2023
DOI: 10.1364/jocn.480580
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Optical access solutions in support of 5G and beyond [Invited]

Abstract: This European Conference on Optical Communication (ECOC) extended invited paper reviews existing and coming optical access architectures and technologies for 5G and beyond mobile communication networks such as x-haul transport with a focus on resilience and low latency capabilities.

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“…Beyond 5G encourages rebuilding the conventional design concept to breakthrough various emerging technical limitations [1]. For example, considering various use cases of beyond 5G, an uplink interface would be required from a fronthaul to aggregation backhaul [2]. Even if the fronthaul signal bandwidth remains the same in the MHz-class, the backhaul carrier frequency and signal bandwidth will increase for beyond 5G, and effective data aggregation as well as high frequency migration of carrier frequency and signal bandwidth will be important to communicate with many nodes, terminals, and devices simultaneously.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Beyond 5G encourages rebuilding the conventional design concept to breakthrough various emerging technical limitations [1]. For example, considering various use cases of beyond 5G, an uplink interface would be required from a fronthaul to aggregation backhaul [2]. Even if the fronthaul signal bandwidth remains the same in the MHz-class, the backhaul carrier frequency and signal bandwidth will increase for beyond 5G, and effective data aggregation as well as high frequency migration of carrier frequency and signal bandwidth will be important to communicate with many nodes, terminals, and devices simultaneously.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%