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COSMOS Emulation of 5G and Satellite Network Coexistence in FR3 Spectrum
Project Motivation: 5G and LTE networks currently operate on FR1 Spectrum (Sub ~6GHz), and FR2 in some cases, also known as mmWave. There is a push for 5G implementation on FR3 Spectrum (7.125 GHz - 24.25 GHz), as it would provide higher bit rates in a comparable range to the FR1 spectrum. However, some satellites, especially those for TV Broadcasting, operate within this spectrum. Therefore, we want to experiment with coexistence scenarios.
Technologies: ORBIT testbed, Linux, Python, C++, MATLAB, GNU Radio
Team: Arjun Prabhala & Nihal Shah
Advisors: Narayan Mandayam, Sreeram M., Rifat Bin Rashid
Week 1
Progress:
- Familiarized with project background
- Ran imaging on ORBIT node
- Explored GNURadio
Week 2
Progress:
- Researched OFDM
- Explored SINR
- Emulated 5G OFDM signal over ORBIT
- Simulated LEO (Low Earth Orbit) satellites and coverage maps through MATLAB.
Week 3
Progress:
- Familiarized and created GNURadio custom blocks (SINR calculator, time signal multiplexer, etc.)
- Researched DVB-S2 signal encoding and modulation.
- Simulated DVB-S2 coverage in MATLAB
Week 4
Progress:
- Transmitted and received DVB-S2 signals on air
- Ran an OFDM network on air
- Familiarized with previous year’s GNURadio implementations
Week 5
Progress:
- Performed in-band analysis w/ smaller version of experiment (1 Sat RX, 1 Sat Tx, and 1 5G Tx)
- Created node images & automation scripts for Sat RX
- Compiled data and ran linear regression analysis in Excel
- Varied OFDM gain from 0-1
Week 6
Progress:
- Performed out-of-band (3.49 and 3.51 GHz) analysis w/ smaller version of experiment
- Compiled data in excel & performed statistical analysis on quantities such as SNR, SINR, & FER
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