Nokia Networks NYU Wireless kicked off their inaugural Brooklyn 5G Summit last year, and they're
back this year with another installment, this time featuring a Nokia demo of a 10 Gbps system.
Specifically, Nokia, along
with National Instruments (NI), is demonstrating a 10 Gbps peak rate
system over the air at 73 GHz.
The 10 Gbps system in the demonstration uses 2x2 MIMO using single
carrier Null Cyclic Prefix modulation and frame size of 100 micro
seconds to achieve low latency and "impressive" data rates, according to
a press release.
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Nokia's 10 Gbps demonstration
with NI is designed to show that extremely fast broadband speeds will
offer users enough capacity wherever they go to perform every function
they want without a drop in speed or connection, regardless of how many
people are connected at the same time.
Users, for example, will have
the ability to download a full-length HD movie to their phone in a
matter of seconds rather than minutes.
Video chats will be "so immersive that users will feel like they can
reach out and touch the other person right through the screen,"
according to the press release.
8K quality films in 3D will be available for view--which is 16 times
the pixel count of full HD.
Nokia is using NI's software
development platform in its demonstrations.
NI says its software-defined platform based on LabView and PXI is ideal
for researching and prototyping cutting-edge technology like what Nokia
is doing with 10 Gbps data rates in the mmWave spectrum.
Reference: Monica Alleven - FierceWireless
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