Solving the 5G Crisis: Enabling Coexistence with Crucial Safety Systems through Adaptivity and Reconfigurability
Solving the 5G Crisis: Enabling Coexistence with Crucial Safety Systems through Adaptivity and Reconfigurability
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10.1109/wmcs55582.2022.9866408
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2022-04
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C. Baylis;R. Marks
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作者:
C. Baylis;R. Marks
The deployment of fifth-generation (5G) wireless technology has created difficulties in coexistence with multiple types of wireless systems, including passive weather radiometers, military radars, and commercial aircraft radar altimeters. The continued addition of more bands for spectrum sharing to compensate for technical limitations of 5G continues to affect more systems. An approach is presented whereby potential interference victims can be enabled, via adaptivity and reconfigurability, to share spectrum actively with 5G and future-generation transmitters. This approach could re-innovate how the spectrum is shared, and should be used with the rollout of sixth-generation (6G) and future technologies, rather than as a reaction to unplanned interference. A forward-thinking outlook involves parallel development of technology and policy to enable incumbent safety systems to use spectrum in an adaptive and reconfigurable manner.