5G NR Physical Layer | Chapter 10| Antenna Ports, Physical Antennas and Antenna Quasi Co-Location

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  • @prasadhegde5398
    @prasadhegde5398 4 месяца назад

    Is my understanding correct please help. If we decide that two signal should experience same channel condition then we assign same antenna port to those signals.

  • @rajatgandhi7538
    @rajatgandhi7538 4 года назад +2

    Hi...Thank you for sharing this...My Query is:
    1. In case of SS/PBCH block, we have L=8 for sub 6GHz band i.e total 8 blocks will be transmitted. For this, we are generating 8 SS block. So, there we will have one antenna port or many....if one antenna port than how mapping will be done to form 8 different beams?
    2. Also, After layer mapping, we have an antenna port that will give us a separate resource grid of each layer...So, how these all resource grid come together (Like 8 SS block beams on 8 different grids)...Please confirm ....I hope I have conveyed my query properly.
    Thanks!!

    • @curiousbeing8585
      @curiousbeing8585  4 года назад

      1. Different SSB blocks are transmitted over different beams known as SS Burst Set which leads to SSB Beam Sweeping
      You can watch lecture 7 for more details ruclips.net/video/EMG-xuMnna0/видео.html
      2. If I understood your question, then the answer is layer demapping at the receiver side

    • @amahbubul85
      @amahbubul85 2 года назад

      I think the SSB beams are separated in time...So, they can be transmitted from the same port but at différent time..
      Did not understand your question about layer mapping

  • @anjanamnair7134
    @anjanamnair7134 Год назад

    Is this antenna port concept same as that in LTE?

  • @eenrrov
    @eenrrov 4 года назад +1

    Thank you. One question, maybe I missed it: in case 1, as you say, one antenna port map to one physical antenna, (red) and the other antenna port to the blue. But the figure describes 4 physical antennas (blue) and four red. Do you mean that antenna port e.g., 1000 will be sent by all the blue ones? Thank you.

    • @curiousbeing8585
      @curiousbeing8585  3 года назад

      Actually No, those are for representation purpose only. If the mapping is one to one, that means a specific antenna port is mapped only to a single physical antenna.

  • @tonyxav12
    @tonyxav12 2 года назад

    Hello please could you put a tutorial on TM in 5G and used TM in mMIMO

  • @SachinKumar-du2hm
    @SachinKumar-du2hm 3 года назад

    Thanks. Can you also explain about MIMO specific to 5G NR?

  • @rajatpati8808
    @rajatpati8808 4 года назад

    As usual this video is clear and give the fundamental to explore more the difficult concept

  • @sanjeevpandey2415
    @sanjeevpandey2415 3 года назад

    What happen when pucch received with antenna port other than 2000 range

  • @pratitkhare9535
    @pratitkhare9535 3 года назад

    Good Explanation bro...Thanks!!

  • @bhaskyOld
    @bhaskyOld 4 года назад +1

    Thanks

  • @ksnathan0202
    @ksnathan0202 2 года назад

    Hello Sir,
    It is not easy to understand the abstract nature of antenna ports & QCL.
    It would be more helpful if you could share mathematical expresisons for antenna ports. A simple scenario 2x2 would be fine.
    If not, pls share any references of the same.
    thanks

    • @curiousbeing8585
      @curiousbeing8585  2 года назад +1

      you show think about a standard MIMO system, like Y=HX, where H is a 2*2 channel matrix, refer any standard book for this type of understanding. This has been touched to some extent in another video: ruclips.net/video/TmOYOr_N4Uk/видео.html

  • @omin7175
    @omin7175 4 года назад

    5G NR Coverage is dependent on SSS EPRE which determines EIRP and Required RSRP at the cell edge.SSS EPRE is based on single antenna port.
    Question: PDSCH EPRE would it be same as SSS EPRE or would it have any offsets...Or they are another parameters used for Channel estimation….how to calculate EPRE for SINR CALCULATION

  • @binghan3738
    @binghan3738 4 года назад

    very good lecture, thanks!

  • @SureshS-wf4fj
    @SureshS-wf4fj 3 года назад

    Well explained - thanks

  • @bhaskyOld
    @bhaskyOld 3 года назад

    What is the difference between layers and beams?

    • @curiousbeing8585
      @curiousbeing8585  3 года назад +1

      Layer is a concept used for dividing a codeword into multiple segments which are then precoded and sent over multiple antenna ports. While beams are actually the output of a physical antenna which carries the actual signal over EVM waves.

  • @timmyyang7963
    @timmyyang7963 3 года назад

    So good, thanks alot

  • @pratibhaj2863
    @pratibhaj2863 2 года назад

    Thank you