What is RAN Intelligent Controllers and Types in ORAN

Functional Split 7.2x in ORAN: In-depth of Category A and Category B O-RAN Radio Units

One of the essential techniques used to optimize data transmission is Code Block Segmentation (CBS).

Adaptive Modulation and Coding (AMC) in 5G

CRC Concept and Generation in 5G

Hybrid Automatic Repeat Request (HARQ) with respect to 5G-NR

Exploring 3GPP Release 17: Transformative Features and Improvements

Pulse shaping is used to modify signals before transmission.

Taking Flight with 5G NTN: A Technical Glimpse into the Next Generation of Connectivity

In the study of software-defined radio (SDR) architectures, understanding the limitations and challenges associated with various transmitter

Total output power refers to the maximum power level a 5G base station can transmit across its assigned frequency range.

Time Alignment Error (TAE) refers to the discrepancies in frame timing between different antennas within a base station.

The architecture of transmitters and receivers is a fundamental aspect of communication systems, particularly in the context of wireless

As the global rollout of 5G networks continues, the telecommunications industry is already looking ahead to the next generation: 6G.

5G-ORAN Functional Split: An In-Depth Overview

Within the ORAN architecture, three key components play pivotal roles: the Radio Unit (RU), the Distributed Unit (DU), and the Central Unit

ACLR quantifies the ratio of power transmitted on the intended channel to the power that 'leaks' into neighbouring channels.

The telecommunications industry is undergoing a significant transformation with the advent of Open Radio Access Network (ORAN) technology.

The evolution of Radio Access Network (RAN) architectures has led to the development of various approaches, including ORAN, CRAN, and VRAN.

This comprehensive article will deep dive into the structure and roles of the ORAN Working Groups (WG)