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5G has only one Numerology like 4G equals 15 KHz (F)

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Q1: Insert a T beside each correct statement and F beside each false statement:
A. 5G has only one Numerology like 4G equals 15 KHz (F)
B. Cell coverage equals gNB coverage (T)
C. Multiple beams provide 5G cell coverage (T)
D. 5G cell uses multi factor authentication for UEs access (T)
E. 5G cell uses the same TTI for different Applications (F)
F. 5G system uses different slices for different application services (T)
G. 5G currently using VoLTE Technology for voice calls (T)
H. 5G non- standalone is using 5G core (F)
I. 5G will use software defined core and AI for automation purposes (T) J. 5G system will use AI and deep learning to reduce resiliency (F)
Q2: Define each of the following terms within 1-3 lines each.
Zero-day attack: it is unknown attacks or threats. These threats happen when the attackers exploit a vulnerability in hardware or software.
One day attack: they are known threats, which have signature or fingerprint. Also, their mitigation strategies are already existing to stop the attacks.
C-RAN: it is a centralized, cloud computing based architecture for radio access network (RAN) that enables large-scale deployment, collaborative radio technology support, and real time virtualization capabilities.
PC5: It is the direct communication between vehicle and other devices. It refers to reference point where the User Equipment (UE) for example mobile phone communicates directly with another UE over direct channel.
O-RAN: Open Radio Access Network: its architecture integrates a modular base station software stack on off -the-shelf hardware which allows baseband and radio unit components from discrete suppliers to operate seamlessly together.
Q3: Fill in the 2nd and 3rd column in the table below:
5G Use Cases 5G KPI 5G Specification
eMBB
Date Rate
10-20Gbps peak
100 Mbps whenever needed
10000x more traffic
Mobility Speed 500 km/h
Use Scenario Marco and small cells
Network Energy Efficiency Network energy saving by 100 x
URLLC Connection Density 2 X 105 – 106 /km2
Coverage Long Range
Date rate 1 – 100 kbps
Battery Life 10 years
Cost M2M ultra low cost
Access method Asynchronous access
mMTC
Latency
1ms air interface latency
5 ms E2E latency
Reliable and available 99.9999%
Date Rate 50 kbps – 1o Mbps
Mobility High speed mobility
Q4: Draw the 5G split RAN architecture.
Q5: Name 3 major applications for 5G URLLC. Write a one-line description of each application and outline the main requirements for each.
Ultra-Reliable Low Latency communication will be a major game changer for 5G. the three major application for this:
Autonomous vehicle: communicating between vehicle with each other will be enable by this application and self-driving. Main requirement for autonomous vehicle is low latency, in 5G it will be around 10 ms.
5G IoT in smart City Infrastructure and Traffic Management: managing the traffic congestion and route emergency vehicle by this application will help populated cities. Connecting all sensors to the database and acting on it is the major requirement.
IoT applications for Drones: better filming, photography will be delivered by the drones and the logistic industry will be changed. Communicating between drones and controllers will be enabled by 5G with low latency and traveling long distance.
Q6: What is the zero-trust network access concept?
- All traffic is accessed the network in secure Manner regardless of the location (perimeter security is not safe anymore)
- Acces control must be strictly enforces
- Inspect and log all Traffic
Zero Trust
- Verify but never trust
- Log all traffic and inspect it all (Deep inspection/DL)
Q7: For the different cell types and different mobile networks generations fill in column 2 and 3 for the most suitable frequency for cell types in column1:
Cell Type 4G&or 5G Frequency
LTE/5G Full coverage with less than 1 GHz)
& Hot spots (3.3 to 4.2 GHz) – LTE/5G
(3.6 to 4.5 GHz) – 5G
Hotsopt – 5G Dense Urban High Data
Rates at 3.5 to 4.5 GHz
Hotspot 10 Gbps at 28/39
GHz
5G mmWaves at 24.25 to 27.5 GHz, 31.8 to 33.4 Ghz and approx. 40, 50, 70 GHz
Q8: Draw the 5G gNB cell beam sweeping by SSB, mapped in time and space, for 2 user, show example RSRP for each SSB per user and which key metrics used for UE to select SSB. (20 Mark)
1. Multiple SSBs are being transmitted with a certain interval.
2. Each SSB can be identified by a unique number called SSB index
3. Each SSB is transmitted via a specific beam radiated in a certain direction
4. Multiple UEs are located at various places around a gNB.
5. UE measures the signal strength of each SSB it detected for a certain period (a period of one SSB Set)

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