Option 2: SA NR Connected to 5G Core This deployment scenario will specifically be attractive in areas where there is no legacy LTE system and the operator needs to deploy a full-fledged 5G NR access system. This option allows the operator to implement all types of 5G use-cases like eMBB, mMTC and URLLC.
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Option 2: Option 2 is also a Standalone (SA) options and represents a 5G NR access deployed in the network and connected to the 5GC . This option is most suitable for a new entrant into the communication service provider (CSP) business, where the operator does not have a legacy LTE system deployed.18 Ağu 2019
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Read moreWhat does dual mode 5G mean?
Dual-SIM 5G (or 5G+5G dual SIM as an alternative term) simply refers to the ability to use two 5G SIMs in the same phone, being able to connect to two different 5G networks without physically swapping out SIM cards .
Read moreWhat are the deployment modes of 5G?
Currently, 5G offers two modes of deployment, Standalone (SA) and Non-Standalone (NSA) mode of deployment . The NSA mode of deployment uses 5G Radio Access Network (RAN) with the existing LTE core network. The SA mode of deployment uses 5G RAN with a 5G core network [7].
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Possible 5G mmWave Deployment Scenarios
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