New connectivity in 5G: Avoiding dead-ends in the road to mobile growth

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New connectivity in 5G
Ulrich Kohn, solutions marketing
October 2020
Avoiding dead-ends in the road to mobile growth
© 2020 ADVA. All rights reserved.22
Industrial applications for growthStagnating revenues in mobile
Stagnating revenues with mobile users – industrial internet of things as growth driver
5G will bring mobile back on track to growth
Source: 5G for business: a 2030 market compass, Oct 2019, EricssonSource: STL Partners Analysis, using publicly availably information
© 2020 ADVA. All rights reserved.33
Cost-conscious innovation secures bottom-line growth
5G is 10,000,000 times better
1000x cell capacity
100x peak rates
10x lower latency
10x reliability
Scalable networking
Virtualization
Precise timing
Automation
Growth opportunities
Enabling technologies
© 2020 ADVA. All rights reserved.44
5G decomposition into radio unit, distributed unit and central unit
From 4G to a new 5G RAN architecture
EPC
Backhaul
Carrier Ethernet
BBURRH
4G/LTE RAN
Fronthaul
CPRI
5G RAN
RU 5GC
Backhaul
Carrier Ethernet
Midhaul
Ethernet
(F1)
Fronthaul
eCPRI/Eth
(Fx)
DU CU
New functional split
40-200km
<10ms
20-40km
1-2ms
0-10km
25-200µs
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Openness – intelligence – automation
Towards virtualized open RAN architecture
Physical
5GC
Distributed cloud
Serviced management and orchestration
RAN intelligent controller (non-real-time)
RAN intelligent controller
(real-time)
O-CU user
O-CU control
O-DUO-RU
Virtual
Control
Fx (split
option 7.2) F1
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Established backhaul network architectures and technologies might not scale
Transport requirements - bandwidth
Significantly higher bandwidth needs at Fx
interface
Broad radio spectrum at mmWaves results in
100Gbit/s fronthaul capacity and beyond
Multi-layer MIMO mainly in dense areas,
rural areas with less stringent requirements
General base station interface will move to
10G/25G in dense areas
µWave backhaul networks need to consider
fiber
1 2 4 8 16
Fx: 100MHz Sub6G 2.0 3.9 7.8 15.6 31.2
Fx: 400MHz mmW 7.5 15.1 30.2 60.4 120.8
F1: 100MHz Sub6G 0.5 1.0 2.0 4.0 8.1
F1: 400MHz mmW 1.9 3.7 7.4 14.9 29.8
0.0
20.0
40.0
60.0
80.0
100.0
120.0
BandwidthinGbit/s
MIMO layers
Single sector DL transport bandwidth (peak)
Source: O-RAN Alliance
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Leveraging the innovative power of an open multi-vendor ecosystem
Disaggregating high-end routers
Speed
FPGA, ASIC
Merchant silicon
Original design
manufacturer (ODM)
Open ecosystem
Flexibility
Cost
Purpose-build
device
Proprietary OS
IP and MPLS
routing protocols
High-end edge/core router
Network operating
system (NOS)
Applications, e.g.,
routing protocols
Deep vertical integration
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Mobile core
with route
reflectors
Open alliances and disaggregated networking – a winning team
Agile innovation with multi-stakeholder cooperation
TIP provides collaborative
environment
Major MNOs drive
specifications and
in-field verifications
Vendors optimize open software and
bare-metal hardware
Continuous improvement process
Rapid innovation cycles
Trial in MNOs’ production networksFast, targeted innovation
Network operating system
Bare-metal switches from three different ODMs
NMS, control
© 2020 ADVA. All rights reserved.99
Precise synchronization is a key requirement for 5G
Many 5G services as well as efficient use of spectrum depend on precise timing
Source: Heavy Reading 5G Network & Services Strategies, 2020 Operator Survey; results analyzed by OMDIA
© 2020 ADVA. All rights reserved.1010
Edge-delivered timing
Satellite-based synchronization
with local clock
PTP and SyncE for delivery
over packet network
Precise timing is provided at DU sites
A possible way to synchronize 5G networks
RU
~100ns time accuracy @ FX
DU CU
~1µs time accuracy @ F1
Challenges:
- Satellite signals are subject to malicious
attacks, interference and obstructions
- High number of DU sites requires many
satellite receivers (capex, opex)
© 2020 ADVA. All rights reserved.1111
Satellite-delivered time is backed up
with cesium atomic clocks
Timing-aware transport with on-path
synchronization support
PTP-optimized DWDM transport and
ultra-precise boundary clock devices
Multiple central high-performance clocks and time-aware transport network
Reliable and precise synchronization of 5G networks
RU
Better than 100ns time accuracy end-to-end
DU CU
Key benefit
- Highly resilient synchronization with fully
protected, time-aware transport
- With atomic clocks, satellite outages are
efficiently mitigated
© 2020 ADVA. All rights reserved.1212
Intermediatesite
Highly precise sync overlay
Opticallinesystem
Terminal west Terminal east
PTP and SyncE over optical timing channel
Local traffic
PTP boundary clock
class D (TEmax: 5ns)
Bidirectional channel
Open optical
line terminal
Combining PTP-optimized optical transport with on-path PTP/SyncE support
© 2020 ADVA. All rights reserved.1313
We make connectivity networks fit for 5G
Summary: 5G new connectivity
New connectivity networks for scale, reliability
and lowest latency
Architectural optimization and innovative
technologies
Disaggregation is key to agility and rapidly
growing capacity
Timing transport with latency and asymmetric
delay compensation
Open collaboration for early rollout of
commercialized solutions
Thank you
IMPORTANT NOTICE
The content of this presentation is strictly confidential. ADVA is the exclusive owner or licensee of the content, material, and information in this presentation.
Any reproduction, publication or reprint, in whole or in part, is strictly prohibited.
The information in this presentation may not be accurate, complete or up to date, and is provided without warranties or representations of any kind, either express or implied.
ADVA shall not be responsible for and disclaims any liability for any loss or damages, including without limitation, direct, indirect, incidental, consequential and special damages,
alleged to have been caused by or in connection with using and/or relying on the information contained in this presentation.
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New connectivity in 5G: Avoiding dead-ends in the road to mobile growth

  • 1. New connectivity in 5G Ulrich Kohn, solutions marketing October 2020 Avoiding dead-ends in the road to mobile growth
  • 2. © 2020 ADVA. All rights reserved.22 Industrial applications for growthStagnating revenues in mobile Stagnating revenues with mobile users – industrial internet of things as growth driver 5G will bring mobile back on track to growth Source: 5G for business: a 2030 market compass, Oct 2019, EricssonSource: STL Partners Analysis, using publicly availably information
  • 3. © 2020 ADVA. All rights reserved.33 Cost-conscious innovation secures bottom-line growth 5G is 10,000,000 times better 1000x cell capacity 100x peak rates 10x lower latency 10x reliability Scalable networking Virtualization Precise timing Automation Growth opportunities Enabling technologies
  • 4. © 2020 ADVA. All rights reserved.44 5G decomposition into radio unit, distributed unit and central unit From 4G to a new 5G RAN architecture EPC Backhaul Carrier Ethernet BBURRH 4G/LTE RAN Fronthaul CPRI 5G RAN RU 5GC Backhaul Carrier Ethernet Midhaul Ethernet (F1) Fronthaul eCPRI/Eth (Fx) DU CU New functional split 40-200km <10ms 20-40km 1-2ms 0-10km 25-200µs
  • 5. © 2020 ADVA. All rights reserved.55 Openness – intelligence – automation Towards virtualized open RAN architecture Physical 5GC Distributed cloud Serviced management and orchestration RAN intelligent controller (non-real-time) RAN intelligent controller (real-time) O-CU user O-CU control O-DUO-RU Virtual Control Fx (split option 7.2) F1
  • 6. © 2020 ADVA. All rights reserved.66 Established backhaul network architectures and technologies might not scale Transport requirements - bandwidth Significantly higher bandwidth needs at Fx interface Broad radio spectrum at mmWaves results in 100Gbit/s fronthaul capacity and beyond Multi-layer MIMO mainly in dense areas, rural areas with less stringent requirements General base station interface will move to 10G/25G in dense areas µWave backhaul networks need to consider fiber 1 2 4 8 16 Fx: 100MHz Sub6G 2.0 3.9 7.8 15.6 31.2 Fx: 400MHz mmW 7.5 15.1 30.2 60.4 120.8 F1: 100MHz Sub6G 0.5 1.0 2.0 4.0 8.1 F1: 400MHz mmW 1.9 3.7 7.4 14.9 29.8 0.0 20.0 40.0 60.0 80.0 100.0 120.0 BandwidthinGbit/s MIMO layers Single sector DL transport bandwidth (peak) Source: O-RAN Alliance
  • 7. © 2020 ADVA. All rights reserved.77 Leveraging the innovative power of an open multi-vendor ecosystem Disaggregating high-end routers Speed FPGA, ASIC Merchant silicon Original design manufacturer (ODM) Open ecosystem Flexibility Cost Purpose-build device Proprietary OS IP and MPLS routing protocols High-end edge/core router Network operating system (NOS) Applications, e.g., routing protocols Deep vertical integration
  • 8. © 2020 ADVA. All rights reserved.88 Mobile core with route reflectors Open alliances and disaggregated networking – a winning team Agile innovation with multi-stakeholder cooperation TIP provides collaborative environment Major MNOs drive specifications and in-field verifications Vendors optimize open software and bare-metal hardware Continuous improvement process Rapid innovation cycles Trial in MNOs’ production networksFast, targeted innovation Network operating system Bare-metal switches from three different ODMs NMS, control
  • 9. © 2020 ADVA. All rights reserved.99 Precise synchronization is a key requirement for 5G Many 5G services as well as efficient use of spectrum depend on precise timing Source: Heavy Reading 5G Network & Services Strategies, 2020 Operator Survey; results analyzed by OMDIA
  • 10. © 2020 ADVA. All rights reserved.1010 Edge-delivered timing Satellite-based synchronization with local clock PTP and SyncE for delivery over packet network Precise timing is provided at DU sites A possible way to synchronize 5G networks RU ~100ns time accuracy @ FX DU CU ~1µs time accuracy @ F1 Challenges: - Satellite signals are subject to malicious attacks, interference and obstructions - High number of DU sites requires many satellite receivers (capex, opex)
  • 11. © 2020 ADVA. All rights reserved.1111 Satellite-delivered time is backed up with cesium atomic clocks Timing-aware transport with on-path synchronization support PTP-optimized DWDM transport and ultra-precise boundary clock devices Multiple central high-performance clocks and time-aware transport network Reliable and precise synchronization of 5G networks RU Better than 100ns time accuracy end-to-end DU CU Key benefit - Highly resilient synchronization with fully protected, time-aware transport - With atomic clocks, satellite outages are efficiently mitigated
  • 12. © 2020 ADVA. All rights reserved.1212 Intermediatesite Highly precise sync overlay Opticallinesystem Terminal west Terminal east PTP and SyncE over optical timing channel Local traffic PTP boundary clock class D (TEmax: 5ns) Bidirectional channel Open optical line terminal Combining PTP-optimized optical transport with on-path PTP/SyncE support
  • 13. © 2020 ADVA. All rights reserved.1313 We make connectivity networks fit for 5G Summary: 5G new connectivity New connectivity networks for scale, reliability and lowest latency Architectural optimization and innovative technologies Disaggregation is key to agility and rapidly growing capacity Timing transport with latency and asymmetric delay compensation Open collaboration for early rollout of commercialized solutions
  • 14. Thank you IMPORTANT NOTICE The content of this presentation is strictly confidential. ADVA is the exclusive owner or licensee of the content, material, and information in this presentation. Any reproduction, publication or reprint, in whole or in part, is strictly prohibited. The information in this presentation may not be accurate, complete or up to date, and is provided without warranties or representations of any kind, either express or implied. ADVA shall not be responsible for and disclaims any liability for any loss or damages, including without limitation, direct, indirect, incidental, consequential and special damages, alleged to have been caused by or in connection with using and/or relying on the information contained in this presentation. Copyright © for the entire content of this presentation: ADVA. info@adva.com