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Erik DAHLMAN Gunnar MILDH Stefan PARKVALL Patrik PERSSON Gustav WIKSTRÖM Hideshi MURAI
The paper provides an overview of the current status of the 5G evolution as well as a research outlook on the future wireless-access evolution towards 6G.
Erik DAHLMAN Stefan PARKVALL Janne PEISA
5G is the next step in the evolution of mobile communication and a key component of the future networked society. It will include the evolution of LTE as well as new non-backwards-compatible technology. With capabilities such as massive system capacity, higher data rates, very low latency and ultra-high reliability, 5G will provide significantly enhanced mobile-broadband experience but also support a wide range of new wireless applications and use cases. Key technology components include operation at higher frequency bands and flexible spectrum usage, advanced multi-antenna/multi-site transmission, lean transmission, access/backhaul integration, and possibility for direct device-to-device communication.