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Experimental Coverage Measurements on a Commercial 5G Network in the 28 GHz mm-Wave Band

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WoS	WOS:001161345400013
Scopus	SCOPUS_ID:85183579940

DOI

10.1109/LAMC59011.2023.10375533

Año

2023

Tipo

proceedings paper

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Autores Afiliación Chile

Instituciones Chile

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Internacional

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Extranjeras

Abstract

This paper presents the coverage measurements and path loss results of a 5G indoor and outdoor signal within the 5G Laboratory located in the Department of Electrical Engineering of the University of Chile. An Ericsson AIR 5121 antenna and commercial base station that is in a fixed position inside the laboratory and a 5G router equipment (5G NR mmWave Mobile Hotspot) are used to perform measurements in the 28 GHz frequency band. Both Line of Sight (LoS) indoor and Non-Line of Sight (NLoS) scenarios were considered within the laboratory and in a hall next to the it and Line of Sight (LoS) outdoor the laboratory. The measurement results show acceptable data rates in DL and UL, however a deviation of 20 dB to 30 dB with respect to the 3GPP TR 38.901, METIS and NYU model. These results are expected to be important to review the coverage behavior of a commercial 5G network at the 28 GHz band millimeter wave frequency.

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Publicaciones WoS (Ediciones: ISSHP, ISTP, AHCI, SSCI, SCI), Scopus, SciELO Chile.

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Autores - Afiliación

Ord.	Autor	Género	Institución - País
1	Arévalo Peña, Javier Enrique	-	Universidad Nacional de Colombia - Colombia
1	Arevalo Pena, Javier Enrique	-	UNIV NACL COLOMBIA - Colombia
2	Nuñez Lobos, Ariel Eleazar	-	Universidad de Chile - Chile
2	Nunez Lobos, Ariel Eleazar	-	Universidad de Chile - Chile
3	Azurdia Meza, Cesar Augusto	-	Universidad de Chile - Chile
3	Azurdia Meza, Cesar Augusto	Hombre	Universidad de Chile - Chile
4	Quijano, Javier Leonardo Araque	-	Universidad Nacional de Colombia - Colombia
4	Araque Quijano, Javier Leonardo	-	UNIV NACL COLOMBIA - Colombia
5	Sandoval Arenas, Jorge Ignacio	-	Universidad de Chile - Chile
5	Sandoval Arenas, Jorge Ignacio	-	Universidad de Chile - Chile
6	Loo-Yau Jr	-
7	Aguilar-Lobo, LM	-

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Universidad Nacional de Colombia

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Agradecimientos

Agradecimiento
Javier E. Arévalo is grateful to Universidad Nacional de Colombia, sede Bogotá, which funded his research visit to Universidad de Chile in the framework of the HERMES-50848 project. Authors express their gratitude to David Mancipe from the Technological and Pedagogical University of Colombia (UPTC) for his contributions to the results presented in this paper. This work was sponsored by the Platform for Student and Academic Mobility of the Pacific Alliance and by the National University of Colombia. The authors express their gratitude to Entel Chile and Ericsson Chile for their technical support and Project STIC-AmSud AMSUD220026.
Javier E. Arevalo is grateful to Universidad Nacional de Colombia, sede Bogota, which funded his research visit to Universidad de Chile in the framework of the HERMES-50848 project. Authors express their gratitude to David Mancipe from the Technological and Pedagogical University of Colombia (UPTC) for his contributions to the results presented in this paper. This work was sponsored by the Platform for Student and Academic Mobility of the Pacific Alliance and by the National University of Colombia. The authors express their gratitude to Entel Chile and Ericsson Chile for their technical support and Project STIC-AmSud AMSUD220026.

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Javier E. Arévalo is grateful to Universidad Nacional de Colombia, sede Bogotá, which funded his research visit to Universidad de Chile in the framework of the HERMES-50848 project. Authors express their gratitude to David Mancipe from the Technological and Pedagogical University of Colombia (UPTC) for his contributions to the results presented in this paper. This work was sponsored by the Platform for Student and Academic Mobility of the Pacific Alliance and by the National University of Colombia. The authors express their gratitude to Entel Chile and Ericsson Chile for their technical support and Project STIC-AmSud AMSUD220026.

Javier E. Arevalo is grateful to Universidad Nacional de Colombia, sede Bogota, which funded his research visit to Universidad de Chile in the framework of the HERMES-50848 project. Authors express their gratitude to David Mancipe from the Technological and Pedagogical University of Colombia (UPTC) for his contributions to the results presented in this paper. This work was sponsored by the Platform for Student and Academic Mobility of the Pacific Alliance and by the National University of Colombia. The authors express their gratitude to Entel Chile and Ericsson Chile for their technical support and Project STIC-AmSud AMSUD220026.