1 14 ndash 15 January 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (Hosted by
ETSI)
bull mWT2 5 May 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
bull mWT3 22 September ndash Dusseldorf (in conjunction with Layer 123 IPMW
Forum)
bull mWT4 15 December ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Proposed Meetings Schedule
(under discussion)
The mWT ISG is open to all ETSI members and non-members
For full details of the mWT ISG including
ToR ndash Members and Participants agreements and how to join please visit
httpportaletsiorgtbaspxtbid=833ampSubTB=833
Thank you copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Welcome to the mWT ISG
01-2015
12-2014
09-2014
Early 2014
ISG mWT first plenary meeting
in Sophia Antipolis
Establishment of the new ETSI Industry
Specification Group (ISG) on millimetre
Wave Transmission (mWT)
Launch of the mWT forum
Layer123 in Dusseldorf
by founding members
Early discussions founding
members preliminary agreements
Founding members (ALU Ericsson
Huawei NEC Vodafone EE
Andrew Commscope Infineon DT)
ETSI mWT ISG Main Milestones
Content
Millimetre Wave (mmW) Background
Spectrum amp Industry
ISG mWT Creation and Main Milestones
ToR of Millimetre Wave Transmission (mWT) ISG
Overview of Work Program
Work Items
Meetings Schedule
The mWT ISG aims to facilitate the use of the V-band (57-66
GHz) the E-band (71-76 amp 81-86 GHz) and in the future higher
frequency bands (from 50 GHz up to 300 GHz) for large volume
applications in the back-hauling and front-hauling to support
mobile network implementation wireless local loop and any other
service benefitting from high speed wireless transmission
Motivation of ETSI mWT ISG
mWT intends to address the whole industry value chain with emphasis on
bull Current and future regulations and licensing schemes for the use of
suitable spectrum in different countries
bull Putting in communication the whole industry chain to share and circulate
public information regarding the applications in field in order to favor faster and
more effective decisions on investments needed to provide new technologies
features and equipment
bull Influencing standards for the deployment of the products
bull Enhancing the confidence of all stakeholders and the general public in the
use of millimetre wave technologies
ToR of the mWT ISG (1)
The purpose of the ISG mWT is to provide a platform and opportunity for
companies organizations and any other stakeholder involved in the microwave
and millimetre wave industry chain to exchange technical information as follows
bull Sharing pure technical information (ie on trials aimed at propagation channel
model verification interference simulation) in order to prepare White Papers
and Presentations to increase the level of confidence by the operators
worldwide in the use of millimeter-waves and
bull Making it possible for all stakeholders involved in the industry to obtain the
latest technical information including latest research results promoting
cooperation and technical progress but always avoiding commercial issues and
always under compliance with the relevant competition laws
The ISG mWT aims to be a worldwide initiative with global reach
ToR of the mWT ISG (2)
Alcatel -Lucent
Ericsson
Huawei
NEC
Vodafone
EE
Commscope
Infineon
Deutsche Telekom
The mWT ISG was proposed by the following founding members
Founding members of the mWT ISG
copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
List of membersparticipants as of 20-01-15
Members
Organisation Name URL
Alcatel-Lucent (FR) wwwalcatel-lucentfr
Andrew AG (CH) httpwwwcommscopecom
BROADCOM CORPORATION (US) wwwbroadcomcom
Ceragon Networks AS (NO) wwwceragoncom
Deutsche Telekom AG (DE) wwwtelekomde
DOCOMO Communications Laboritories Europe
GbmH (DE) wwwdocomolab-eurocom
E-Blink sa (FR) wwwe-blinkcom
Ericsson LM (SE) wwwericssoncom
FBConsulting SARL (LU) wwwfbconsultinglu
Huawei Technologies (SE) wwwhuaweicom
Huawei Technologies Co Ltd (GB) wwwhuaweicom
HUBER+SUHNER AG (CH) wwwhubersuhnercom
INFINEON TECHNOLOGIES (DE) wwwinfineoncom
Intel Mobile Communications (DE) wwwintelcom
InterDigital Communications (US) wwwinterdigitalcom
NEC Corporation (JP) wwwnec-globalcom
NEC Europe LTD (GB) wwwukneccom
Nokia Solutions and Networks Gmbh amp Co KG (DE) wwwnsncom
SIAE Microelettronica SpA (IT) httpswwwsiaemiccom
Siklu Communication Ltd (IL) wwwsiklucom
STMicroelectronics wwwstmicroelectronicscom
VODAFONE Group Plc (GB) wwwvodafonecom
Participants
Organisation Name URL
EE Limited (GB) wwweecouk
Filtronic Broadband Ltd (GB) wwwfiltroniccom
Plasma Antennas Ltd (GB) wwwplasmaantennascom
Content
Millimetre Wave (mmW) Background
Spectrum amp Industry
ISG mWT Creation and Main Milestones
ToR of Millimetre Wave Transmission (mWT) ISG
Overview of Work Program
Work Items
Meetings Schedule
Title of Work Item Scope of Work Item (WI) Due date
1
Maturity and field
proven experience of
millimetre wave
transmission
The purpose of this WI is to produce an informative white paper to enhance
operator and regulator confidence in millimetre wave transmission (mWT) Overview
of (traditional) propagation and availability models for mWT and their status Share
measurement results and experience from trials deployments and
propagationavailability test ranges of mWT Address also additional experience in
new dense urban street level environment (macro to small cell as well as small cell
to small cell) for example regarding near-LOS non-LOS and mast sway for mWT
2015-06-30
2
Applications and use
cases of millimetre
wave transmission
The purpose of this Work Item is to produce informative GS as follows bull Potential
uses casesapplications (technologies network topologies) bull Requirements per use
case application bull mmW spectrum solutions key performance benefits bull Evaluation
criteria for use cases applications bull mmW bands application and use case
examples
2015-04-30
3
Overview on V-band
and E-band worldwide
regulations
Purpose of this work item is informative to produce an overview on V-band and E-
band national and International regulations - database collected all relevant info
from WW regulators - Database collection analysis - Constrainsprovisions given in
the Radio Regulations and others - Others relevant activities
2015-06-30
4
V-band street level
interference analysis
Purpose of this Work Item is informative to investigate the feasibility of using
unlicensed band by analysing interference levels in co-channel and adjacent
channels in dense deployment of PP radio at the street level taking into
considerations equipment characteristics capacities and BW requirements
standards- available channels antennas ndash available standards and propagation
oxygen absorption ndash loss and modelling
2015-07-31
5
millimetre wave
semiconductor
Industry technology
status and evolution
Purpose of this Work Item is informative on bull Overview of technologyfoundry
processes currently available and planned in future bull Overview of packaging
processes currently available and planned in future bull Overview of possible
integration level
2015-06-30
ISG mWT high priority topics amp WIs
WORK ITEM 1 ldquoMaturity and field proven
experience of millimetre wave transmissionrdquo
Ericsson as Rapporteur
Proposed deliverables
bull ISG Group specification in the form of an informative white paper with the title
ldquoMaturity and field proven experience of millimetre wave transmissionrdquo
Summary of proposed content
bull Use cases
bull Short summary of (and reference to) use cases and deployment scenarios covered in WI 2
bull Characteristics of mWT
bull (Traditional) Line-of-sight characteristics
bull Additional characteristics of street level deployment (if sufficient experience available)
bull (Non-traditional) Near- and Non-line-of-sight
bull Mast-sway (for street level deployments)
bull Overview and status of propagation and availability models for mWT
bull (Traditional ) Line-of-sight
bull Field proven experience
bull Experience performance results and comparison to models for Line-of-sight
bull Experience for street level deployments
bull References bull Including reference to WI2 WI3 and WI4
WORK ITEM 2 ldquoDefine the relevant use cases
of mWTrdquo
DT as Rapporteur
bull Mobile Backhaul (eg MacroSmall Cell or Fronthaul considering 45G amp different deployment scenarios)
bull Fixed Broadband (eg ldquolast 10-100mrdquo ldquolast 100-1000mrdquo etc)
bull Temporary Solutions (eg public safety special events etc)
bull Other (eg corporate access public WiFi hotspot BH traffic monitoring government TV signal relay privateenterprise networks etc)
Potential Uses Cases Applications (technologies network topologies) eg
bull Technical LOSNLOS throughput range PDPDV availability QoS Sync automation form factor power consumption security etc
bull Non-technical Need for licensed or unlicensed bands etc
Requirements per Use Case Application eg
bull High Throughput low PD flexible frequency re-use etc
mmW Spectrum Solutions Key Performance Benefits eg
bull Differentiating factors of mmW bands
bull Timeline per use case
bull Equipment innovation per use case
bull Market value per use case etc
Evaluation Criteria for Use Cases Applications eg
mmW Bands Application and Use Case Examples
WORK ITEM 3 ldquoSurvey on status of worldwide
regulationrdquo
Alcatel-Lucent as Rapporteur
Proposed deliverables
bull White paper on V-band and E-band regulation (with incorporated database)
Summary of proposed content
bull Overview on V-band and E-band International regulations
bull Picture base on National Regulatory situation worldwide
bull Constrains and recommendations given in the Radio Regulations regional regulators
and standardization bodies worldwide
bull Live Database on national Administration (excel file)
bull never delivered alone partbaseline for the white paper
bull Two parts V-band and E-band
bull Info from National Regulatory ldquoAdministrationrdquo only
bull Maintained and updated on a regular basis (nice to have)
bull First Version April 2015
bull Contentsskeleton (first proposal in next slide )
WORK ITEM 4 ldquoV-band street level interference
analysisrdquo
Huawei as Rapporteur
Scope
bull The document examines the application of LoS radio links in V- band frequencies in
urban applications with regard to interference issues taking into account equipment
requirements propagation issues and expected requirements for backhaul hellip
bull Wherever possible punctual and statistical analysis is performed Applicability of
calculation methods is investigated
bull Purpose of this activity is the identification of optimal use in order to maximize
spectral efficiency and coverage in addition to detect and propose additional
requirements or necessary amendments to existing standards
Abstract
bull Proposed technical report examines interference issues derived from use of V-band
in urban scenarios with specific view to line of sight conditions
bull Equipment and antennas characteristics are considered together with propagation
characteristics
bull Different equipment technologies and location types are addressed to identify
specific requirements to be addressed in proper standards Network and link
requirements are taken into account in development of study
WORK ITEM 5 ldquommWave semiconductor
Industry technology status and evolution rdquo
Infineon as Rapporteur
Scope
bull Focus is on RF Analog technologies
bull Include Filters AFE (ADC DAC) Digital Technologies
bull tbd PCB materials
mmWave Applications more inputs coming from WI2
bull To identify focus areas like Small Cell Macro Cell
bull To distinguish WP depending on Cell sizes
bull Related info from mmWave Applications like WiGig Automotive Radar hellip
Overview Semiconductor Industry Technologies per Application
bull foundry process
bull packaging
bull Integration level
Outlook on Semiconductor Considerations to use of frequencies gt90GHz up to
300GHz
In addition the mWT ISG identified the following topics as potential New WIs for
updatefuture releases of the mWT deliverables
E-band street level interference analysis (New Work item completing WI4)
Active Antenna (phase array) and beam forming for mmwave transmission
systems Possible initial scope could be analysing the use cases from WI2 to
identify blocking issues of employing such technology for mmwave PPPMP radio
(multiple WIs addressing this area are foreseen)
Future spectrum for mmwave transmission in the frequency bands above
90GHz
revisions of W11 to include field trial not included in first release
revision of output from WI4 to include inter system interference conditions
continuous maintenance and update for the database from WI3 on regulatory
and licenses status
develop opinion on V-bandE-band to the industry and regulators derived
from the analysis and result from the database collected in WI3
revision of WI4 for other than LOS scenarios for interference analysis
High priority topics amp potential WIs
The mWT will carry out its activities mainly via G2M conference calls
and will have 4 Plenary meetings per year
The following is the proposed meetings schedule currently under
discussion
bull mWT1 14 ndash 15 January 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (Hosted by
ETSI)
bull mWT2 5 May 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
bull mWT3 22 September ndash Dusseldorf (in conjunction with Layer 123 IPMW
Forum)
bull mWT4 15 December ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Proposed Meetings Schedule
(under discussion)
The mWT ISG is open to all ETSI members and non-members
For full details of the mWT ISG including
ToR ndash Members and Participants agreements and how to join please visit
httpportaletsiorgtbaspxtbid=833ampSubTB=833
Thank you copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Welcome to the mWT ISG
Content
Millimetre Wave (mmW) Background
Spectrum amp Industry
ISG mWT Creation and Main Milestones
ToR of Millimetre Wave Transmission (mWT) ISG
Overview of Work Program
Work Items
Meetings Schedule
The mWT ISG aims to facilitate the use of the V-band (57-66
GHz) the E-band (71-76 amp 81-86 GHz) and in the future higher
frequency bands (from 50 GHz up to 300 GHz) for large volume
applications in the back-hauling and front-hauling to support
mobile network implementation wireless local loop and any other
service benefitting from high speed wireless transmission
Motivation of ETSI mWT ISG
mWT intends to address the whole industry value chain with emphasis on
bull Current and future regulations and licensing schemes for the use of
suitable spectrum in different countries
bull Putting in communication the whole industry chain to share and circulate
public information regarding the applications in field in order to favor faster and
more effective decisions on investments needed to provide new technologies
features and equipment
bull Influencing standards for the deployment of the products
bull Enhancing the confidence of all stakeholders and the general public in the
use of millimetre wave technologies
ToR of the mWT ISG (1)
The purpose of the ISG mWT is to provide a platform and opportunity for
companies organizations and any other stakeholder involved in the microwave
and millimetre wave industry chain to exchange technical information as follows
bull Sharing pure technical information (ie on trials aimed at propagation channel
model verification interference simulation) in order to prepare White Papers
and Presentations to increase the level of confidence by the operators
worldwide in the use of millimeter-waves and
bull Making it possible for all stakeholders involved in the industry to obtain the
latest technical information including latest research results promoting
cooperation and technical progress but always avoiding commercial issues and
always under compliance with the relevant competition laws
The ISG mWT aims to be a worldwide initiative with global reach
ToR of the mWT ISG (2)
Alcatel -Lucent
Ericsson
Huawei
NEC
Vodafone
EE
Commscope
Infineon
Deutsche Telekom
The mWT ISG was proposed by the following founding members
Founding members of the mWT ISG
copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
List of membersparticipants as of 20-01-15
Members
Organisation Name URL
Alcatel-Lucent (FR) wwwalcatel-lucentfr
Andrew AG (CH) httpwwwcommscopecom
BROADCOM CORPORATION (US) wwwbroadcomcom
Ceragon Networks AS (NO) wwwceragoncom
Deutsche Telekom AG (DE) wwwtelekomde
DOCOMO Communications Laboritories Europe
GbmH (DE) wwwdocomolab-eurocom
E-Blink sa (FR) wwwe-blinkcom
Ericsson LM (SE) wwwericssoncom
FBConsulting SARL (LU) wwwfbconsultinglu
Huawei Technologies (SE) wwwhuaweicom
Huawei Technologies Co Ltd (GB) wwwhuaweicom
HUBER+SUHNER AG (CH) wwwhubersuhnercom
INFINEON TECHNOLOGIES (DE) wwwinfineoncom
Intel Mobile Communications (DE) wwwintelcom
InterDigital Communications (US) wwwinterdigitalcom
NEC Corporation (JP) wwwnec-globalcom
NEC Europe LTD (GB) wwwukneccom
Nokia Solutions and Networks Gmbh amp Co KG (DE) wwwnsncom
SIAE Microelettronica SpA (IT) httpswwwsiaemiccom
Siklu Communication Ltd (IL) wwwsiklucom
STMicroelectronics wwwstmicroelectronicscom
VODAFONE Group Plc (GB) wwwvodafonecom
Participants
Organisation Name URL
EE Limited (GB) wwweecouk
Filtronic Broadband Ltd (GB) wwwfiltroniccom
Plasma Antennas Ltd (GB) wwwplasmaantennascom
Content
Millimetre Wave (mmW) Background
Spectrum amp Industry
ISG mWT Creation and Main Milestones
ToR of Millimetre Wave Transmission (mWT) ISG
Overview of Work Program
Work Items
Meetings Schedule
Title of Work Item Scope of Work Item (WI) Due date
1
Maturity and field
proven experience of
millimetre wave
transmission
The purpose of this WI is to produce an informative white paper to enhance
operator and regulator confidence in millimetre wave transmission (mWT) Overview
of (traditional) propagation and availability models for mWT and their status Share
measurement results and experience from trials deployments and
propagationavailability test ranges of mWT Address also additional experience in
new dense urban street level environment (macro to small cell as well as small cell
to small cell) for example regarding near-LOS non-LOS and mast sway for mWT
2015-06-30
2
Applications and use
cases of millimetre
wave transmission
The purpose of this Work Item is to produce informative GS as follows bull Potential
uses casesapplications (technologies network topologies) bull Requirements per use
case application bull mmW spectrum solutions key performance benefits bull Evaluation
criteria for use cases applications bull mmW bands application and use case
examples
2015-04-30
3
Overview on V-band
and E-band worldwide
regulations
Purpose of this work item is informative to produce an overview on V-band and E-
band national and International regulations - database collected all relevant info
from WW regulators - Database collection analysis - Constrainsprovisions given in
the Radio Regulations and others - Others relevant activities
2015-06-30
4
V-band street level
interference analysis
Purpose of this Work Item is informative to investigate the feasibility of using
unlicensed band by analysing interference levels in co-channel and adjacent
channels in dense deployment of PP radio at the street level taking into
considerations equipment characteristics capacities and BW requirements
standards- available channels antennas ndash available standards and propagation
oxygen absorption ndash loss and modelling
2015-07-31
5
millimetre wave
semiconductor
Industry technology
status and evolution
Purpose of this Work Item is informative on bull Overview of technologyfoundry
processes currently available and planned in future bull Overview of packaging
processes currently available and planned in future bull Overview of possible
integration level
2015-06-30
ISG mWT high priority topics amp WIs
WORK ITEM 1 ldquoMaturity and field proven
experience of millimetre wave transmissionrdquo
Ericsson as Rapporteur
Proposed deliverables
bull ISG Group specification in the form of an informative white paper with the title
ldquoMaturity and field proven experience of millimetre wave transmissionrdquo
Summary of proposed content
bull Use cases
bull Short summary of (and reference to) use cases and deployment scenarios covered in WI 2
bull Characteristics of mWT
bull (Traditional) Line-of-sight characteristics
bull Additional characteristics of street level deployment (if sufficient experience available)
bull (Non-traditional) Near- and Non-line-of-sight
bull Mast-sway (for street level deployments)
bull Overview and status of propagation and availability models for mWT
bull (Traditional ) Line-of-sight
bull Field proven experience
bull Experience performance results and comparison to models for Line-of-sight
bull Experience for street level deployments
bull References bull Including reference to WI2 WI3 and WI4
WORK ITEM 2 ldquoDefine the relevant use cases
of mWTrdquo
DT as Rapporteur
bull Mobile Backhaul (eg MacroSmall Cell or Fronthaul considering 45G amp different deployment scenarios)
bull Fixed Broadband (eg ldquolast 10-100mrdquo ldquolast 100-1000mrdquo etc)
bull Temporary Solutions (eg public safety special events etc)
bull Other (eg corporate access public WiFi hotspot BH traffic monitoring government TV signal relay privateenterprise networks etc)
Potential Uses Cases Applications (technologies network topologies) eg
bull Technical LOSNLOS throughput range PDPDV availability QoS Sync automation form factor power consumption security etc
bull Non-technical Need for licensed or unlicensed bands etc
Requirements per Use Case Application eg
bull High Throughput low PD flexible frequency re-use etc
mmW Spectrum Solutions Key Performance Benefits eg
bull Differentiating factors of mmW bands
bull Timeline per use case
bull Equipment innovation per use case
bull Market value per use case etc
Evaluation Criteria for Use Cases Applications eg
mmW Bands Application and Use Case Examples
WORK ITEM 3 ldquoSurvey on status of worldwide
regulationrdquo
Alcatel-Lucent as Rapporteur
Proposed deliverables
bull White paper on V-band and E-band regulation (with incorporated database)
Summary of proposed content
bull Overview on V-band and E-band International regulations
bull Picture base on National Regulatory situation worldwide
bull Constrains and recommendations given in the Radio Regulations regional regulators
and standardization bodies worldwide
bull Live Database on national Administration (excel file)
bull never delivered alone partbaseline for the white paper
bull Two parts V-band and E-band
bull Info from National Regulatory ldquoAdministrationrdquo only
bull Maintained and updated on a regular basis (nice to have)
bull First Version April 2015
bull Contentsskeleton (first proposal in next slide )
WORK ITEM 4 ldquoV-band street level interference
analysisrdquo
Huawei as Rapporteur
Scope
bull The document examines the application of LoS radio links in V- band frequencies in
urban applications with regard to interference issues taking into account equipment
requirements propagation issues and expected requirements for backhaul hellip
bull Wherever possible punctual and statistical analysis is performed Applicability of
calculation methods is investigated
bull Purpose of this activity is the identification of optimal use in order to maximize
spectral efficiency and coverage in addition to detect and propose additional
requirements or necessary amendments to existing standards
Abstract
bull Proposed technical report examines interference issues derived from use of V-band
in urban scenarios with specific view to line of sight conditions
bull Equipment and antennas characteristics are considered together with propagation
characteristics
bull Different equipment technologies and location types are addressed to identify
specific requirements to be addressed in proper standards Network and link
requirements are taken into account in development of study
WORK ITEM 5 ldquommWave semiconductor
Industry technology status and evolution rdquo
Infineon as Rapporteur
Scope
bull Focus is on RF Analog technologies
bull Include Filters AFE (ADC DAC) Digital Technologies
bull tbd PCB materials
mmWave Applications more inputs coming from WI2
bull To identify focus areas like Small Cell Macro Cell
bull To distinguish WP depending on Cell sizes
bull Related info from mmWave Applications like WiGig Automotive Radar hellip
Overview Semiconductor Industry Technologies per Application
bull foundry process
bull packaging
bull Integration level
Outlook on Semiconductor Considerations to use of frequencies gt90GHz up to
300GHz
In addition the mWT ISG identified the following topics as potential New WIs for
updatefuture releases of the mWT deliverables
E-band street level interference analysis (New Work item completing WI4)
Active Antenna (phase array) and beam forming for mmwave transmission
systems Possible initial scope could be analysing the use cases from WI2 to
identify blocking issues of employing such technology for mmwave PPPMP radio
(multiple WIs addressing this area are foreseen)
Future spectrum for mmwave transmission in the frequency bands above
90GHz
revisions of W11 to include field trial not included in first release
revision of output from WI4 to include inter system interference conditions
continuous maintenance and update for the database from WI3 on regulatory
and licenses status
develop opinion on V-bandE-band to the industry and regulators derived
from the analysis and result from the database collected in WI3
revision of WI4 for other than LOS scenarios for interference analysis
High priority topics amp potential WIs
The mWT will carry out its activities mainly via G2M conference calls
and will have 4 Plenary meetings per year
The following is the proposed meetings schedule currently under
discussion
bull mWT1 14 ndash 15 January 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (Hosted by
ETSI)
bull mWT2 5 May 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
bull mWT3 22 September ndash Dusseldorf (in conjunction with Layer 123 IPMW
Forum)
bull mWT4 15 December ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Proposed Meetings Schedule
(under discussion)
The mWT ISG is open to all ETSI members and non-members
For full details of the mWT ISG including
ToR ndash Members and Participants agreements and how to join please visit
httpportaletsiorgtbaspxtbid=833ampSubTB=833
Thank you copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Welcome to the mWT ISG
The mWT ISG aims to facilitate the use of the V-band (57-66
GHz) the E-band (71-76 amp 81-86 GHz) and in the future higher
frequency bands (from 50 GHz up to 300 GHz) for large volume
applications in the back-hauling and front-hauling to support
mobile network implementation wireless local loop and any other
service benefitting from high speed wireless transmission
Motivation of ETSI mWT ISG
mWT intends to address the whole industry value chain with emphasis on
bull Current and future regulations and licensing schemes for the use of
suitable spectrum in different countries
bull Putting in communication the whole industry chain to share and circulate
public information regarding the applications in field in order to favor faster and
more effective decisions on investments needed to provide new technologies
features and equipment
bull Influencing standards for the deployment of the products
bull Enhancing the confidence of all stakeholders and the general public in the
use of millimetre wave technologies
ToR of the mWT ISG (1)
The purpose of the ISG mWT is to provide a platform and opportunity for
companies organizations and any other stakeholder involved in the microwave
and millimetre wave industry chain to exchange technical information as follows
bull Sharing pure technical information (ie on trials aimed at propagation channel
model verification interference simulation) in order to prepare White Papers
and Presentations to increase the level of confidence by the operators
worldwide in the use of millimeter-waves and
bull Making it possible for all stakeholders involved in the industry to obtain the
latest technical information including latest research results promoting
cooperation and technical progress but always avoiding commercial issues and
always under compliance with the relevant competition laws
The ISG mWT aims to be a worldwide initiative with global reach
ToR of the mWT ISG (2)
Alcatel -Lucent
Ericsson
Huawei
NEC
Vodafone
EE
Commscope
Infineon
Deutsche Telekom
The mWT ISG was proposed by the following founding members
Founding members of the mWT ISG
copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
List of membersparticipants as of 20-01-15
Members
Organisation Name URL
Alcatel-Lucent (FR) wwwalcatel-lucentfr
Andrew AG (CH) httpwwwcommscopecom
BROADCOM CORPORATION (US) wwwbroadcomcom
Ceragon Networks AS (NO) wwwceragoncom
Deutsche Telekom AG (DE) wwwtelekomde
DOCOMO Communications Laboritories Europe
GbmH (DE) wwwdocomolab-eurocom
E-Blink sa (FR) wwwe-blinkcom
Ericsson LM (SE) wwwericssoncom
FBConsulting SARL (LU) wwwfbconsultinglu
Huawei Technologies (SE) wwwhuaweicom
Huawei Technologies Co Ltd (GB) wwwhuaweicom
HUBER+SUHNER AG (CH) wwwhubersuhnercom
INFINEON TECHNOLOGIES (DE) wwwinfineoncom
Intel Mobile Communications (DE) wwwintelcom
InterDigital Communications (US) wwwinterdigitalcom
NEC Corporation (JP) wwwnec-globalcom
NEC Europe LTD (GB) wwwukneccom
Nokia Solutions and Networks Gmbh amp Co KG (DE) wwwnsncom
SIAE Microelettronica SpA (IT) httpswwwsiaemiccom
Siklu Communication Ltd (IL) wwwsiklucom
STMicroelectronics wwwstmicroelectronicscom
VODAFONE Group Plc (GB) wwwvodafonecom
Participants
Organisation Name URL
EE Limited (GB) wwweecouk
Filtronic Broadband Ltd (GB) wwwfiltroniccom
Plasma Antennas Ltd (GB) wwwplasmaantennascom
Content
Millimetre Wave (mmW) Background
Spectrum amp Industry
ISG mWT Creation and Main Milestones
ToR of Millimetre Wave Transmission (mWT) ISG
Overview of Work Program
Work Items
Meetings Schedule
Title of Work Item Scope of Work Item (WI) Due date
1
Maturity and field
proven experience of
millimetre wave
transmission
The purpose of this WI is to produce an informative white paper to enhance
operator and regulator confidence in millimetre wave transmission (mWT) Overview
of (traditional) propagation and availability models for mWT and their status Share
measurement results and experience from trials deployments and
propagationavailability test ranges of mWT Address also additional experience in
new dense urban street level environment (macro to small cell as well as small cell
to small cell) for example regarding near-LOS non-LOS and mast sway for mWT
2015-06-30
2
Applications and use
cases of millimetre
wave transmission
The purpose of this Work Item is to produce informative GS as follows bull Potential
uses casesapplications (technologies network topologies) bull Requirements per use
case application bull mmW spectrum solutions key performance benefits bull Evaluation
criteria for use cases applications bull mmW bands application and use case
examples
2015-04-30
3
Overview on V-band
and E-band worldwide
regulations
Purpose of this work item is informative to produce an overview on V-band and E-
band national and International regulations - database collected all relevant info
from WW regulators - Database collection analysis - Constrainsprovisions given in
the Radio Regulations and others - Others relevant activities
2015-06-30
4
V-band street level
interference analysis
Purpose of this Work Item is informative to investigate the feasibility of using
unlicensed band by analysing interference levels in co-channel and adjacent
channels in dense deployment of PP radio at the street level taking into
considerations equipment characteristics capacities and BW requirements
standards- available channels antennas ndash available standards and propagation
oxygen absorption ndash loss and modelling
2015-07-31
5
millimetre wave
semiconductor
Industry technology
status and evolution
Purpose of this Work Item is informative on bull Overview of technologyfoundry
processes currently available and planned in future bull Overview of packaging
processes currently available and planned in future bull Overview of possible
integration level
2015-06-30
ISG mWT high priority topics amp WIs
WORK ITEM 1 ldquoMaturity and field proven
experience of millimetre wave transmissionrdquo
Ericsson as Rapporteur
Proposed deliverables
bull ISG Group specification in the form of an informative white paper with the title
ldquoMaturity and field proven experience of millimetre wave transmissionrdquo
Summary of proposed content
bull Use cases
bull Short summary of (and reference to) use cases and deployment scenarios covered in WI 2
bull Characteristics of mWT
bull (Traditional) Line-of-sight characteristics
bull Additional characteristics of street level deployment (if sufficient experience available)
bull (Non-traditional) Near- and Non-line-of-sight
bull Mast-sway (for street level deployments)
bull Overview and status of propagation and availability models for mWT
bull (Traditional ) Line-of-sight
bull Field proven experience
bull Experience performance results and comparison to models for Line-of-sight
bull Experience for street level deployments
bull References bull Including reference to WI2 WI3 and WI4
WORK ITEM 2 ldquoDefine the relevant use cases
of mWTrdquo
DT as Rapporteur
bull Mobile Backhaul (eg MacroSmall Cell or Fronthaul considering 45G amp different deployment scenarios)
bull Fixed Broadband (eg ldquolast 10-100mrdquo ldquolast 100-1000mrdquo etc)
bull Temporary Solutions (eg public safety special events etc)
bull Other (eg corporate access public WiFi hotspot BH traffic monitoring government TV signal relay privateenterprise networks etc)
Potential Uses Cases Applications (technologies network topologies) eg
bull Technical LOSNLOS throughput range PDPDV availability QoS Sync automation form factor power consumption security etc
bull Non-technical Need for licensed or unlicensed bands etc
Requirements per Use Case Application eg
bull High Throughput low PD flexible frequency re-use etc
mmW Spectrum Solutions Key Performance Benefits eg
bull Differentiating factors of mmW bands
bull Timeline per use case
bull Equipment innovation per use case
bull Market value per use case etc
Evaluation Criteria for Use Cases Applications eg
mmW Bands Application and Use Case Examples
WORK ITEM 3 ldquoSurvey on status of worldwide
regulationrdquo
Alcatel-Lucent as Rapporteur
Proposed deliverables
bull White paper on V-band and E-band regulation (with incorporated database)
Summary of proposed content
bull Overview on V-band and E-band International regulations
bull Picture base on National Regulatory situation worldwide
bull Constrains and recommendations given in the Radio Regulations regional regulators
and standardization bodies worldwide
bull Live Database on national Administration (excel file)
bull never delivered alone partbaseline for the white paper
bull Two parts V-band and E-band
bull Info from National Regulatory ldquoAdministrationrdquo only
bull Maintained and updated on a regular basis (nice to have)
bull First Version April 2015
bull Contentsskeleton (first proposal in next slide )
WORK ITEM 4 ldquoV-band street level interference
analysisrdquo
Huawei as Rapporteur
Scope
bull The document examines the application of LoS radio links in V- band frequencies in
urban applications with regard to interference issues taking into account equipment
requirements propagation issues and expected requirements for backhaul hellip
bull Wherever possible punctual and statistical analysis is performed Applicability of
calculation methods is investigated
bull Purpose of this activity is the identification of optimal use in order to maximize
spectral efficiency and coverage in addition to detect and propose additional
requirements or necessary amendments to existing standards
Abstract
bull Proposed technical report examines interference issues derived from use of V-band
in urban scenarios with specific view to line of sight conditions
bull Equipment and antennas characteristics are considered together with propagation
characteristics
bull Different equipment technologies and location types are addressed to identify
specific requirements to be addressed in proper standards Network and link
requirements are taken into account in development of study
WORK ITEM 5 ldquommWave semiconductor
Industry technology status and evolution rdquo
Infineon as Rapporteur
Scope
bull Focus is on RF Analog technologies
bull Include Filters AFE (ADC DAC) Digital Technologies
bull tbd PCB materials
mmWave Applications more inputs coming from WI2
bull To identify focus areas like Small Cell Macro Cell
bull To distinguish WP depending on Cell sizes
bull Related info from mmWave Applications like WiGig Automotive Radar hellip
Overview Semiconductor Industry Technologies per Application
bull foundry process
bull packaging
bull Integration level
Outlook on Semiconductor Considerations to use of frequencies gt90GHz up to
300GHz
In addition the mWT ISG identified the following topics as potential New WIs for
updatefuture releases of the mWT deliverables
E-band street level interference analysis (New Work item completing WI4)
Active Antenna (phase array) and beam forming for mmwave transmission
systems Possible initial scope could be analysing the use cases from WI2 to
identify blocking issues of employing such technology for mmwave PPPMP radio
(multiple WIs addressing this area are foreseen)
Future spectrum for mmwave transmission in the frequency bands above
90GHz
revisions of W11 to include field trial not included in first release
revision of output from WI4 to include inter system interference conditions
continuous maintenance and update for the database from WI3 on regulatory
and licenses status
develop opinion on V-bandE-band to the industry and regulators derived
from the analysis and result from the database collected in WI3
revision of WI4 for other than LOS scenarios for interference analysis
High priority topics amp potential WIs
The mWT will carry out its activities mainly via G2M conference calls
and will have 4 Plenary meetings per year
The following is the proposed meetings schedule currently under
discussion
bull mWT1 14 ndash 15 January 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (Hosted by
ETSI)
bull mWT2 5 May 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
bull mWT3 22 September ndash Dusseldorf (in conjunction with Layer 123 IPMW
Forum)
bull mWT4 15 December ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Proposed Meetings Schedule
(under discussion)
The mWT ISG is open to all ETSI members and non-members
For full details of the mWT ISG including
ToR ndash Members and Participants agreements and how to join please visit
httpportaletsiorgtbaspxtbid=833ampSubTB=833
Thank you copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Welcome to the mWT ISG
mWT intends to address the whole industry value chain with emphasis on
bull Current and future regulations and licensing schemes for the use of
suitable spectrum in different countries
bull Putting in communication the whole industry chain to share and circulate
public information regarding the applications in field in order to favor faster and
more effective decisions on investments needed to provide new technologies
features and equipment
bull Influencing standards for the deployment of the products
bull Enhancing the confidence of all stakeholders and the general public in the
use of millimetre wave technologies
ToR of the mWT ISG (1)
The purpose of the ISG mWT is to provide a platform and opportunity for
companies organizations and any other stakeholder involved in the microwave
and millimetre wave industry chain to exchange technical information as follows
bull Sharing pure technical information (ie on trials aimed at propagation channel
model verification interference simulation) in order to prepare White Papers
and Presentations to increase the level of confidence by the operators
worldwide in the use of millimeter-waves and
bull Making it possible for all stakeholders involved in the industry to obtain the
latest technical information including latest research results promoting
cooperation and technical progress but always avoiding commercial issues and
always under compliance with the relevant competition laws
The ISG mWT aims to be a worldwide initiative with global reach
ToR of the mWT ISG (2)
Alcatel -Lucent
Ericsson
Huawei
NEC
Vodafone
EE
Commscope
Infineon
Deutsche Telekom
The mWT ISG was proposed by the following founding members
Founding members of the mWT ISG
copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
List of membersparticipants as of 20-01-15
Members
Organisation Name URL
Alcatel-Lucent (FR) wwwalcatel-lucentfr
Andrew AG (CH) httpwwwcommscopecom
BROADCOM CORPORATION (US) wwwbroadcomcom
Ceragon Networks AS (NO) wwwceragoncom
Deutsche Telekom AG (DE) wwwtelekomde
DOCOMO Communications Laboritories Europe
GbmH (DE) wwwdocomolab-eurocom
E-Blink sa (FR) wwwe-blinkcom
Ericsson LM (SE) wwwericssoncom
FBConsulting SARL (LU) wwwfbconsultinglu
Huawei Technologies (SE) wwwhuaweicom
Huawei Technologies Co Ltd (GB) wwwhuaweicom
HUBER+SUHNER AG (CH) wwwhubersuhnercom
INFINEON TECHNOLOGIES (DE) wwwinfineoncom
Intel Mobile Communications (DE) wwwintelcom
InterDigital Communications (US) wwwinterdigitalcom
NEC Corporation (JP) wwwnec-globalcom
NEC Europe LTD (GB) wwwukneccom
Nokia Solutions and Networks Gmbh amp Co KG (DE) wwwnsncom
SIAE Microelettronica SpA (IT) httpswwwsiaemiccom
Siklu Communication Ltd (IL) wwwsiklucom
STMicroelectronics wwwstmicroelectronicscom
VODAFONE Group Plc (GB) wwwvodafonecom
Participants
Organisation Name URL
EE Limited (GB) wwweecouk
Filtronic Broadband Ltd (GB) wwwfiltroniccom
Plasma Antennas Ltd (GB) wwwplasmaantennascom
Content
Millimetre Wave (mmW) Background
Spectrum amp Industry
ISG mWT Creation and Main Milestones
ToR of Millimetre Wave Transmission (mWT) ISG
Overview of Work Program
Work Items
Meetings Schedule
Title of Work Item Scope of Work Item (WI) Due date
1
Maturity and field
proven experience of
millimetre wave
transmission
The purpose of this WI is to produce an informative white paper to enhance
operator and regulator confidence in millimetre wave transmission (mWT) Overview
of (traditional) propagation and availability models for mWT and their status Share
measurement results and experience from trials deployments and
propagationavailability test ranges of mWT Address also additional experience in
new dense urban street level environment (macro to small cell as well as small cell
to small cell) for example regarding near-LOS non-LOS and mast sway for mWT
2015-06-30
2
Applications and use
cases of millimetre
wave transmission
The purpose of this Work Item is to produce informative GS as follows bull Potential
uses casesapplications (technologies network topologies) bull Requirements per use
case application bull mmW spectrum solutions key performance benefits bull Evaluation
criteria for use cases applications bull mmW bands application and use case
examples
2015-04-30
3
Overview on V-band
and E-band worldwide
regulations
Purpose of this work item is informative to produce an overview on V-band and E-
band national and International regulations - database collected all relevant info
from WW regulators - Database collection analysis - Constrainsprovisions given in
the Radio Regulations and others - Others relevant activities
2015-06-30
4
V-band street level
interference analysis
Purpose of this Work Item is informative to investigate the feasibility of using
unlicensed band by analysing interference levels in co-channel and adjacent
channels in dense deployment of PP radio at the street level taking into
considerations equipment characteristics capacities and BW requirements
standards- available channels antennas ndash available standards and propagation
oxygen absorption ndash loss and modelling
2015-07-31
5
millimetre wave
semiconductor
Industry technology
status and evolution
Purpose of this Work Item is informative on bull Overview of technologyfoundry
processes currently available and planned in future bull Overview of packaging
processes currently available and planned in future bull Overview of possible
integration level
2015-06-30
ISG mWT high priority topics amp WIs
WORK ITEM 1 ldquoMaturity and field proven
experience of millimetre wave transmissionrdquo
Ericsson as Rapporteur
Proposed deliverables
bull ISG Group specification in the form of an informative white paper with the title
ldquoMaturity and field proven experience of millimetre wave transmissionrdquo
Summary of proposed content
bull Use cases
bull Short summary of (and reference to) use cases and deployment scenarios covered in WI 2
bull Characteristics of mWT
bull (Traditional) Line-of-sight characteristics
bull Additional characteristics of street level deployment (if sufficient experience available)
bull (Non-traditional) Near- and Non-line-of-sight
bull Mast-sway (for street level deployments)
bull Overview and status of propagation and availability models for mWT
bull (Traditional ) Line-of-sight
bull Field proven experience
bull Experience performance results and comparison to models for Line-of-sight
bull Experience for street level deployments
bull References bull Including reference to WI2 WI3 and WI4
WORK ITEM 2 ldquoDefine the relevant use cases
of mWTrdquo
DT as Rapporteur
bull Mobile Backhaul (eg MacroSmall Cell or Fronthaul considering 45G amp different deployment scenarios)
bull Fixed Broadband (eg ldquolast 10-100mrdquo ldquolast 100-1000mrdquo etc)
bull Temporary Solutions (eg public safety special events etc)
bull Other (eg corporate access public WiFi hotspot BH traffic monitoring government TV signal relay privateenterprise networks etc)
Potential Uses Cases Applications (technologies network topologies) eg
bull Technical LOSNLOS throughput range PDPDV availability QoS Sync automation form factor power consumption security etc
bull Non-technical Need for licensed or unlicensed bands etc
Requirements per Use Case Application eg
bull High Throughput low PD flexible frequency re-use etc
mmW Spectrum Solutions Key Performance Benefits eg
bull Differentiating factors of mmW bands
bull Timeline per use case
bull Equipment innovation per use case
bull Market value per use case etc
Evaluation Criteria for Use Cases Applications eg
mmW Bands Application and Use Case Examples
WORK ITEM 3 ldquoSurvey on status of worldwide
regulationrdquo
Alcatel-Lucent as Rapporteur
Proposed deliverables
bull White paper on V-band and E-band regulation (with incorporated database)
Summary of proposed content
bull Overview on V-band and E-band International regulations
bull Picture base on National Regulatory situation worldwide
bull Constrains and recommendations given in the Radio Regulations regional regulators
and standardization bodies worldwide
bull Live Database on national Administration (excel file)
bull never delivered alone partbaseline for the white paper
bull Two parts V-band and E-band
bull Info from National Regulatory ldquoAdministrationrdquo only
bull Maintained and updated on a regular basis (nice to have)
bull First Version April 2015
bull Contentsskeleton (first proposal in next slide )
WORK ITEM 4 ldquoV-band street level interference
analysisrdquo
Huawei as Rapporteur
Scope
bull The document examines the application of LoS radio links in V- band frequencies in
urban applications with regard to interference issues taking into account equipment
requirements propagation issues and expected requirements for backhaul hellip
bull Wherever possible punctual and statistical analysis is performed Applicability of
calculation methods is investigated
bull Purpose of this activity is the identification of optimal use in order to maximize
spectral efficiency and coverage in addition to detect and propose additional
requirements or necessary amendments to existing standards
Abstract
bull Proposed technical report examines interference issues derived from use of V-band
in urban scenarios with specific view to line of sight conditions
bull Equipment and antennas characteristics are considered together with propagation
characteristics
bull Different equipment technologies and location types are addressed to identify
specific requirements to be addressed in proper standards Network and link
requirements are taken into account in development of study
WORK ITEM 5 ldquommWave semiconductor
Industry technology status and evolution rdquo
Infineon as Rapporteur
Scope
bull Focus is on RF Analog technologies
bull Include Filters AFE (ADC DAC) Digital Technologies
bull tbd PCB materials
mmWave Applications more inputs coming from WI2
bull To identify focus areas like Small Cell Macro Cell
bull To distinguish WP depending on Cell sizes
bull Related info from mmWave Applications like WiGig Automotive Radar hellip
Overview Semiconductor Industry Technologies per Application
bull foundry process
bull packaging
bull Integration level
Outlook on Semiconductor Considerations to use of frequencies gt90GHz up to
300GHz
In addition the mWT ISG identified the following topics as potential New WIs for
updatefuture releases of the mWT deliverables
E-band street level interference analysis (New Work item completing WI4)
Active Antenna (phase array) and beam forming for mmwave transmission
systems Possible initial scope could be analysing the use cases from WI2 to
identify blocking issues of employing such technology for mmwave PPPMP radio
(multiple WIs addressing this area are foreseen)
Future spectrum for mmwave transmission in the frequency bands above
90GHz
revisions of W11 to include field trial not included in first release
revision of output from WI4 to include inter system interference conditions
continuous maintenance and update for the database from WI3 on regulatory
and licenses status
develop opinion on V-bandE-band to the industry and regulators derived
from the analysis and result from the database collected in WI3
revision of WI4 for other than LOS scenarios for interference analysis
High priority topics amp potential WIs
The mWT will carry out its activities mainly via G2M conference calls
and will have 4 Plenary meetings per year
The following is the proposed meetings schedule currently under
discussion
bull mWT1 14 ndash 15 January 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (Hosted by
ETSI)
bull mWT2 5 May 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
bull mWT3 22 September ndash Dusseldorf (in conjunction with Layer 123 IPMW
Forum)
bull mWT4 15 December ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Proposed Meetings Schedule
(under discussion)
The mWT ISG is open to all ETSI members and non-members
For full details of the mWT ISG including
ToR ndash Members and Participants agreements and how to join please visit
httpportaletsiorgtbaspxtbid=833ampSubTB=833
Thank you copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Welcome to the mWT ISG
The purpose of the ISG mWT is to provide a platform and opportunity for
companies organizations and any other stakeholder involved in the microwave
and millimetre wave industry chain to exchange technical information as follows
bull Sharing pure technical information (ie on trials aimed at propagation channel
model verification interference simulation) in order to prepare White Papers
and Presentations to increase the level of confidence by the operators
worldwide in the use of millimeter-waves and
bull Making it possible for all stakeholders involved in the industry to obtain the
latest technical information including latest research results promoting
cooperation and technical progress but always avoiding commercial issues and
always under compliance with the relevant competition laws
The ISG mWT aims to be a worldwide initiative with global reach
ToR of the mWT ISG (2)
Alcatel -Lucent
Ericsson
Huawei
NEC
Vodafone
EE
Commscope
Infineon
Deutsche Telekom
The mWT ISG was proposed by the following founding members
Founding members of the mWT ISG
copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
List of membersparticipants as of 20-01-15
Members
Organisation Name URL
Alcatel-Lucent (FR) wwwalcatel-lucentfr
Andrew AG (CH) httpwwwcommscopecom
BROADCOM CORPORATION (US) wwwbroadcomcom
Ceragon Networks AS (NO) wwwceragoncom
Deutsche Telekom AG (DE) wwwtelekomde
DOCOMO Communications Laboritories Europe
GbmH (DE) wwwdocomolab-eurocom
E-Blink sa (FR) wwwe-blinkcom
Ericsson LM (SE) wwwericssoncom
FBConsulting SARL (LU) wwwfbconsultinglu
Huawei Technologies (SE) wwwhuaweicom
Huawei Technologies Co Ltd (GB) wwwhuaweicom
HUBER+SUHNER AG (CH) wwwhubersuhnercom
INFINEON TECHNOLOGIES (DE) wwwinfineoncom
Intel Mobile Communications (DE) wwwintelcom
InterDigital Communications (US) wwwinterdigitalcom
NEC Corporation (JP) wwwnec-globalcom
NEC Europe LTD (GB) wwwukneccom
Nokia Solutions and Networks Gmbh amp Co KG (DE) wwwnsncom
SIAE Microelettronica SpA (IT) httpswwwsiaemiccom
Siklu Communication Ltd (IL) wwwsiklucom
STMicroelectronics wwwstmicroelectronicscom
VODAFONE Group Plc (GB) wwwvodafonecom
Participants
Organisation Name URL
EE Limited (GB) wwweecouk
Filtronic Broadband Ltd (GB) wwwfiltroniccom
Plasma Antennas Ltd (GB) wwwplasmaantennascom
Content
Millimetre Wave (mmW) Background
Spectrum amp Industry
ISG mWT Creation and Main Milestones
ToR of Millimetre Wave Transmission (mWT) ISG
Overview of Work Program
Work Items
Meetings Schedule
Title of Work Item Scope of Work Item (WI) Due date
1
Maturity and field
proven experience of
millimetre wave
transmission
The purpose of this WI is to produce an informative white paper to enhance
operator and regulator confidence in millimetre wave transmission (mWT) Overview
of (traditional) propagation and availability models for mWT and their status Share
measurement results and experience from trials deployments and
propagationavailability test ranges of mWT Address also additional experience in
new dense urban street level environment (macro to small cell as well as small cell
to small cell) for example regarding near-LOS non-LOS and mast sway for mWT
2015-06-30
2
Applications and use
cases of millimetre
wave transmission
The purpose of this Work Item is to produce informative GS as follows bull Potential
uses casesapplications (technologies network topologies) bull Requirements per use
case application bull mmW spectrum solutions key performance benefits bull Evaluation
criteria for use cases applications bull mmW bands application and use case
examples
2015-04-30
3
Overview on V-band
and E-band worldwide
regulations
Purpose of this work item is informative to produce an overview on V-band and E-
band national and International regulations - database collected all relevant info
from WW regulators - Database collection analysis - Constrainsprovisions given in
the Radio Regulations and others - Others relevant activities
2015-06-30
4
V-band street level
interference analysis
Purpose of this Work Item is informative to investigate the feasibility of using
unlicensed band by analysing interference levels in co-channel and adjacent
channels in dense deployment of PP radio at the street level taking into
considerations equipment characteristics capacities and BW requirements
standards- available channels antennas ndash available standards and propagation
oxygen absorption ndash loss and modelling
2015-07-31
5
millimetre wave
semiconductor
Industry technology
status and evolution
Purpose of this Work Item is informative on bull Overview of technologyfoundry
processes currently available and planned in future bull Overview of packaging
processes currently available and planned in future bull Overview of possible
integration level
2015-06-30
ISG mWT high priority topics amp WIs
WORK ITEM 1 ldquoMaturity and field proven
experience of millimetre wave transmissionrdquo
Ericsson as Rapporteur
Proposed deliverables
bull ISG Group specification in the form of an informative white paper with the title
ldquoMaturity and field proven experience of millimetre wave transmissionrdquo
Summary of proposed content
bull Use cases
bull Short summary of (and reference to) use cases and deployment scenarios covered in WI 2
bull Characteristics of mWT
bull (Traditional) Line-of-sight characteristics
bull Additional characteristics of street level deployment (if sufficient experience available)
bull (Non-traditional) Near- and Non-line-of-sight
bull Mast-sway (for street level deployments)
bull Overview and status of propagation and availability models for mWT
bull (Traditional ) Line-of-sight
bull Field proven experience
bull Experience performance results and comparison to models for Line-of-sight
bull Experience for street level deployments
bull References bull Including reference to WI2 WI3 and WI4
WORK ITEM 2 ldquoDefine the relevant use cases
of mWTrdquo
DT as Rapporteur
bull Mobile Backhaul (eg MacroSmall Cell or Fronthaul considering 45G amp different deployment scenarios)
bull Fixed Broadband (eg ldquolast 10-100mrdquo ldquolast 100-1000mrdquo etc)
bull Temporary Solutions (eg public safety special events etc)
bull Other (eg corporate access public WiFi hotspot BH traffic monitoring government TV signal relay privateenterprise networks etc)
Potential Uses Cases Applications (technologies network topologies) eg
bull Technical LOSNLOS throughput range PDPDV availability QoS Sync automation form factor power consumption security etc
bull Non-technical Need for licensed or unlicensed bands etc
Requirements per Use Case Application eg
bull High Throughput low PD flexible frequency re-use etc
mmW Spectrum Solutions Key Performance Benefits eg
bull Differentiating factors of mmW bands
bull Timeline per use case
bull Equipment innovation per use case
bull Market value per use case etc
Evaluation Criteria for Use Cases Applications eg
mmW Bands Application and Use Case Examples
WORK ITEM 3 ldquoSurvey on status of worldwide
regulationrdquo
Alcatel-Lucent as Rapporteur
Proposed deliverables
bull White paper on V-band and E-band regulation (with incorporated database)
Summary of proposed content
bull Overview on V-band and E-band International regulations
bull Picture base on National Regulatory situation worldwide
bull Constrains and recommendations given in the Radio Regulations regional regulators
and standardization bodies worldwide
bull Live Database on national Administration (excel file)
bull never delivered alone partbaseline for the white paper
bull Two parts V-band and E-band
bull Info from National Regulatory ldquoAdministrationrdquo only
bull Maintained and updated on a regular basis (nice to have)
bull First Version April 2015
bull Contentsskeleton (first proposal in next slide )
WORK ITEM 4 ldquoV-band street level interference
analysisrdquo
Huawei as Rapporteur
Scope
bull The document examines the application of LoS radio links in V- band frequencies in
urban applications with regard to interference issues taking into account equipment
requirements propagation issues and expected requirements for backhaul hellip
bull Wherever possible punctual and statistical analysis is performed Applicability of
calculation methods is investigated
bull Purpose of this activity is the identification of optimal use in order to maximize
spectral efficiency and coverage in addition to detect and propose additional
requirements or necessary amendments to existing standards
Abstract
bull Proposed technical report examines interference issues derived from use of V-band
in urban scenarios with specific view to line of sight conditions
bull Equipment and antennas characteristics are considered together with propagation
characteristics
bull Different equipment technologies and location types are addressed to identify
specific requirements to be addressed in proper standards Network and link
requirements are taken into account in development of study
WORK ITEM 5 ldquommWave semiconductor
Industry technology status and evolution rdquo
Infineon as Rapporteur
Scope
bull Focus is on RF Analog technologies
bull Include Filters AFE (ADC DAC) Digital Technologies
bull tbd PCB materials
mmWave Applications more inputs coming from WI2
bull To identify focus areas like Small Cell Macro Cell
bull To distinguish WP depending on Cell sizes
bull Related info from mmWave Applications like WiGig Automotive Radar hellip
Overview Semiconductor Industry Technologies per Application
bull foundry process
bull packaging
bull Integration level
Outlook on Semiconductor Considerations to use of frequencies gt90GHz up to
300GHz
In addition the mWT ISG identified the following topics as potential New WIs for
updatefuture releases of the mWT deliverables
E-band street level interference analysis (New Work item completing WI4)
Active Antenna (phase array) and beam forming for mmwave transmission
systems Possible initial scope could be analysing the use cases from WI2 to
identify blocking issues of employing such technology for mmwave PPPMP radio
(multiple WIs addressing this area are foreseen)
Future spectrum for mmwave transmission in the frequency bands above
90GHz
revisions of W11 to include field trial not included in first release
revision of output from WI4 to include inter system interference conditions
continuous maintenance and update for the database from WI3 on regulatory
and licenses status
develop opinion on V-bandE-band to the industry and regulators derived
from the analysis and result from the database collected in WI3
revision of WI4 for other than LOS scenarios for interference analysis
High priority topics amp potential WIs
The mWT will carry out its activities mainly via G2M conference calls
and will have 4 Plenary meetings per year
The following is the proposed meetings schedule currently under
discussion
bull mWT1 14 ndash 15 January 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (Hosted by
ETSI)
bull mWT2 5 May 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
bull mWT3 22 September ndash Dusseldorf (in conjunction with Layer 123 IPMW
Forum)
bull mWT4 15 December ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Proposed Meetings Schedule
(under discussion)
The mWT ISG is open to all ETSI members and non-members
For full details of the mWT ISG including
ToR ndash Members and Participants agreements and how to join please visit
httpportaletsiorgtbaspxtbid=833ampSubTB=833
Thank you copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Welcome to the mWT ISG
Alcatel -Lucent
Ericsson
Huawei
NEC
Vodafone
EE
Commscope
Infineon
Deutsche Telekom
The mWT ISG was proposed by the following founding members
Founding members of the mWT ISG
copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
List of membersparticipants as of 20-01-15
Members
Organisation Name URL
Alcatel-Lucent (FR) wwwalcatel-lucentfr
Andrew AG (CH) httpwwwcommscopecom
BROADCOM CORPORATION (US) wwwbroadcomcom
Ceragon Networks AS (NO) wwwceragoncom
Deutsche Telekom AG (DE) wwwtelekomde
DOCOMO Communications Laboritories Europe
GbmH (DE) wwwdocomolab-eurocom
E-Blink sa (FR) wwwe-blinkcom
Ericsson LM (SE) wwwericssoncom
FBConsulting SARL (LU) wwwfbconsultinglu
Huawei Technologies (SE) wwwhuaweicom
Huawei Technologies Co Ltd (GB) wwwhuaweicom
HUBER+SUHNER AG (CH) wwwhubersuhnercom
INFINEON TECHNOLOGIES (DE) wwwinfineoncom
Intel Mobile Communications (DE) wwwintelcom
InterDigital Communications (US) wwwinterdigitalcom
NEC Corporation (JP) wwwnec-globalcom
NEC Europe LTD (GB) wwwukneccom
Nokia Solutions and Networks Gmbh amp Co KG (DE) wwwnsncom
SIAE Microelettronica SpA (IT) httpswwwsiaemiccom
Siklu Communication Ltd (IL) wwwsiklucom
STMicroelectronics wwwstmicroelectronicscom
VODAFONE Group Plc (GB) wwwvodafonecom
Participants
Organisation Name URL
EE Limited (GB) wwweecouk
Filtronic Broadband Ltd (GB) wwwfiltroniccom
Plasma Antennas Ltd (GB) wwwplasmaantennascom
Content
Millimetre Wave (mmW) Background
Spectrum amp Industry
ISG mWT Creation and Main Milestones
ToR of Millimetre Wave Transmission (mWT) ISG
Overview of Work Program
Work Items
Meetings Schedule
Title of Work Item Scope of Work Item (WI) Due date
1
Maturity and field
proven experience of
millimetre wave
transmission
The purpose of this WI is to produce an informative white paper to enhance
operator and regulator confidence in millimetre wave transmission (mWT) Overview
of (traditional) propagation and availability models for mWT and their status Share
measurement results and experience from trials deployments and
propagationavailability test ranges of mWT Address also additional experience in
new dense urban street level environment (macro to small cell as well as small cell
to small cell) for example regarding near-LOS non-LOS and mast sway for mWT
2015-06-30
2
Applications and use
cases of millimetre
wave transmission
The purpose of this Work Item is to produce informative GS as follows bull Potential
uses casesapplications (technologies network topologies) bull Requirements per use
case application bull mmW spectrum solutions key performance benefits bull Evaluation
criteria for use cases applications bull mmW bands application and use case
examples
2015-04-30
3
Overview on V-band
and E-band worldwide
regulations
Purpose of this work item is informative to produce an overview on V-band and E-
band national and International regulations - database collected all relevant info
from WW regulators - Database collection analysis - Constrainsprovisions given in
the Radio Regulations and others - Others relevant activities
2015-06-30
4
V-band street level
interference analysis
Purpose of this Work Item is informative to investigate the feasibility of using
unlicensed band by analysing interference levels in co-channel and adjacent
channels in dense deployment of PP radio at the street level taking into
considerations equipment characteristics capacities and BW requirements
standards- available channels antennas ndash available standards and propagation
oxygen absorption ndash loss and modelling
2015-07-31
5
millimetre wave
semiconductor
Industry technology
status and evolution
Purpose of this Work Item is informative on bull Overview of technologyfoundry
processes currently available and planned in future bull Overview of packaging
processes currently available and planned in future bull Overview of possible
integration level
2015-06-30
ISG mWT high priority topics amp WIs
WORK ITEM 1 ldquoMaturity and field proven
experience of millimetre wave transmissionrdquo
Ericsson as Rapporteur
Proposed deliverables
bull ISG Group specification in the form of an informative white paper with the title
ldquoMaturity and field proven experience of millimetre wave transmissionrdquo
Summary of proposed content
bull Use cases
bull Short summary of (and reference to) use cases and deployment scenarios covered in WI 2
bull Characteristics of mWT
bull (Traditional) Line-of-sight characteristics
bull Additional characteristics of street level deployment (if sufficient experience available)
bull (Non-traditional) Near- and Non-line-of-sight
bull Mast-sway (for street level deployments)
bull Overview and status of propagation and availability models for mWT
bull (Traditional ) Line-of-sight
bull Field proven experience
bull Experience performance results and comparison to models for Line-of-sight
bull Experience for street level deployments
bull References bull Including reference to WI2 WI3 and WI4
WORK ITEM 2 ldquoDefine the relevant use cases
of mWTrdquo
DT as Rapporteur
bull Mobile Backhaul (eg MacroSmall Cell or Fronthaul considering 45G amp different deployment scenarios)
bull Fixed Broadband (eg ldquolast 10-100mrdquo ldquolast 100-1000mrdquo etc)
bull Temporary Solutions (eg public safety special events etc)
bull Other (eg corporate access public WiFi hotspot BH traffic monitoring government TV signal relay privateenterprise networks etc)
Potential Uses Cases Applications (technologies network topologies) eg
bull Technical LOSNLOS throughput range PDPDV availability QoS Sync automation form factor power consumption security etc
bull Non-technical Need for licensed or unlicensed bands etc
Requirements per Use Case Application eg
bull High Throughput low PD flexible frequency re-use etc
mmW Spectrum Solutions Key Performance Benefits eg
bull Differentiating factors of mmW bands
bull Timeline per use case
bull Equipment innovation per use case
bull Market value per use case etc
Evaluation Criteria for Use Cases Applications eg
mmW Bands Application and Use Case Examples
WORK ITEM 3 ldquoSurvey on status of worldwide
regulationrdquo
Alcatel-Lucent as Rapporteur
Proposed deliverables
bull White paper on V-band and E-band regulation (with incorporated database)
Summary of proposed content
bull Overview on V-band and E-band International regulations
bull Picture base on National Regulatory situation worldwide
bull Constrains and recommendations given in the Radio Regulations regional regulators
and standardization bodies worldwide
bull Live Database on national Administration (excel file)
bull never delivered alone partbaseline for the white paper
bull Two parts V-band and E-band
bull Info from National Regulatory ldquoAdministrationrdquo only
bull Maintained and updated on a regular basis (nice to have)
bull First Version April 2015
bull Contentsskeleton (first proposal in next slide )
WORK ITEM 4 ldquoV-band street level interference
analysisrdquo
Huawei as Rapporteur
Scope
bull The document examines the application of LoS radio links in V- band frequencies in
urban applications with regard to interference issues taking into account equipment
requirements propagation issues and expected requirements for backhaul hellip
bull Wherever possible punctual and statistical analysis is performed Applicability of
calculation methods is investigated
bull Purpose of this activity is the identification of optimal use in order to maximize
spectral efficiency and coverage in addition to detect and propose additional
requirements or necessary amendments to existing standards
Abstract
bull Proposed technical report examines interference issues derived from use of V-band
in urban scenarios with specific view to line of sight conditions
bull Equipment and antennas characteristics are considered together with propagation
characteristics
bull Different equipment technologies and location types are addressed to identify
specific requirements to be addressed in proper standards Network and link
requirements are taken into account in development of study
WORK ITEM 5 ldquommWave semiconductor
Industry technology status and evolution rdquo
Infineon as Rapporteur
Scope
bull Focus is on RF Analog technologies
bull Include Filters AFE (ADC DAC) Digital Technologies
bull tbd PCB materials
mmWave Applications more inputs coming from WI2
bull To identify focus areas like Small Cell Macro Cell
bull To distinguish WP depending on Cell sizes
bull Related info from mmWave Applications like WiGig Automotive Radar hellip
Overview Semiconductor Industry Technologies per Application
bull foundry process
bull packaging
bull Integration level
Outlook on Semiconductor Considerations to use of frequencies gt90GHz up to
300GHz
In addition the mWT ISG identified the following topics as potential New WIs for
updatefuture releases of the mWT deliverables
E-band street level interference analysis (New Work item completing WI4)
Active Antenna (phase array) and beam forming for mmwave transmission
systems Possible initial scope could be analysing the use cases from WI2 to
identify blocking issues of employing such technology for mmwave PPPMP radio
(multiple WIs addressing this area are foreseen)
Future spectrum for mmwave transmission in the frequency bands above
90GHz
revisions of W11 to include field trial not included in first release
revision of output from WI4 to include inter system interference conditions
continuous maintenance and update for the database from WI3 on regulatory
and licenses status
develop opinion on V-bandE-band to the industry and regulators derived
from the analysis and result from the database collected in WI3
revision of WI4 for other than LOS scenarios for interference analysis
High priority topics amp potential WIs
The mWT will carry out its activities mainly via G2M conference calls
and will have 4 Plenary meetings per year
The following is the proposed meetings schedule currently under
discussion
bull mWT1 14 ndash 15 January 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (Hosted by
ETSI)
bull mWT2 5 May 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
bull mWT3 22 September ndash Dusseldorf (in conjunction with Layer 123 IPMW
Forum)
bull mWT4 15 December ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Proposed Meetings Schedule
(under discussion)
The mWT ISG is open to all ETSI members and non-members
For full details of the mWT ISG including
ToR ndash Members and Participants agreements and how to join please visit
httpportaletsiorgtbaspxtbid=833ampSubTB=833
Thank you copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Welcome to the mWT ISG
copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
List of membersparticipants as of 20-01-15
Members
Organisation Name URL
Alcatel-Lucent (FR) wwwalcatel-lucentfr
Andrew AG (CH) httpwwwcommscopecom
BROADCOM CORPORATION (US) wwwbroadcomcom
Ceragon Networks AS (NO) wwwceragoncom
Deutsche Telekom AG (DE) wwwtelekomde
DOCOMO Communications Laboritories Europe
GbmH (DE) wwwdocomolab-eurocom
E-Blink sa (FR) wwwe-blinkcom
Ericsson LM (SE) wwwericssoncom
FBConsulting SARL (LU) wwwfbconsultinglu
Huawei Technologies (SE) wwwhuaweicom
Huawei Technologies Co Ltd (GB) wwwhuaweicom
HUBER+SUHNER AG (CH) wwwhubersuhnercom
INFINEON TECHNOLOGIES (DE) wwwinfineoncom
Intel Mobile Communications (DE) wwwintelcom
InterDigital Communications (US) wwwinterdigitalcom
NEC Corporation (JP) wwwnec-globalcom
NEC Europe LTD (GB) wwwukneccom
Nokia Solutions and Networks Gmbh amp Co KG (DE) wwwnsncom
SIAE Microelettronica SpA (IT) httpswwwsiaemiccom
Siklu Communication Ltd (IL) wwwsiklucom
STMicroelectronics wwwstmicroelectronicscom
VODAFONE Group Plc (GB) wwwvodafonecom
Participants
Organisation Name URL
EE Limited (GB) wwweecouk
Filtronic Broadband Ltd (GB) wwwfiltroniccom
Plasma Antennas Ltd (GB) wwwplasmaantennascom
Content
Millimetre Wave (mmW) Background
Spectrum amp Industry
ISG mWT Creation and Main Milestones
ToR of Millimetre Wave Transmission (mWT) ISG
Overview of Work Program
Work Items
Meetings Schedule
Title of Work Item Scope of Work Item (WI) Due date
1
Maturity and field
proven experience of
millimetre wave
transmission
The purpose of this WI is to produce an informative white paper to enhance
operator and regulator confidence in millimetre wave transmission (mWT) Overview
of (traditional) propagation and availability models for mWT and their status Share
measurement results and experience from trials deployments and
propagationavailability test ranges of mWT Address also additional experience in
new dense urban street level environment (macro to small cell as well as small cell
to small cell) for example regarding near-LOS non-LOS and mast sway for mWT
2015-06-30
2
Applications and use
cases of millimetre
wave transmission
The purpose of this Work Item is to produce informative GS as follows bull Potential
uses casesapplications (technologies network topologies) bull Requirements per use
case application bull mmW spectrum solutions key performance benefits bull Evaluation
criteria for use cases applications bull mmW bands application and use case
examples
2015-04-30
3
Overview on V-band
and E-band worldwide
regulations
Purpose of this work item is informative to produce an overview on V-band and E-
band national and International regulations - database collected all relevant info
from WW regulators - Database collection analysis - Constrainsprovisions given in
the Radio Regulations and others - Others relevant activities
2015-06-30
4
V-band street level
interference analysis
Purpose of this Work Item is informative to investigate the feasibility of using
unlicensed band by analysing interference levels in co-channel and adjacent
channels in dense deployment of PP radio at the street level taking into
considerations equipment characteristics capacities and BW requirements
standards- available channels antennas ndash available standards and propagation
oxygen absorption ndash loss and modelling
2015-07-31
5
millimetre wave
semiconductor
Industry technology
status and evolution
Purpose of this Work Item is informative on bull Overview of technologyfoundry
processes currently available and planned in future bull Overview of packaging
processes currently available and planned in future bull Overview of possible
integration level
2015-06-30
ISG mWT high priority topics amp WIs
WORK ITEM 1 ldquoMaturity and field proven
experience of millimetre wave transmissionrdquo
Ericsson as Rapporteur
Proposed deliverables
bull ISG Group specification in the form of an informative white paper with the title
ldquoMaturity and field proven experience of millimetre wave transmissionrdquo
Summary of proposed content
bull Use cases
bull Short summary of (and reference to) use cases and deployment scenarios covered in WI 2
bull Characteristics of mWT
bull (Traditional) Line-of-sight characteristics
bull Additional characteristics of street level deployment (if sufficient experience available)
bull (Non-traditional) Near- and Non-line-of-sight
bull Mast-sway (for street level deployments)
bull Overview and status of propagation and availability models for mWT
bull (Traditional ) Line-of-sight
bull Field proven experience
bull Experience performance results and comparison to models for Line-of-sight
bull Experience for street level deployments
bull References bull Including reference to WI2 WI3 and WI4
WORK ITEM 2 ldquoDefine the relevant use cases
of mWTrdquo
DT as Rapporteur
bull Mobile Backhaul (eg MacroSmall Cell or Fronthaul considering 45G amp different deployment scenarios)
bull Fixed Broadband (eg ldquolast 10-100mrdquo ldquolast 100-1000mrdquo etc)
bull Temporary Solutions (eg public safety special events etc)
bull Other (eg corporate access public WiFi hotspot BH traffic monitoring government TV signal relay privateenterprise networks etc)
Potential Uses Cases Applications (technologies network topologies) eg
bull Technical LOSNLOS throughput range PDPDV availability QoS Sync automation form factor power consumption security etc
bull Non-technical Need for licensed or unlicensed bands etc
Requirements per Use Case Application eg
bull High Throughput low PD flexible frequency re-use etc
mmW Spectrum Solutions Key Performance Benefits eg
bull Differentiating factors of mmW bands
bull Timeline per use case
bull Equipment innovation per use case
bull Market value per use case etc
Evaluation Criteria for Use Cases Applications eg
mmW Bands Application and Use Case Examples
WORK ITEM 3 ldquoSurvey on status of worldwide
regulationrdquo
Alcatel-Lucent as Rapporteur
Proposed deliverables
bull White paper on V-band and E-band regulation (with incorporated database)
Summary of proposed content
bull Overview on V-band and E-band International regulations
bull Picture base on National Regulatory situation worldwide
bull Constrains and recommendations given in the Radio Regulations regional regulators
and standardization bodies worldwide
bull Live Database on national Administration (excel file)
bull never delivered alone partbaseline for the white paper
bull Two parts V-band and E-band
bull Info from National Regulatory ldquoAdministrationrdquo only
bull Maintained and updated on a regular basis (nice to have)
bull First Version April 2015
bull Contentsskeleton (first proposal in next slide )
WORK ITEM 4 ldquoV-band street level interference
analysisrdquo
Huawei as Rapporteur
Scope
bull The document examines the application of LoS radio links in V- band frequencies in
urban applications with regard to interference issues taking into account equipment
requirements propagation issues and expected requirements for backhaul hellip
bull Wherever possible punctual and statistical analysis is performed Applicability of
calculation methods is investigated
bull Purpose of this activity is the identification of optimal use in order to maximize
spectral efficiency and coverage in addition to detect and propose additional
requirements or necessary amendments to existing standards
Abstract
bull Proposed technical report examines interference issues derived from use of V-band
in urban scenarios with specific view to line of sight conditions
bull Equipment and antennas characteristics are considered together with propagation
characteristics
bull Different equipment technologies and location types are addressed to identify
specific requirements to be addressed in proper standards Network and link
requirements are taken into account in development of study
WORK ITEM 5 ldquommWave semiconductor
Industry technology status and evolution rdquo
Infineon as Rapporteur
Scope
bull Focus is on RF Analog technologies
bull Include Filters AFE (ADC DAC) Digital Technologies
bull tbd PCB materials
mmWave Applications more inputs coming from WI2
bull To identify focus areas like Small Cell Macro Cell
bull To distinguish WP depending on Cell sizes
bull Related info from mmWave Applications like WiGig Automotive Radar hellip
Overview Semiconductor Industry Technologies per Application
bull foundry process
bull packaging
bull Integration level
Outlook on Semiconductor Considerations to use of frequencies gt90GHz up to
300GHz
In addition the mWT ISG identified the following topics as potential New WIs for
updatefuture releases of the mWT deliverables
E-band street level interference analysis (New Work item completing WI4)
Active Antenna (phase array) and beam forming for mmwave transmission
systems Possible initial scope could be analysing the use cases from WI2 to
identify blocking issues of employing such technology for mmwave PPPMP radio
(multiple WIs addressing this area are foreseen)
Future spectrum for mmwave transmission in the frequency bands above
90GHz
revisions of W11 to include field trial not included in first release
revision of output from WI4 to include inter system interference conditions
continuous maintenance and update for the database from WI3 on regulatory
and licenses status
develop opinion on V-bandE-band to the industry and regulators derived
from the analysis and result from the database collected in WI3
revision of WI4 for other than LOS scenarios for interference analysis
High priority topics amp potential WIs
The mWT will carry out its activities mainly via G2M conference calls
and will have 4 Plenary meetings per year
The following is the proposed meetings schedule currently under
discussion
bull mWT1 14 ndash 15 January 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (Hosted by
ETSI)
bull mWT2 5 May 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
bull mWT3 22 September ndash Dusseldorf (in conjunction with Layer 123 IPMW
Forum)
bull mWT4 15 December ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Proposed Meetings Schedule
(under discussion)
The mWT ISG is open to all ETSI members and non-members
For full details of the mWT ISG including
ToR ndash Members and Participants agreements and how to join please visit
httpportaletsiorgtbaspxtbid=833ampSubTB=833
Thank you copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Welcome to the mWT ISG
Content
Millimetre Wave (mmW) Background
Spectrum amp Industry
ISG mWT Creation and Main Milestones
ToR of Millimetre Wave Transmission (mWT) ISG
Overview of Work Program
Work Items
Meetings Schedule
Title of Work Item Scope of Work Item (WI) Due date
1
Maturity and field
proven experience of
millimetre wave
transmission
The purpose of this WI is to produce an informative white paper to enhance
operator and regulator confidence in millimetre wave transmission (mWT) Overview
of (traditional) propagation and availability models for mWT and their status Share
measurement results and experience from trials deployments and
propagationavailability test ranges of mWT Address also additional experience in
new dense urban street level environment (macro to small cell as well as small cell
to small cell) for example regarding near-LOS non-LOS and mast sway for mWT
2015-06-30
2
Applications and use
cases of millimetre
wave transmission
The purpose of this Work Item is to produce informative GS as follows bull Potential
uses casesapplications (technologies network topologies) bull Requirements per use
case application bull mmW spectrum solutions key performance benefits bull Evaluation
criteria for use cases applications bull mmW bands application and use case
examples
2015-04-30
3
Overview on V-band
and E-band worldwide
regulations
Purpose of this work item is informative to produce an overview on V-band and E-
band national and International regulations - database collected all relevant info
from WW regulators - Database collection analysis - Constrainsprovisions given in
the Radio Regulations and others - Others relevant activities
2015-06-30
4
V-band street level
interference analysis
Purpose of this Work Item is informative to investigate the feasibility of using
unlicensed band by analysing interference levels in co-channel and adjacent
channels in dense deployment of PP radio at the street level taking into
considerations equipment characteristics capacities and BW requirements
standards- available channels antennas ndash available standards and propagation
oxygen absorption ndash loss and modelling
2015-07-31
5
millimetre wave
semiconductor
Industry technology
status and evolution
Purpose of this Work Item is informative on bull Overview of technologyfoundry
processes currently available and planned in future bull Overview of packaging
processes currently available and planned in future bull Overview of possible
integration level
2015-06-30
ISG mWT high priority topics amp WIs
WORK ITEM 1 ldquoMaturity and field proven
experience of millimetre wave transmissionrdquo
Ericsson as Rapporteur
Proposed deliverables
bull ISG Group specification in the form of an informative white paper with the title
ldquoMaturity and field proven experience of millimetre wave transmissionrdquo
Summary of proposed content
bull Use cases
bull Short summary of (and reference to) use cases and deployment scenarios covered in WI 2
bull Characteristics of mWT
bull (Traditional) Line-of-sight characteristics
bull Additional characteristics of street level deployment (if sufficient experience available)
bull (Non-traditional) Near- and Non-line-of-sight
bull Mast-sway (for street level deployments)
bull Overview and status of propagation and availability models for mWT
bull (Traditional ) Line-of-sight
bull Field proven experience
bull Experience performance results and comparison to models for Line-of-sight
bull Experience for street level deployments
bull References bull Including reference to WI2 WI3 and WI4
WORK ITEM 2 ldquoDefine the relevant use cases
of mWTrdquo
DT as Rapporteur
bull Mobile Backhaul (eg MacroSmall Cell or Fronthaul considering 45G amp different deployment scenarios)
bull Fixed Broadband (eg ldquolast 10-100mrdquo ldquolast 100-1000mrdquo etc)
bull Temporary Solutions (eg public safety special events etc)
bull Other (eg corporate access public WiFi hotspot BH traffic monitoring government TV signal relay privateenterprise networks etc)
Potential Uses Cases Applications (technologies network topologies) eg
bull Technical LOSNLOS throughput range PDPDV availability QoS Sync automation form factor power consumption security etc
bull Non-technical Need for licensed or unlicensed bands etc
Requirements per Use Case Application eg
bull High Throughput low PD flexible frequency re-use etc
mmW Spectrum Solutions Key Performance Benefits eg
bull Differentiating factors of mmW bands
bull Timeline per use case
bull Equipment innovation per use case
bull Market value per use case etc
Evaluation Criteria for Use Cases Applications eg
mmW Bands Application and Use Case Examples
WORK ITEM 3 ldquoSurvey on status of worldwide
regulationrdquo
Alcatel-Lucent as Rapporteur
Proposed deliverables
bull White paper on V-band and E-band regulation (with incorporated database)
Summary of proposed content
bull Overview on V-band and E-band International regulations
bull Picture base on National Regulatory situation worldwide
bull Constrains and recommendations given in the Radio Regulations regional regulators
and standardization bodies worldwide
bull Live Database on national Administration (excel file)
bull never delivered alone partbaseline for the white paper
bull Two parts V-band and E-band
bull Info from National Regulatory ldquoAdministrationrdquo only
bull Maintained and updated on a regular basis (nice to have)
bull First Version April 2015
bull Contentsskeleton (first proposal in next slide )
WORK ITEM 4 ldquoV-band street level interference
analysisrdquo
Huawei as Rapporteur
Scope
bull The document examines the application of LoS radio links in V- band frequencies in
urban applications with regard to interference issues taking into account equipment
requirements propagation issues and expected requirements for backhaul hellip
bull Wherever possible punctual and statistical analysis is performed Applicability of
calculation methods is investigated
bull Purpose of this activity is the identification of optimal use in order to maximize
spectral efficiency and coverage in addition to detect and propose additional
requirements or necessary amendments to existing standards
Abstract
bull Proposed technical report examines interference issues derived from use of V-band
in urban scenarios with specific view to line of sight conditions
bull Equipment and antennas characteristics are considered together with propagation
characteristics
bull Different equipment technologies and location types are addressed to identify
specific requirements to be addressed in proper standards Network and link
requirements are taken into account in development of study
WORK ITEM 5 ldquommWave semiconductor
Industry technology status and evolution rdquo
Infineon as Rapporteur
Scope
bull Focus is on RF Analog technologies
bull Include Filters AFE (ADC DAC) Digital Technologies
bull tbd PCB materials
mmWave Applications more inputs coming from WI2
bull To identify focus areas like Small Cell Macro Cell
bull To distinguish WP depending on Cell sizes
bull Related info from mmWave Applications like WiGig Automotive Radar hellip
Overview Semiconductor Industry Technologies per Application
bull foundry process
bull packaging
bull Integration level
Outlook on Semiconductor Considerations to use of frequencies gt90GHz up to
300GHz
In addition the mWT ISG identified the following topics as potential New WIs for
updatefuture releases of the mWT deliverables
E-band street level interference analysis (New Work item completing WI4)
Active Antenna (phase array) and beam forming for mmwave transmission
systems Possible initial scope could be analysing the use cases from WI2 to
identify blocking issues of employing such technology for mmwave PPPMP radio
(multiple WIs addressing this area are foreseen)
Future spectrum for mmwave transmission in the frequency bands above
90GHz
revisions of W11 to include field trial not included in first release
revision of output from WI4 to include inter system interference conditions
continuous maintenance and update for the database from WI3 on regulatory
and licenses status
develop opinion on V-bandE-band to the industry and regulators derived
from the analysis and result from the database collected in WI3
revision of WI4 for other than LOS scenarios for interference analysis
High priority topics amp potential WIs
The mWT will carry out its activities mainly via G2M conference calls
and will have 4 Plenary meetings per year
The following is the proposed meetings schedule currently under
discussion
bull mWT1 14 ndash 15 January 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (Hosted by
ETSI)
bull mWT2 5 May 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
bull mWT3 22 September ndash Dusseldorf (in conjunction with Layer 123 IPMW
Forum)
bull mWT4 15 December ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Proposed Meetings Schedule
(under discussion)
The mWT ISG is open to all ETSI members and non-members
For full details of the mWT ISG including
ToR ndash Members and Participants agreements and how to join please visit
httpportaletsiorgtbaspxtbid=833ampSubTB=833
Thank you copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Welcome to the mWT ISG
Title of Work Item Scope of Work Item (WI) Due date
1
Maturity and field
proven experience of
millimetre wave
transmission
The purpose of this WI is to produce an informative white paper to enhance
operator and regulator confidence in millimetre wave transmission (mWT) Overview
of (traditional) propagation and availability models for mWT and their status Share
measurement results and experience from trials deployments and
propagationavailability test ranges of mWT Address also additional experience in
new dense urban street level environment (macro to small cell as well as small cell
to small cell) for example regarding near-LOS non-LOS and mast sway for mWT
2015-06-30
2
Applications and use
cases of millimetre
wave transmission
The purpose of this Work Item is to produce informative GS as follows bull Potential
uses casesapplications (technologies network topologies) bull Requirements per use
case application bull mmW spectrum solutions key performance benefits bull Evaluation
criteria for use cases applications bull mmW bands application and use case
examples
2015-04-30
3
Overview on V-band
and E-band worldwide
regulations
Purpose of this work item is informative to produce an overview on V-band and E-
band national and International regulations - database collected all relevant info
from WW regulators - Database collection analysis - Constrainsprovisions given in
the Radio Regulations and others - Others relevant activities
2015-06-30
4
V-band street level
interference analysis
Purpose of this Work Item is informative to investigate the feasibility of using
unlicensed band by analysing interference levels in co-channel and adjacent
channels in dense deployment of PP radio at the street level taking into
considerations equipment characteristics capacities and BW requirements
standards- available channels antennas ndash available standards and propagation
oxygen absorption ndash loss and modelling
2015-07-31
5
millimetre wave
semiconductor
Industry technology
status and evolution
Purpose of this Work Item is informative on bull Overview of technologyfoundry
processes currently available and planned in future bull Overview of packaging
processes currently available and planned in future bull Overview of possible
integration level
2015-06-30
ISG mWT high priority topics amp WIs
WORK ITEM 1 ldquoMaturity and field proven
experience of millimetre wave transmissionrdquo
Ericsson as Rapporteur
Proposed deliverables
bull ISG Group specification in the form of an informative white paper with the title
ldquoMaturity and field proven experience of millimetre wave transmissionrdquo
Summary of proposed content
bull Use cases
bull Short summary of (and reference to) use cases and deployment scenarios covered in WI 2
bull Characteristics of mWT
bull (Traditional) Line-of-sight characteristics
bull Additional characteristics of street level deployment (if sufficient experience available)
bull (Non-traditional) Near- and Non-line-of-sight
bull Mast-sway (for street level deployments)
bull Overview and status of propagation and availability models for mWT
bull (Traditional ) Line-of-sight
bull Field proven experience
bull Experience performance results and comparison to models for Line-of-sight
bull Experience for street level deployments
bull References bull Including reference to WI2 WI3 and WI4
WORK ITEM 2 ldquoDefine the relevant use cases
of mWTrdquo
DT as Rapporteur
bull Mobile Backhaul (eg MacroSmall Cell or Fronthaul considering 45G amp different deployment scenarios)
bull Fixed Broadband (eg ldquolast 10-100mrdquo ldquolast 100-1000mrdquo etc)
bull Temporary Solutions (eg public safety special events etc)
bull Other (eg corporate access public WiFi hotspot BH traffic monitoring government TV signal relay privateenterprise networks etc)
Potential Uses Cases Applications (technologies network topologies) eg
bull Technical LOSNLOS throughput range PDPDV availability QoS Sync automation form factor power consumption security etc
bull Non-technical Need for licensed or unlicensed bands etc
Requirements per Use Case Application eg
bull High Throughput low PD flexible frequency re-use etc
mmW Spectrum Solutions Key Performance Benefits eg
bull Differentiating factors of mmW bands
bull Timeline per use case
bull Equipment innovation per use case
bull Market value per use case etc
Evaluation Criteria for Use Cases Applications eg
mmW Bands Application and Use Case Examples
WORK ITEM 3 ldquoSurvey on status of worldwide
regulationrdquo
Alcatel-Lucent as Rapporteur
Proposed deliverables
bull White paper on V-band and E-band regulation (with incorporated database)
Summary of proposed content
bull Overview on V-band and E-band International regulations
bull Picture base on National Regulatory situation worldwide
bull Constrains and recommendations given in the Radio Regulations regional regulators
and standardization bodies worldwide
bull Live Database on national Administration (excel file)
bull never delivered alone partbaseline for the white paper
bull Two parts V-band and E-band
bull Info from National Regulatory ldquoAdministrationrdquo only
bull Maintained and updated on a regular basis (nice to have)
bull First Version April 2015
bull Contentsskeleton (first proposal in next slide )
WORK ITEM 4 ldquoV-band street level interference
analysisrdquo
Huawei as Rapporteur
Scope
bull The document examines the application of LoS radio links in V- band frequencies in
urban applications with regard to interference issues taking into account equipment
requirements propagation issues and expected requirements for backhaul hellip
bull Wherever possible punctual and statistical analysis is performed Applicability of
calculation methods is investigated
bull Purpose of this activity is the identification of optimal use in order to maximize
spectral efficiency and coverage in addition to detect and propose additional
requirements or necessary amendments to existing standards
Abstract
bull Proposed technical report examines interference issues derived from use of V-band
in urban scenarios with specific view to line of sight conditions
bull Equipment and antennas characteristics are considered together with propagation
characteristics
bull Different equipment technologies and location types are addressed to identify
specific requirements to be addressed in proper standards Network and link
requirements are taken into account in development of study
WORK ITEM 5 ldquommWave semiconductor
Industry technology status and evolution rdquo
Infineon as Rapporteur
Scope
bull Focus is on RF Analog technologies
bull Include Filters AFE (ADC DAC) Digital Technologies
bull tbd PCB materials
mmWave Applications more inputs coming from WI2
bull To identify focus areas like Small Cell Macro Cell
bull To distinguish WP depending on Cell sizes
bull Related info from mmWave Applications like WiGig Automotive Radar hellip
Overview Semiconductor Industry Technologies per Application
bull foundry process
bull packaging
bull Integration level
Outlook on Semiconductor Considerations to use of frequencies gt90GHz up to
300GHz
In addition the mWT ISG identified the following topics as potential New WIs for
updatefuture releases of the mWT deliverables
E-band street level interference analysis (New Work item completing WI4)
Active Antenna (phase array) and beam forming for mmwave transmission
systems Possible initial scope could be analysing the use cases from WI2 to
identify blocking issues of employing such technology for mmwave PPPMP radio
(multiple WIs addressing this area are foreseen)
Future spectrum for mmwave transmission in the frequency bands above
90GHz
revisions of W11 to include field trial not included in first release
revision of output from WI4 to include inter system interference conditions
continuous maintenance and update for the database from WI3 on regulatory
and licenses status
develop opinion on V-bandE-band to the industry and regulators derived
from the analysis and result from the database collected in WI3
revision of WI4 for other than LOS scenarios for interference analysis
High priority topics amp potential WIs
The mWT will carry out its activities mainly via G2M conference calls
and will have 4 Plenary meetings per year
The following is the proposed meetings schedule currently under
discussion
bull mWT1 14 ndash 15 January 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (Hosted by
ETSI)
bull mWT2 5 May 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
bull mWT3 22 September ndash Dusseldorf (in conjunction with Layer 123 IPMW
Forum)
bull mWT4 15 December ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Proposed Meetings Schedule
(under discussion)
The mWT ISG is open to all ETSI members and non-members
For full details of the mWT ISG including
ToR ndash Members and Participants agreements and how to join please visit
httpportaletsiorgtbaspxtbid=833ampSubTB=833
Thank you copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Welcome to the mWT ISG
WORK ITEM 1 ldquoMaturity and field proven
experience of millimetre wave transmissionrdquo
Ericsson as Rapporteur
Proposed deliverables
bull ISG Group specification in the form of an informative white paper with the title
ldquoMaturity and field proven experience of millimetre wave transmissionrdquo
Summary of proposed content
bull Use cases
bull Short summary of (and reference to) use cases and deployment scenarios covered in WI 2
bull Characteristics of mWT
bull (Traditional) Line-of-sight characteristics
bull Additional characteristics of street level deployment (if sufficient experience available)
bull (Non-traditional) Near- and Non-line-of-sight
bull Mast-sway (for street level deployments)
bull Overview and status of propagation and availability models for mWT
bull (Traditional ) Line-of-sight
bull Field proven experience
bull Experience performance results and comparison to models for Line-of-sight
bull Experience for street level deployments
bull References bull Including reference to WI2 WI3 and WI4
WORK ITEM 2 ldquoDefine the relevant use cases
of mWTrdquo
DT as Rapporteur
bull Mobile Backhaul (eg MacroSmall Cell or Fronthaul considering 45G amp different deployment scenarios)
bull Fixed Broadband (eg ldquolast 10-100mrdquo ldquolast 100-1000mrdquo etc)
bull Temporary Solutions (eg public safety special events etc)
bull Other (eg corporate access public WiFi hotspot BH traffic monitoring government TV signal relay privateenterprise networks etc)
Potential Uses Cases Applications (technologies network topologies) eg
bull Technical LOSNLOS throughput range PDPDV availability QoS Sync automation form factor power consumption security etc
bull Non-technical Need for licensed or unlicensed bands etc
Requirements per Use Case Application eg
bull High Throughput low PD flexible frequency re-use etc
mmW Spectrum Solutions Key Performance Benefits eg
bull Differentiating factors of mmW bands
bull Timeline per use case
bull Equipment innovation per use case
bull Market value per use case etc
Evaluation Criteria for Use Cases Applications eg
mmW Bands Application and Use Case Examples
WORK ITEM 3 ldquoSurvey on status of worldwide
regulationrdquo
Alcatel-Lucent as Rapporteur
Proposed deliverables
bull White paper on V-band and E-band regulation (with incorporated database)
Summary of proposed content
bull Overview on V-band and E-band International regulations
bull Picture base on National Regulatory situation worldwide
bull Constrains and recommendations given in the Radio Regulations regional regulators
and standardization bodies worldwide
bull Live Database on national Administration (excel file)
bull never delivered alone partbaseline for the white paper
bull Two parts V-band and E-band
bull Info from National Regulatory ldquoAdministrationrdquo only
bull Maintained and updated on a regular basis (nice to have)
bull First Version April 2015
bull Contentsskeleton (first proposal in next slide )
WORK ITEM 4 ldquoV-band street level interference
analysisrdquo
Huawei as Rapporteur
Scope
bull The document examines the application of LoS radio links in V- band frequencies in
urban applications with regard to interference issues taking into account equipment
requirements propagation issues and expected requirements for backhaul hellip
bull Wherever possible punctual and statistical analysis is performed Applicability of
calculation methods is investigated
bull Purpose of this activity is the identification of optimal use in order to maximize
spectral efficiency and coverage in addition to detect and propose additional
requirements or necessary amendments to existing standards
Abstract
bull Proposed technical report examines interference issues derived from use of V-band
in urban scenarios with specific view to line of sight conditions
bull Equipment and antennas characteristics are considered together with propagation
characteristics
bull Different equipment technologies and location types are addressed to identify
specific requirements to be addressed in proper standards Network and link
requirements are taken into account in development of study
WORK ITEM 5 ldquommWave semiconductor
Industry technology status and evolution rdquo
Infineon as Rapporteur
Scope
bull Focus is on RF Analog technologies
bull Include Filters AFE (ADC DAC) Digital Technologies
bull tbd PCB materials
mmWave Applications more inputs coming from WI2
bull To identify focus areas like Small Cell Macro Cell
bull To distinguish WP depending on Cell sizes
bull Related info from mmWave Applications like WiGig Automotive Radar hellip
Overview Semiconductor Industry Technologies per Application
bull foundry process
bull packaging
bull Integration level
Outlook on Semiconductor Considerations to use of frequencies gt90GHz up to
300GHz
In addition the mWT ISG identified the following topics as potential New WIs for
updatefuture releases of the mWT deliverables
E-band street level interference analysis (New Work item completing WI4)
Active Antenna (phase array) and beam forming for mmwave transmission
systems Possible initial scope could be analysing the use cases from WI2 to
identify blocking issues of employing such technology for mmwave PPPMP radio
(multiple WIs addressing this area are foreseen)
Future spectrum for mmwave transmission in the frequency bands above
90GHz
revisions of W11 to include field trial not included in first release
revision of output from WI4 to include inter system interference conditions
continuous maintenance and update for the database from WI3 on regulatory
and licenses status
develop opinion on V-bandE-band to the industry and regulators derived
from the analysis and result from the database collected in WI3
revision of WI4 for other than LOS scenarios for interference analysis
High priority topics amp potential WIs
The mWT will carry out its activities mainly via G2M conference calls
and will have 4 Plenary meetings per year
The following is the proposed meetings schedule currently under
discussion
bull mWT1 14 ndash 15 January 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (Hosted by
ETSI)
bull mWT2 5 May 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
bull mWT3 22 September ndash Dusseldorf (in conjunction with Layer 123 IPMW
Forum)
bull mWT4 15 December ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Proposed Meetings Schedule
(under discussion)
The mWT ISG is open to all ETSI members and non-members
For full details of the mWT ISG including
ToR ndash Members and Participants agreements and how to join please visit
httpportaletsiorgtbaspxtbid=833ampSubTB=833
Thank you copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Welcome to the mWT ISG
WORK ITEM 2 ldquoDefine the relevant use cases
of mWTrdquo
DT as Rapporteur
bull Mobile Backhaul (eg MacroSmall Cell or Fronthaul considering 45G amp different deployment scenarios)
bull Fixed Broadband (eg ldquolast 10-100mrdquo ldquolast 100-1000mrdquo etc)
bull Temporary Solutions (eg public safety special events etc)
bull Other (eg corporate access public WiFi hotspot BH traffic monitoring government TV signal relay privateenterprise networks etc)
Potential Uses Cases Applications (technologies network topologies) eg
bull Technical LOSNLOS throughput range PDPDV availability QoS Sync automation form factor power consumption security etc
bull Non-technical Need for licensed or unlicensed bands etc
Requirements per Use Case Application eg
bull High Throughput low PD flexible frequency re-use etc
mmW Spectrum Solutions Key Performance Benefits eg
bull Differentiating factors of mmW bands
bull Timeline per use case
bull Equipment innovation per use case
bull Market value per use case etc
Evaluation Criteria for Use Cases Applications eg
mmW Bands Application and Use Case Examples
WORK ITEM 3 ldquoSurvey on status of worldwide
regulationrdquo
Alcatel-Lucent as Rapporteur
Proposed deliverables
bull White paper on V-band and E-band regulation (with incorporated database)
Summary of proposed content
bull Overview on V-band and E-band International regulations
bull Picture base on National Regulatory situation worldwide
bull Constrains and recommendations given in the Radio Regulations regional regulators
and standardization bodies worldwide
bull Live Database on national Administration (excel file)
bull never delivered alone partbaseline for the white paper
bull Two parts V-band and E-band
bull Info from National Regulatory ldquoAdministrationrdquo only
bull Maintained and updated on a regular basis (nice to have)
bull First Version April 2015
bull Contentsskeleton (first proposal in next slide )
WORK ITEM 4 ldquoV-band street level interference
analysisrdquo
Huawei as Rapporteur
Scope
bull The document examines the application of LoS radio links in V- band frequencies in
urban applications with regard to interference issues taking into account equipment
requirements propagation issues and expected requirements for backhaul hellip
bull Wherever possible punctual and statistical analysis is performed Applicability of
calculation methods is investigated
bull Purpose of this activity is the identification of optimal use in order to maximize
spectral efficiency and coverage in addition to detect and propose additional
requirements or necessary amendments to existing standards
Abstract
bull Proposed technical report examines interference issues derived from use of V-band
in urban scenarios with specific view to line of sight conditions
bull Equipment and antennas characteristics are considered together with propagation
characteristics
bull Different equipment technologies and location types are addressed to identify
specific requirements to be addressed in proper standards Network and link
requirements are taken into account in development of study
WORK ITEM 5 ldquommWave semiconductor
Industry technology status and evolution rdquo
Infineon as Rapporteur
Scope
bull Focus is on RF Analog technologies
bull Include Filters AFE (ADC DAC) Digital Technologies
bull tbd PCB materials
mmWave Applications more inputs coming from WI2
bull To identify focus areas like Small Cell Macro Cell
bull To distinguish WP depending on Cell sizes
bull Related info from mmWave Applications like WiGig Automotive Radar hellip
Overview Semiconductor Industry Technologies per Application
bull foundry process
bull packaging
bull Integration level
Outlook on Semiconductor Considerations to use of frequencies gt90GHz up to
300GHz
In addition the mWT ISG identified the following topics as potential New WIs for
updatefuture releases of the mWT deliverables
E-band street level interference analysis (New Work item completing WI4)
Active Antenna (phase array) and beam forming for mmwave transmission
systems Possible initial scope could be analysing the use cases from WI2 to
identify blocking issues of employing such technology for mmwave PPPMP radio
(multiple WIs addressing this area are foreseen)
Future spectrum for mmwave transmission in the frequency bands above
90GHz
revisions of W11 to include field trial not included in first release
revision of output from WI4 to include inter system interference conditions
continuous maintenance and update for the database from WI3 on regulatory
and licenses status
develop opinion on V-bandE-band to the industry and regulators derived
from the analysis and result from the database collected in WI3
revision of WI4 for other than LOS scenarios for interference analysis
High priority topics amp potential WIs
The mWT will carry out its activities mainly via G2M conference calls
and will have 4 Plenary meetings per year
The following is the proposed meetings schedule currently under
discussion
bull mWT1 14 ndash 15 January 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (Hosted by
ETSI)
bull mWT2 5 May 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
bull mWT3 22 September ndash Dusseldorf (in conjunction with Layer 123 IPMW
Forum)
bull mWT4 15 December ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Proposed Meetings Schedule
(under discussion)
The mWT ISG is open to all ETSI members and non-members
For full details of the mWT ISG including
ToR ndash Members and Participants agreements and how to join please visit
httpportaletsiorgtbaspxtbid=833ampSubTB=833
Thank you copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Welcome to the mWT ISG
WORK ITEM 3 ldquoSurvey on status of worldwide
regulationrdquo
Alcatel-Lucent as Rapporteur
Proposed deliverables
bull White paper on V-band and E-band regulation (with incorporated database)
Summary of proposed content
bull Overview on V-band and E-band International regulations
bull Picture base on National Regulatory situation worldwide
bull Constrains and recommendations given in the Radio Regulations regional regulators
and standardization bodies worldwide
bull Live Database on national Administration (excel file)
bull never delivered alone partbaseline for the white paper
bull Two parts V-band and E-band
bull Info from National Regulatory ldquoAdministrationrdquo only
bull Maintained and updated on a regular basis (nice to have)
bull First Version April 2015
bull Contentsskeleton (first proposal in next slide )
WORK ITEM 4 ldquoV-band street level interference
analysisrdquo
Huawei as Rapporteur
Scope
bull The document examines the application of LoS radio links in V- band frequencies in
urban applications with regard to interference issues taking into account equipment
requirements propagation issues and expected requirements for backhaul hellip
bull Wherever possible punctual and statistical analysis is performed Applicability of
calculation methods is investigated
bull Purpose of this activity is the identification of optimal use in order to maximize
spectral efficiency and coverage in addition to detect and propose additional
requirements or necessary amendments to existing standards
Abstract
bull Proposed technical report examines interference issues derived from use of V-band
in urban scenarios with specific view to line of sight conditions
bull Equipment and antennas characteristics are considered together with propagation
characteristics
bull Different equipment technologies and location types are addressed to identify
specific requirements to be addressed in proper standards Network and link
requirements are taken into account in development of study
WORK ITEM 5 ldquommWave semiconductor
Industry technology status and evolution rdquo
Infineon as Rapporteur
Scope
bull Focus is on RF Analog technologies
bull Include Filters AFE (ADC DAC) Digital Technologies
bull tbd PCB materials
mmWave Applications more inputs coming from WI2
bull To identify focus areas like Small Cell Macro Cell
bull To distinguish WP depending on Cell sizes
bull Related info from mmWave Applications like WiGig Automotive Radar hellip
Overview Semiconductor Industry Technologies per Application
bull foundry process
bull packaging
bull Integration level
Outlook on Semiconductor Considerations to use of frequencies gt90GHz up to
300GHz
In addition the mWT ISG identified the following topics as potential New WIs for
updatefuture releases of the mWT deliverables
E-band street level interference analysis (New Work item completing WI4)
Active Antenna (phase array) and beam forming for mmwave transmission
systems Possible initial scope could be analysing the use cases from WI2 to
identify blocking issues of employing such technology for mmwave PPPMP radio
(multiple WIs addressing this area are foreseen)
Future spectrum for mmwave transmission in the frequency bands above
90GHz
revisions of W11 to include field trial not included in first release
revision of output from WI4 to include inter system interference conditions
continuous maintenance and update for the database from WI3 on regulatory
and licenses status
develop opinion on V-bandE-band to the industry and regulators derived
from the analysis and result from the database collected in WI3
revision of WI4 for other than LOS scenarios for interference analysis
High priority topics amp potential WIs
The mWT will carry out its activities mainly via G2M conference calls
and will have 4 Plenary meetings per year
The following is the proposed meetings schedule currently under
discussion
bull mWT1 14 ndash 15 January 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (Hosted by
ETSI)
bull mWT2 5 May 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
bull mWT3 22 September ndash Dusseldorf (in conjunction with Layer 123 IPMW
Forum)
bull mWT4 15 December ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Proposed Meetings Schedule
(under discussion)
The mWT ISG is open to all ETSI members and non-members
For full details of the mWT ISG including
ToR ndash Members and Participants agreements and how to join please visit
httpportaletsiorgtbaspxtbid=833ampSubTB=833
Thank you copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Welcome to the mWT ISG
WORK ITEM 4 ldquoV-band street level interference
analysisrdquo
Huawei as Rapporteur
Scope
bull The document examines the application of LoS radio links in V- band frequencies in
urban applications with regard to interference issues taking into account equipment
requirements propagation issues and expected requirements for backhaul hellip
bull Wherever possible punctual and statistical analysis is performed Applicability of
calculation methods is investigated
bull Purpose of this activity is the identification of optimal use in order to maximize
spectral efficiency and coverage in addition to detect and propose additional
requirements or necessary amendments to existing standards
Abstract
bull Proposed technical report examines interference issues derived from use of V-band
in urban scenarios with specific view to line of sight conditions
bull Equipment and antennas characteristics are considered together with propagation
characteristics
bull Different equipment technologies and location types are addressed to identify
specific requirements to be addressed in proper standards Network and link
requirements are taken into account in development of study
WORK ITEM 5 ldquommWave semiconductor
Industry technology status and evolution rdquo
Infineon as Rapporteur
Scope
bull Focus is on RF Analog technologies
bull Include Filters AFE (ADC DAC) Digital Technologies
bull tbd PCB materials
mmWave Applications more inputs coming from WI2
bull To identify focus areas like Small Cell Macro Cell
bull To distinguish WP depending on Cell sizes
bull Related info from mmWave Applications like WiGig Automotive Radar hellip
Overview Semiconductor Industry Technologies per Application
bull foundry process
bull packaging
bull Integration level
Outlook on Semiconductor Considerations to use of frequencies gt90GHz up to
300GHz
In addition the mWT ISG identified the following topics as potential New WIs for
updatefuture releases of the mWT deliverables
E-band street level interference analysis (New Work item completing WI4)
Active Antenna (phase array) and beam forming for mmwave transmission
systems Possible initial scope could be analysing the use cases from WI2 to
identify blocking issues of employing such technology for mmwave PPPMP radio
(multiple WIs addressing this area are foreseen)
Future spectrum for mmwave transmission in the frequency bands above
90GHz
revisions of W11 to include field trial not included in first release
revision of output from WI4 to include inter system interference conditions
continuous maintenance and update for the database from WI3 on regulatory
and licenses status
develop opinion on V-bandE-band to the industry and regulators derived
from the analysis and result from the database collected in WI3
revision of WI4 for other than LOS scenarios for interference analysis
High priority topics amp potential WIs
The mWT will carry out its activities mainly via G2M conference calls
and will have 4 Plenary meetings per year
The following is the proposed meetings schedule currently under
discussion
bull mWT1 14 ndash 15 January 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (Hosted by
ETSI)
bull mWT2 5 May 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
bull mWT3 22 September ndash Dusseldorf (in conjunction with Layer 123 IPMW
Forum)
bull mWT4 15 December ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Proposed Meetings Schedule
(under discussion)
The mWT ISG is open to all ETSI members and non-members
For full details of the mWT ISG including
ToR ndash Members and Participants agreements and how to join please visit
httpportaletsiorgtbaspxtbid=833ampSubTB=833
Thank you copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Welcome to the mWT ISG
WORK ITEM 5 ldquommWave semiconductor
Industry technology status and evolution rdquo
Infineon as Rapporteur
Scope
bull Focus is on RF Analog technologies
bull Include Filters AFE (ADC DAC) Digital Technologies
bull tbd PCB materials
mmWave Applications more inputs coming from WI2
bull To identify focus areas like Small Cell Macro Cell
bull To distinguish WP depending on Cell sizes
bull Related info from mmWave Applications like WiGig Automotive Radar hellip
Overview Semiconductor Industry Technologies per Application
bull foundry process
bull packaging
bull Integration level
Outlook on Semiconductor Considerations to use of frequencies gt90GHz up to
300GHz
In addition the mWT ISG identified the following topics as potential New WIs for
updatefuture releases of the mWT deliverables
E-band street level interference analysis (New Work item completing WI4)
Active Antenna (phase array) and beam forming for mmwave transmission
systems Possible initial scope could be analysing the use cases from WI2 to
identify blocking issues of employing such technology for mmwave PPPMP radio
(multiple WIs addressing this area are foreseen)
Future spectrum for mmwave transmission in the frequency bands above
90GHz
revisions of W11 to include field trial not included in first release
revision of output from WI4 to include inter system interference conditions
continuous maintenance and update for the database from WI3 on regulatory
and licenses status
develop opinion on V-bandE-band to the industry and regulators derived
from the analysis and result from the database collected in WI3
revision of WI4 for other than LOS scenarios for interference analysis
High priority topics amp potential WIs
The mWT will carry out its activities mainly via G2M conference calls
and will have 4 Plenary meetings per year
The following is the proposed meetings schedule currently under
discussion
bull mWT1 14 ndash 15 January 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (Hosted by
ETSI)
bull mWT2 5 May 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
bull mWT3 22 September ndash Dusseldorf (in conjunction with Layer 123 IPMW
Forum)
bull mWT4 15 December ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Proposed Meetings Schedule
(under discussion)
The mWT ISG is open to all ETSI members and non-members
For full details of the mWT ISG including
ToR ndash Members and Participants agreements and how to join please visit
httpportaletsiorgtbaspxtbid=833ampSubTB=833
Thank you copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Welcome to the mWT ISG
In addition the mWT ISG identified the following topics as potential New WIs for
updatefuture releases of the mWT deliverables
E-band street level interference analysis (New Work item completing WI4)
Active Antenna (phase array) and beam forming for mmwave transmission
systems Possible initial scope could be analysing the use cases from WI2 to
identify blocking issues of employing such technology for mmwave PPPMP radio
(multiple WIs addressing this area are foreseen)
Future spectrum for mmwave transmission in the frequency bands above
90GHz
revisions of W11 to include field trial not included in first release
revision of output from WI4 to include inter system interference conditions
continuous maintenance and update for the database from WI3 on regulatory
and licenses status
develop opinion on V-bandE-band to the industry and regulators derived
from the analysis and result from the database collected in WI3
revision of WI4 for other than LOS scenarios for interference analysis
High priority topics amp potential WIs
The mWT will carry out its activities mainly via G2M conference calls
and will have 4 Plenary meetings per year
The following is the proposed meetings schedule currently under
discussion
bull mWT1 14 ndash 15 January 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (Hosted by
ETSI)
bull mWT2 5 May 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
bull mWT3 22 September ndash Dusseldorf (in conjunction with Layer 123 IPMW
Forum)
bull mWT4 15 December ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Proposed Meetings Schedule
(under discussion)
The mWT ISG is open to all ETSI members and non-members
For full details of the mWT ISG including
ToR ndash Members and Participants agreements and how to join please visit
httpportaletsiorgtbaspxtbid=833ampSubTB=833
Thank you copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Welcome to the mWT ISG
The mWT will carry out its activities mainly via G2M conference calls
and will have 4 Plenary meetings per year
The following is the proposed meetings schedule currently under
discussion
bull mWT1 14 ndash 15 January 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (Hosted by
ETSI)
bull mWT2 5 May 2015 ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
bull mWT3 22 September ndash Dusseldorf (in conjunction with Layer 123 IPMW
Forum)
bull mWT4 15 December ndash Sophia Antipolis France (hosted by ETSI)
copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Proposed Meetings Schedule
(under discussion)
The mWT ISG is open to all ETSI members and non-members
For full details of the mWT ISG including
ToR ndash Members and Participants agreements and how to join please visit
httpportaletsiorgtbaspxtbid=833ampSubTB=833
Thank you copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Welcome to the mWT ISG
The mWT ISG is open to all ETSI members and non-members
For full details of the mWT ISG including
ToR ndash Members and Participants agreements and how to join please visit
httpportaletsiorgtbaspxtbid=833ampSubTB=833
Thank you copy ETSI 2014 All rights reserved
Welcome to the mWT ISG