CBRS amp Private LTE May 2019 Fuad Abdelaziz Solution Architect Director What is the 5G Era IMT 2020 Goals The next era of wireless communications Enhanced Mobile Broadband Massive Machine ID: 1018946
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1. The Future of ConnectivityCBRS & Private LTEMay 2019Fuad AbdelazizSolution Architect Director
2. What is the ‘5G Era’?IMT 2020 GoalsThe next era of wireless communications.Enhanced Mobile BroadbandMassive Machine-Type CommunicationUltra-ReliableLow-Latency CommunicationSocial / Political GoalsConnect the UnconnectedEnable Industry 4.0Bridge the Digital DivideSource: TelefonicaSource: PittsburghToday
3. CBRS Overview3
4. Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) - USThree-Tier FrameworkFunctional ComponentsSpectrum Access Systems (SAS)Centrally coordinates access to the shared spectrum, enforcing priorities and modeling the RF environmentEnvironmental Sensing Capability (ESC)Detects federal incumbent activity and informs SAS so that channels can be cleared of lower priority useDomain ProxyCBSD aggregation and proxy function for large networks can be integrated with an EMS / NMS or stand aloneCBRS Device (CBSD)Radio nodes operating in the CBRS band must be centrally coordinated by a SAS in order to transmit
5. CBSD TypesSource: Mobile Experts, LLC“CBSDs must [shall] support transmit power control capability and the capability to limit their maximum EIRP and the maximum EIRP of associated End-User Devices in response to instructions from an SAS.End-User Devices shall include transmit power control capability and the capability to limit their maximum EIRP in response to instructions from their associated CBSDs.”* Category B CBSDs will only be authorized for use after an ESC is approved and commercially deployed consistent with [Ref-2, 96.15 and96.67].Source: WInnForum, CBRS Operational and Functional Requirements
6. CBRS - Identified Market Segments & Use Cases
7. 7Major Entities in CBRS Standardization/AuthorizationFederal Government AgenciesFCC – rules for the band, authorization of SASs, ESCs, and CBSDsNTIA – responsible for federal use of spectrum, including by DoDITS – a division of NTIA that the FCC has contracted to conduct the SAS and ESC testingDoD/Navy – federal incumbents, ship-based and a few inland locationsIndustry AssociationsWireless Innovation Forum (WInnForum) – operationalizing the CBRS framework (radio technology agnostic)CBRS Alliance – defining and optimizing LTE and 5G NR operation in the CBRS bandRuckus holds a number of leadership positions at both CBRS Alliance and WInnForum
8. CBRS Alliance – A Broad & Diverse EcosystemBoard Members
9. 9CBRS – 2018 Major Milestones
10. CBRS – Approaching Commercial Launch in mid-201910Q4 2019Q3 2019Q2 2019Q1 2019Initial Commercial Deployments Launch*ESC Networks Approved and Deployed*Full Commercial Service** CBRS Alliance EstimateESC Test Reports to FCC, NTIA, and DoD for Review and Approval*ITS concludes SAS Testing* ITS concludes ESC Testing SAS Test Reports to FCC, NTIA, and DoD for Review and Approval*SAS Testing suspended due to Partial Govt Shutdown ICD Reports to FCC, NTIA, and DoD for Review and Approval*
11. A Very Large Step ForwardRuckus Networks APs are the World’s First CBRS Devices to be FCC Certified Sep 2018!!
12. CBRS Client DevicesARRIS NVG558Home GatewaySierra Wireless EM7565 moduleSierra Wireless AirLink MG90Barcode ScannerMotorola PTT Google Pixel 3Samsung S10 and Note 9Others follow(in 2019)Supporting a Range of Use CasesLG G8HP LaptopLTE Module
13. In-Building Coverage
14. IndustrialEnterprise-focused Managed Services Provider (MSP)CBRS – Enterprise Market verticalsCarpetedEnterpriseHealthcareEducationPublic VenuesHospitalitySmart Cities IoTMNO ConnectivityPrivate LTE CommunicationsData & AnalyticsSmall Cell ManagementSecurity MonitoringCBRS Small CellsIn-Building Cellular
15. In-Building Cellular (i.e. “Neutral Host”)18B52B17BLight IndustrialSmall RetailHotelsMallsHospitalsVenuesUniversitiesCondominiumsEnterprisesSquare FootageTypes of BuildingsNFL StadiumsConvention CentersAirportsU.S. Commercial Market Space, Dept. of Commerce CBECS Survey, 2012>10K sqft>200K sqft20% served by DAS or Small Cells80% UnservedCBRS LTE for near Wi-Fi CostLimited to no Cellular coverage15
16. Wireless - The 4th Utility for In-Building Services#1 Amenity for the Modern BuildingEnable the all wireless enterpriseSecurely connect building infrastructureOptimized wireless coverage throughoutWireless as a Service Drives EfficiencyDIY painful, often poor results for tenantsFaster time to tenant occupancyReduce churn, enable new revenue streamManaged Platform for Service DeliveryBroadbandSafety & securityIoTApartments & Condos Office & Retail Student Housing Hospitals & Medical Centers In-Building Cellular
17. Private LTE
18. Bringing LTE to the Education SectorProducts and SolutionsDelivering LTE with a Wi-Fi deployment and cost modelInvestment ProtectionRuckus differentiationTraditional mobile equipment vendors locked into costly deployment modelsOther Wi-Fi market leaders lagging or not participating Proof-of-ConceptsRuckus has completed or engaged in 20+ successful POCsOpen to additional POC opportunities18
19. IoT Building SolutionsWireless drives the convergence of Building Management & IT ServicesSecurity and Building Infrastructure Centralized Control, Management, Analytics
20. Example: Industrial IoT
21. Example: Smart Cities / Municipalities21ARRIS NVG558 Residential GatewaySierra Wireless MG90 Gateway
22. Complements Wi-Fi when requirements dictate: CBRS for Private LTE
23. CBRS Private LTE Use Cases
24. Ruckus CBRS
25. Ruckus CBRS Deploys Like Wi-Fi= Offered by RuckusManagementNetwork ServicesSASThird-Party ServicesInternetTrafficInternet ServicesRuckus LTE Access PointsRuckus Cloud ServicesCBRS DevicesRuckus Switches
26. Ruckus LTE Access PointsPlug-and-play, deployed like Wi-FiBuilt for the enterpriseAttractive design, all-internal antennasConnect to existing Ethernet LANCBRS Category ASON technology for automatic configurationCloud management system, unified with Wi-FiAdvanced TechnologyStandard 3GPP TD-LTE Release 12 on Band 48 (CBRS)PoE+ power (802.3at Type 2) or AC adaptersBuilt-in timing (GPS & IEEE1588 PTP)Built-in BeamFlex™ Smart AntennasQ710 Q910 (Outdoor)Stand-alone LTEWi-Fi Plug-in ModulesQ410Q410 + R510Also compatible with R610, R720 and R730
27. Private LTE Solution Components27Device SIMCustomer View AP Management Subscriber ManagementAccess PointsRuckus SellsRuckus EPC under the hoodNetwork Services bundle(AP Mgmt, SAS, EPC, SMS, 10 Sub’s incl.)Subscriptions CapExClose to Cost of Wi-Fi and Simple Like Wi-Fi
28. Additional Resources:CBRS: Should the enterprise and venue owners care? https://www.cbrsalliance.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/SenzaFili_CBRS_DeepDiveReport.pdf Making Neutral Host a Reality with OnGo (CBRS)https://www.cbrsalliance.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/ME-Neutral-Host-with-OnGo-WP-Final.pdf Webinar on Shared HNI/PLMN for Private and Neutral Host Networkshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=967&v=lD7Ge1Y7x3s The Private LTE Opportunity for Industrial and Commercial IOT https://www.cbrsalliance.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/HRI_Paper_Private-LTE-Network-Paper.pdfWInnForum Webinar on Baseline CBRS Standardshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pWqSpF69CtI Questions?