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Analysis of the Synchronization Requirements of 5g and Corresponding Solutions

Han Li, +3 more
- Vol. 1, Iss: 1, pp 52-58
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The synchronization requirements and challenges from 5G in terms of the new technologies, new services, and the new architecture are discussed, and a new time reference model is suggested and the budget of the fronthaul is presented for C-RAN.
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This article discusses the synchronization requirements and challenges from 5G in terms of the new technologies, new services, and the new architecture. Time synchronization via transport networks will be essential. ±130ns is proposed as the new goal of network limits for 5G. Higher precision requirements can be achieved through the same network cluster in a relatively limited area. A new time reference model is suggested, and in particular, the budget of the fronthaul is presented for C-RAN. Corresponding solutions for enhancing time accuracy are presented. New technologies of the time source and the time transport need to be introduced. SDOs need closer cooperation to define the specification of time synchronization for 5G.

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