Measurement Challenges for 5G and Beyond

Published

July 14, 2017

Author(s)

Catherine A. Remley, Jeffrey A. Jargon, Joshua A. Gordon, Alexandra E. Curtin, David R. Novotny, Christopher L. Holloway, Robert D. Horansky, Michael S. Allman, Jeanne T. Quimby, Camillo A. Gentile, Peter B. Papazian, Ruoyu Sun, Damir Senic, Jelena Senic, Matthew T. Simons, Maria G. Becker, Dylan F. Williams, Richard A. Chamberlin, Jerome G. Cheron, Ari D. Feldman, Paul D. Hale, Mohit S. Mujumdar, Nada T. Golmie

Abstract

National Metrology Institutes (NMIs) around the world are charged with supporting industry through improved measurement science and by providing a traceability path to fundamental physical standards. Mobile wireless communications have become a ubiquitous resource throughout the world, with new technological challenges expected in the near future to overcome the spectrum crunch. In response, the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has launched a new Communications Technology Laboratory (CTL) with the mission of identifying and developing new measurement science related to wireless communications. The 4-year-old NIST “5G and Beyond” Program described here includes a host of projects intended to proactively support the development of measurements and standards for next-generation wireless technology.

Citation

IEEE Microwave Magazine

Pub Type

Journals

Keywords

5G Wireless, massive MIMO, millimeter-wave measurements, NIST Communications Technology Laboratory, Traceability, Wireless Communication

Citation

Remley, C. , Jargon, J. , Gordon, J. , Curtin, A. , Novotny, D. , Holloway, C. , Horansky, R. , Allman, M. , Quimby, J. , Gentile, C. , Papazian, P. , Sun, R. , Senic, D. , Senic, J. , Simons, M. , Becker, M. , Williams, D. , Chamberlin, R. , Cheron, J. , Feldman, A. , Hale, P. , Mujumdar, M. and Golmie, N. (2017), Measurement Challenges for 5G and Beyond, IEEE Microwave Magazine (Accessed April 19, 2024)