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Prepare Your 5G NR Spectrum for Deployment
The roll out of 5G NR will initiate a worldwide deployment in an unknown radio environment where unwanted transmitters can degrade end user QoE and in some cases cause outages of critical services. Prior to deployment, operators need to ensure the radio environment is free from interference by conducting spectral clearance and interference hunting. This webinar defines the particular challenges of 5G NR, highlights a robust approach to prepare the spectrum and shares real field data at 3.5GHz and 28GHz.
January 7, 2019
Date: Feb 14, 2019
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The roll out of 5G NR will initiate a worldwide deployment in an unknown radio environment where unwanted transmitters can degrade end user QoE and in some cases cause outages of critical services. Prior to deployment, operators need to ensure the radio environment is free from interference by conducting spectral clearance and interference hunting. This webinar defines the particular challenges of 5G NR, highlights a robust approach to prepare the spectrum and shares real field data at 3.5GHz and 28GHz.
In this webinar, you will learn about:
The particular demands of 5G NR
5G spectrum clearance and interference hunting
Test equipment capabilities
Real field measurements results at FR1 and FR2
Who should attend?
Mobile network operators
Infrastructure vendors
Testing service providers
Telecommunications regulators and authorities
New verticals such as automotive, industry, manufacturing, enterprise, private network operators
Don’t miss this webinar that contains the information you need to prepare 5G NR spectrum for deployment. Secure your place by registering today.
Presenters:
Paul Denisowski, Applications Engineer – Rohde & Schwarz North America
Peter Busch, interference hunting expert – Rohde & Schwarz Mobile Network Testing
Wei Shi, Intelligence Content Creator – Telecoms.com
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