Publication | Closed Access
Measurement Challenges for 5G and Beyond: An Update from the National Institute of Standards and Technology
78
Citations
23
References
2017
Year
Wireless CommunicationsEngineeringMeasurementNational InstituteMicrowave TransmissionMeasurement Standards (Educational Assessment)Education6GMobile CommunicationElectromagnetic Compatibility5G SystemCalibrationInternet Of ThingsInstrumentationNist CtlElectrical EngineeringAntenna TestingAntennaComputer EngineeringLow-power Wide-area NetworkMillimeter Wave TechnologyHigh-frequency Measurement5G NetworksMeasurement ChallengesMillimeter WaveMeasurement ScienceMmw FrequencyTechnologyMeasurement Standards (Electrical Engineering)Wireless Propagation
The NIST CTL has launched several new programs to support advances in 5G mmW and multiple-antenna technology. The high levels of electronic device integration anticipated for 5G wireless technology yield a radically new connectorless measurement paradigm in which “on-wafer to OTA” measurements will be the norm. This increased reliance on OTA testing represents a large focus of NIST's work. Also, measurements, calibrations, and channel characterization in the mmW frequency bands must be corrected for the increasingly nonideal hardware found at mmW frequencies. Measurement science can play a significant role in addressing these technical challenges through new calibrations, models, and uncertainty analyses.
| Year | Citations | |
|---|---|---|
Page 1
Page 1