Shailesh Kaushik
Shailesh Kaushik
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NR5G: Understanding Non Terrestrial Networks (NTN) in 5G part-03 (Timing Relationship Enhancements)
Просмотров 1143 месяца назад
In this Video, We study the #NTN adaptations in #5g. Due to large propagation delays, we may need to maintain an offset between UL and DL windows at UE as we saw in earlier videos. This poses another challenge related to timing relationships. In this video we learn about those challenges and how we overcome those challenges.
NR5G: Understanding Non Terrestrial Networks (NTN) in 5G part-02 (SIB19 Parameters)
Просмотров 1683 месяца назад
In this Video, We try to study the #NTN adaptations in #5g. #SIB19 parameters and their significance is discussed in detail. For part 1 of NTN series: ruclips.net/video/Yh50DrtxPNA/видео.html
NR5G: Understanding Non Terrestrial Networks (NTN) in 5G part-01 (Timing Adjustment)
Просмотров 4434 месяца назад
In this Video, We try to study the #NTN adaptations in #5g. Propagation delays in non terrestrial Networks are quite high and pose a challenge for timing adjustment at UE side. Here we study that problem specifically and how we have countered that in 5G.
Viewer Reachout: Timing Advance /Time Alignment in 5G (ENGLISH)
Просмотров 6738 месяцев назад
In this one, we discussed about the TA concept and parameters etc in detail.
Multithreading through C(POSIX)- Thread Attributes.
Просмотров 1849 месяцев назад
In this video we go deep into multhithreading concepts and discuss the concept of thread attributes and their implementation in C through POSIX library.
Understanding Multithreading through C (POSIX)
Просмотров 29010 месяцев назад
This is an explanation of multithreading basics and how do we achieve it through C.
असर | Asar
Просмотров 166Год назад
असर | Asar
ग़ुमान | Gumaan
Просмотров 164Год назад
ग़ुमान | Gumaan
Shikaar | शिकार | Aaj ki raat | आज की रात
Просмотров 156Год назад
Shikaar | शिकार | Aaj ki raat | आज की रात
LTE Hangout 8 : UE turns on. (MSG3, CR and RACH procedure conclusion)
Просмотров 384Год назад
In this particular hangout we discuss the RACH procedure conclusion after we discussed RAR in previous video.
LTE Hangout 7 : UE turns on. RAR
Просмотров 372Год назад
In this particular hangout we discuss the initial procedures when a UE is turned on. Our focus in this one is RAR message in detail.
LTE Hangout 6: Complete study of PDCCH and CCE allocation.
Просмотров 715Год назад
In this particular hangout we discuss the structure of PDCCH and it's allocation in terms of CCEs and the factors impacting this process.
LTE Hangout 5 : UE turns on. RACH
Просмотров 535Год назад
In this particular hangout we discuss the initial procedures when a UE is turned on. Our focus in this one is RACH message in detail.
Ek chhoti si computer science kavita..
Просмотров 217Год назад
Ek chhoti si computer science kavita..
LTE Hangout 4 : UE turns on. SIB2
Просмотров 483Год назад
LTE Hangout 4 : UE turns on. SIB2
LTE Hangout 3 : UE turns on. SIB1
Просмотров 491Год назад
LTE Hangout 3 : UE turns on. SIB1
LTE Hangout 2 : UE turns on. PSS|SSS|MIB
Просмотров 964Год назад
LTE Hangout 2 : UE turns on. PSS|SSS|MIB
LTE Hangout 1 : ULTRA BASIC discussion about LTE for absolute beginners in Telecom
Просмотров 842Год назад
LTE Hangout 1 : ULTRA BASIC discussion about LTE for absolute beginners in Telecom
5G Hangout (June 24, 2023): Discussion on Modulation, coding schemes etc.
Просмотров 498Год назад
5G Hangout (June 24, 2023): Discussion on Modulation, coding schemes etc.
NR5G Channels Structure(Logical/Transport/Physical) - Part 3(Hindi)
Просмотров 506Год назад
NR5G Channels Structure(Logical/Transport/Physical) - Part 3(Hindi)
NR5G Channels Structure(Logical/Transport/Physical) - Part 2(Hindi)
Просмотров 447Год назад
NR5G Channels Structure(Logical/Transport/Physical) - Part 2(Hindi)
NR5G Channels Structure(Logical/Transport/Physical) - Part 1(Hindi)
Просмотров 652Год назад
NR5G Channels Structure(Logical/Transport/Physical) - Part 1(Hindi)
NR5G Numerology and Frame structure (Hindi)
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.Год назад
NR5G Numerology and Frame structure (Hindi)
One relaxed Sunday afternoon :)
Просмотров 398Год назад
One relaxed Sunday afternoon :)
NR5G BWP (Bandwidth Part) concept - Part 3
Просмотров 555Год назад
NR5G BWP (Bandwidth Part) concept - Part 3
NR5G BWP (Bandwidth Part) concept - Part 2
Просмотров 684Год назад
NR5G BWP (Bandwidth Part) concept - Part 2
NR5G BWP (Bandwidth Part) concept - Part 1
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.Год назад
NR5G BWP (Bandwidth Part) concept - Part 1
NR5G BSR (Buffer Status Report) procedure.
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.Год назад
NR5G BSR (Buffer Status Report) procedure.
NR5G Downlink Resource Allocation Types procedure (Hindi)
Просмотров 2,1 тыс.Год назад
NR5G Downlink Resource Allocation Types procedure (Hindi)

Комментарии

  • @mypassionsbyhemanth9775
    @mypassionsbyhemanth9775 9 дней назад

    Hi.. I want to be in the development side of communication.. Can you please suggest some of the courses that might be helpful for me.. Or any resources

    • @shaileshkaushik
      @shaileshkaushik 9 дней назад

      Depends on the exact domain... That shall dictate the choice of language.... Supporting tech and Specifications etc.

  • @nilaybanerjee2152
    @nilaybanerjee2152 2 месяца назад

    both RACH and DCI is generated in MAC. Then why separate transport channel for RACH but no separate Transport Channel for DCI?

    • @shaileshkaushik
      @shaileshkaushik 2 месяца назад

      I do not have an answer for this which I can claim to be 100% correct BUT I believe it is so because for RACH, Specifications have put an onus on MAC for certain things like choosing RACH pramble and occasion etc and trigger L1 to do rach. On the other hand, DCI information origin is not driven by specifications. It only specifies DCI formats and associate PDCCH with it on resource grid, but has not specified it to be originating in MAC or L1, Leaving this portion to be implementation specific, This makes a lot of sense because it will be closely related to schedular and the scheduling part is completely left for internal implementations. Hence, No Transport channel associated with DCI.

  • @nilaybanerjee2152
    @nilaybanerjee2152 2 месяца назад

    if TAT is set to infinity what that means?

    • @shaileshkaushik
      @shaileshkaushik 2 месяца назад

      It is a way to kind of disable the time alignment timer implementation. It means UE shall not maintaing a timer running and gNB does no have a compulsion to send TA MAC CE within a time range.

  • @mdarya10
    @mdarya10 3 месяца назад

    🙏🏼👍very good, beautifully explained 👍🙏🏼 Please provide the link of part-1 in description

    • @shaileshkaushik
      @shaileshkaushik 3 месяца назад

      Dhanyavaad malik...!! ruclips.net/video/Yh50DrtxPNA/видео.html

  • @damodarannithya
    @damodarannithya 3 месяца назад

    You are a great teacher..great content..thanks!

    • @shaileshkaushik
      @shaileshkaushik 3 месяца назад

      ye to toomuch ho gaya....☺🤗

    • @damodarannithya
      @damodarannithya 3 месяца назад

      @shaileshkaushik I have watched a few times..its a quick refresher with all the important details covered..thanks!!!

    • @shaileshkaushik
      @shaileshkaushik 3 месяца назад

      @@damodarannithya 🙏

  • @chinmayakumarpradhan2032
    @chinmayakumarpradhan2032 3 месяца назад

    Very informative sir , great one ❤❤

  • @akshaysuri9428
    @akshaysuri9428 3 месяца назад

    Hi Sir Can you upload more videos on LTE and 5G concepts

    • @shaileshkaushik
      @shaileshkaushik 3 месяца назад

      Will keep doing whatever and whenever possible..

  • @LuisGarcia-nn6dr
    @LuisGarcia-nn6dr 6 месяцев назад

    I wish so much these other videos were also in english

    • @shaileshkaushik
      @shaileshkaushik 6 месяцев назад

      I have plans to all in Enlish.. Meanwhle you can try and build your understanding via LTE hangout playlist.. That one is completely in English.

    • @LuisGarcia-nn6dr
      @LuisGarcia-nn6dr 6 месяцев назад

      @@shaileshkaushik Hi Shailesh, thanks for responding. I am actually watching the lte hangout, and seems to me so good all your explanations, that I wanted to know if there also were there for 5G. I am from Latin America, with several years working on lte, and only with your videos I have clarified some concepts like never before. We are about to enter now on 5G.

    • @shaileshkaushik
      @shaileshkaushik 6 месяцев назад

      @@LuisGarcia-nn6dr 5G moe or less follows from 4G... Transition should be fine... BTW where in LATIN America ??.... I have had a very long and strong connection with Latin America... One of my most fav places in the whole world..

    • @LuisGarcia-nn6dr
      @LuisGarcia-nn6dr 6 месяцев назад

      @@shaileshkaushik Shailesh, I am from Venezuela but working in Mexico. I have had plenty friends from India. I use to work also in USA, several cities, many years ago, and met many friends from India, wonderful people.

    • @shaileshkaushik
      @shaileshkaushik 6 месяцев назад

      @@LuisGarcia-nn6dr Good to Meet you Garcia..

  • @kevalprajapati5365
    @kevalprajapati5365 6 месяцев назад

    At 11:18, interleave or channel coding jo bola he wo security k liye nahi hoti right. kyuki security k liye to encryption hota he. interleaver and channel coding ka purpose to alag he, right.

    • @shaileshkaushik
      @shaileshkaushik 6 месяцев назад

      depends on what you mean by security... All these methods are meant for the security of data.... When you say encryption ( Ciphering), you mean the security in a way that no one can access the data except sender and receiver, So in a way it is to maintain secrecy... whereas, channel coding etc are the methods that ensure that data transfer over the air happens without errors... here also you're securing the data.. it is like transporting a bone-china set with proper security... you need security so it does not break but it is not really controversial if it is sent in a transparent packaging (i.e. without ciphering). but if you are a 70s bollywood movie smuggler transporting cocaine... it may not need padded packaging, but you would not want everyone to see what is inside... so you would want to cipher here.... So all these procedures are there for securing the data but different manner.

  • @stepinstyle1922
    @stepinstyle1922 7 месяцев назад

    Sings very softly😊😊😊😊

  • @irfanetrx1
    @irfanetrx1 8 месяцев назад

    Thanks Shailesh for the nice explanation ,could you please prepare one video on K0,K1 and K2

    • @shaileshkaushik
      @shaileshkaushik 8 месяцев назад

      Thanks..!! That's actually very good topic to be covering. Thanks for suggesting.

  • @BAL31m89
    @BAL31m89 8 месяцев назад

    Pl make advance level of this topic as well

  • @damodarannithya
    @damodarannithya 8 месяцев назад

    Very informative content..thanks..can you pls also make a video with details on pss/sss pbch decoding and dmrs

    • @shaileshkaushik
      @shaileshkaushik 8 месяцев назад

      I am finding it hard now to make videos these days... Only taking up sessions and recording those.. If something like this comes up, shall upload..

    • @damodarannithya
      @damodarannithya 8 месяцев назад

      @shaileshkaushik of course..whenever possible. Taking sessions means you take classes on certain topics which you decide?

    • @shaileshkaushik
      @shaileshkaushik 8 месяцев назад

      @@damodarannithya Not really.. if someone reaches out to me with some specific topic in mind, I try to study and discuss it with them online and record the meeting.. Just like this one.. Although I do charge a pizza..

    • @kashyap589
      @kashyap589 6 месяцев назад

      Nice explanation ...pss/sss pbch decoding and dmrs yes pls

  • @ShivamGupta-qb9lb
    @ShivamGupta-qb9lb 8 месяцев назад

    Finally someone is really teaching the concepts the way it should be explained on RUclips. Thanks a lot for sharing. Please keep us posted with such valuable sessions.

  • @nkasdfh6901
    @nkasdfh6901 9 месяцев назад

    Superb Shailesh ji

  • @nkasdfh6901
    @nkasdfh6901 9 месяцев назад

    Nice explanation

  • @rahulsarraf5187
    @rahulsarraf5187 Год назад

    Hi thank you very much for the video. Actually some small details i was looking for which i think u missed Like how gnb knows it is short bsr or long or truncated.. also by the name apply truncated makes sens in long truncated like instead of sending bsr for all lcg id ue will send highest priority lcgs ... but in short bsr how is short bsr truncated? Its only 1 byte does it become less than 1 byte ? If not how why is it called truncated?

    • @shaileshkaushik
      @shaileshkaushik 7 месяцев назад

      Short and short truncated both are 1 byte long PDUs but Short means that UE only needed allocation for 1 LCG, whereas, Short truncated means that UE needed allocation for more than 1 LCG but only had allocation enough to fit in a single byte PDU of BSR CE .

  • @vaishalinankani6997
    @vaishalinankani6997 Год назад

    Amazing 😊

  • @nkasdfh6901
    @nkasdfh6901 Год назад

    Simply wow. Explained in simple language, anyone can understand

  • @nkasdfh6901
    @nkasdfh6901 Год назад

    Nice explanation

  • @imranahmad400
    @imranahmad400 Год назад

    Good work and well details provided.

  • @imranahmad400
    @imranahmad400 Год назад

    For what reasons gNB will grant less to UE forbsending data, will this also not increase the latency and how to overcome and ensure tht UE grant proper grant for UL

    • @shaileshkaushik
      @shaileshkaushik Год назад

      scheduling is completely implementation dependent and is not governed by specifications... So it is completely implementation dependent how resource allocation is done.. Probably scheduler is keeping fix allocations per UE every TTI, OR Probably whole bandwidth is lesser in that particular BWP than what UE requires.. etc.. All these are theoretical possibilities... but as I said, there's no fix answer as it is all implementation dependent.

  • @imranahmad400
    @imranahmad400 Год назад

    Can we prioritise the BSR for logical channel group, or LCG takes BSR in round robbin fashion

    • @shaileshkaushik
      @shaileshkaushik Год назад

      Logical channel priority is governed by 38.321 A particular LCG can be prioritised over other but that rigidity may lead to the starvation of lesser prioritised LCG, So that is also taken into account... For details you can refer to below mentioned link: www.sharetechnote.com/html/Handbook_LTE_LoCh_Prioritization.html

  • @imranahmad400
    @imranahmad400 Год назад

    How many time regular BSR can be sent after expiry of not receiving DCI UL

    • @shaileshkaushik
      @shaileshkaushik Год назад

      only once you can send BSR, because if you don't get grant in response you can't send BSR again because........ you do not have PUSCH allocation for doing so... In such case UE will have to rely on SR procedure..

  • @shubhamtiwari2282
    @shubhamtiwari2282 Год назад

    very well explained , enjoying to watch your video and like the way you have explained , Please keep posting new video on L2 layer . Thanks !!

  • @shubhamtiwari2282
    @shubhamtiwari2282 Год назад

    very very nice explanation , keep it up 👍

  • @shubhamtiwari2282
    @shubhamtiwari2282 Год назад

    Very nice and informative video , really appreciate your effort . Can you please make video on MAC - CE and other MAC or (L2 layer) related topic . Thanks in advance .

    • @shaileshkaushik
      @shaileshkaushik Год назад

      Thanks for dropping in .. You can look into LTE hangout series.. there are a few where we dive deeper in MAC concepts.. Or if you have some specific topic in mind..Please let me know..

  • @mukkarasudhakarreddy4728
    @mukkarasudhakarreddy4728 Год назад

    I am working on 5g. Your videos are really helpful and understanding the topics very easily.

  • @Umer_Aftab
    @Umer_Aftab Год назад

    Thanks Shailesh. Its always a treat watching your video. Keep it up

  • @PrashantMishra-xp9bf
    @PrashantMishra-xp9bf Год назад

    Well explained !! Thanks

  • @ashishjain5470
    @ashishjain5470 Год назад

    We are facing segment faults and memory leak issues 😂😂😂😂

    • @shaileshkaushik
      @shaileshkaushik Год назад

      yahi to umra hai bhai ye sab karne ki... karo karo..

  • @shwetaprasad6536
    @shwetaprasad6536 Год назад

    Very informative 😄

  • @MrSaurabhBhardwaj
    @MrSaurabhBhardwaj Год назад

    kya baat 😀😀 bahut khub

  • @ranjithsimha658
    @ranjithsimha658 Год назад

    Shailesh ji, how can I join these sessions, I am interested, details please @shaileshkaushik

    • @shaileshkaushik
      @shaileshkaushik Год назад

      I finished a few over last month and will be uploading these soon. So you may not need a session and can go through these... For something that is not covered in upcoming videos.. Contact me over linked in.. I shall try and schedule one for the topics not already covered.

  • @sagarkuchekar5295
    @sagarkuchekar5295 Год назад

    Thanks for video.🙏👍

  • @snayak0011
    @snayak0011 Год назад

    Thank you so much sir, very informative and detailed video ❤❤

  • @SurajKumar-lw2kb
    @SurajKumar-lw2kb Год назад

    Good work..boss

  • @shortct
    @shortct Год назад

    Whats is diff numeroligy bwp and same numerology bwp ?

    • @shaileshkaushik
      @shaileshkaushik Год назад

      Hi, Sorry for the late reply, These are parts of UE capability related to BWP switching via DCI and times. This is a way by which UE indicates that it is capable of switching between BWPs of same numerology or different numerology. For example, if a provider has deployed a cell with 4 bwps which work on different numerology, then only a UE which has indicated a capability of switching between these can be switched based on DCI or timer( Not RRc Signalling switching, that has t be supported by UE) So if such an opportunity arises where UE can not stay oa a particular BWP and needs to be switched but has not indicated the ability throuugh the parameters you have mentioned, In that case UE would be released and re admitted to a different BWP. I hope your question was answered.

  • @kronos3able1
    @kronos3able1 Год назад

    Hi Shailesh, thanks for wonderful video. Though i am working as RRC/PDCP engineer for sometime now but i decided to explore physical channel concepts and resource mapping info. I must say ai am addicted to your channel like Games of Thrones. ( PS: I too had worked in Aricent and hughes) :). I would love if you could make a detalied video on SRS- in 5G.

    • @shaileshkaushik
      @shaileshkaushik Год назад

      Thank you for dropping in.. Another thanks for dropping such a kind comment.. Glad to meet you..!!

  • @kronos3able1
    @kronos3able1 Год назад

    exceptional way of explaining the HARQ. Thanks for great video :)

  • @themeditationstaytion5074
    @themeditationstaytion5074 Год назад

    Hi Mr Shailesh, I wish to learn more on NR. New in this technology and into debugging customer issues. Do you provide personal coaching?

    • @shaileshkaushik
      @shaileshkaushik Год назад

      If you're around Gurgaon.. We can do some discussions.. I have not been conducting anything officially..

    • @shaileshkaushik
      @shaileshkaushik Год назад

      @@themeditationstaytion5074 We can connect over linkedin.

  • @GauravKumar-hu7mp
    @GauravKumar-hu7mp Год назад

    its very informative class. can please make video for NR handover procedure.

    • @shaileshkaushik
      @shaileshkaushik Год назад

      That would be an RRC procedure.. I do not have a very deep understanding of RRC. RRC procedures would come here but that would take some time.

  • @ashvik24
    @ashvik24 Год назад

    Very informative videos..Are you planning to publish any brief vedio related to 5G NR rach procedure …How it is different from LTE RACH?

  • @anuraggoyal7473
    @anuraggoyal7473 Год назад

    Well explained buddy :)

  • @TheAbdulj6
    @TheAbdulj6 Год назад

    Very very good way of teaching ❤

    • @shaileshkaushik
      @shaileshkaushik Год назад

      very very nice to get appreciated for that...

  • @pratibhaj2863
    @pratibhaj2863 Год назад

    👍👍

  • @arpitjain5394
    @arpitjain5394 Год назад

    How you explained the so-called '"complex" concept of 5G shows your understanding of the subject. Great video. Thanks for the upload.

  • @vishaldhiman1625
    @vishaldhiman1625 Год назад

    Great content