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Deliverables

D2.1 - System specifications
D2.2 - Modelling and system performances
D2.3 - Radio sub -assemblies specifications
D2.4 - Chip set specifications
D4.1 - Chipset-1 Measurements
D4.2 - Run 1 Chipset-2 Measurements
D7.1 - Press release
D7.2 - Website of Tweether
D7.3 - Data management plan (version 1)
D7.4 - Preliminary exploitation and use plan
D7.5 - Data management plan (version 2)
D7.6 - Dissemination & Communication Report
D7.7 - Preliminary Standardization Activities Report
D7.8 - Exploitation and use plan

Workshop 2018

News

10 January 2018

Ericsson Microwave Outlook. TRENDS AND NEEDS IN THE MICROWAVE INDUSTRY

With the introduction of 5G in microwave bands, the availability and usage of microwave spectrum for fixed services will go through a major transformation in the next few years. E-band will grow in importance and in usage, and we will see an introduction of new bands around and beyond 100GHz.

08 August 2017

Analyst Angle: 5G backhaul, microwave exceed expectations

5G is the highly anticipated technology that is expected to change the way we live by connecting everything around us. 5G falls into three main categories. 1) enhanced mobile broadband (eMBB), 2) ultra-reliable and low latency communications (uRLLC) for critical machine communications, and; 3) massive machine-to-machine (M2M) communications. Each application requires a slightly different set of parameters. To facilitate the “enhanced broadband everywhere” concept that comes with 5G, gigabit levels of capacity will be required, which has some wondering if microwave has the wherewithal to backhaul 5G cell sites.

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