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Description: TSDSI Radio Interface Technology (RIT) Highlights TSDSI RIT meets IMT 2020 requirements eMBB peak data rate 5 Gbps per component carrier URLLC Reliability 99.9999 mMTC connection density 2 million devices Supported Frequency Bands

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slide1. TSDSI Radio Interface Technology (RIT)<br>
slide2. Highlights TSDSI RIT meets IMT 2020 requirements
eMBB peak data rate ≅ 5 Gbps per component carrier
URLLC Reliability ≅ 99.9999%
mMTC connection density ≅ 2 million devices<br>
slide3. Supported Frequency Bands FR1: 450 MHz – 6000 MHz; FR2: 24250 MHz – 52600 MHz
TDD and FDD bands supported (support for flexible duplexing)
Bandwidth supported: 5MHz to 400 MHz
Carrier aggregation supported<br>
slide4. Modulation Downlink
(BS to UE) OFDM QPSK
16QAM
64QAM
256 QAM Uplink
(UE to BS) DFT-S OFDM OFDM BPSK
QPSK
16QAM
64QAM
256 QAM π/2-BPSK
BPSK
QPSK
16QAM
64QAM
256 QAM Downlink
(BS to UE) Uplink
(UE to BS) eMBB and URLLC MMTC FEC: LDPC, Polar, Reed-Muller, Repetition coding
Asynchronous HARQ for reliability FEC: Turbo coding DFT-S OFDM OFDM QPSK shaped- BPSK
π/2-BPSK
π/4-QPSK
QPSK<br>
slide5. Time-Frequency Resources 10 ms
Frame Subframe: 1ms 14 OFDM symbols 14 OFDM Symbols 14 OFDM One slot: 1ms; 15KHz One slot: 0.5 ms; 30KHz One slot: 0.125 ms; 120KHz 38.211 Sub carrier spacing: Multiple numerologies (15k, 30k, 60k, 120k);
Special cases 1.25k, 5k, 240k (for specific transmissions)
Long and short cyclic prefix supported<br>
slide6. MIMO Capabilities Downlink: 12 MU-MIMO layers
Max 4 layers per UE in MU-MIMO
Max 8 layers per UE in SU-MIMO
Uplink: 12 MU-MIMO layers
Max 4 layers per UE
32 CSI-RS antenna ports for enhanced CSI
Multiple beam operations
coverage in high frequency bands
Beam measurement, reporting etc. supported
Reference signals: DMRS, PTRS, CSI-RS, SRS
UE specific, low over head
Supports high frequency bands<br>
slide7. Power Saving

User specific pilots

DRX cycle

BWP adaptation Mobility

Cell level and Beam level Latency

Mini slots

RLC reordering is not required (moved to PDCP)

Mac enhancements for faster beam switching, failure recovery QoS

New layer Service Data Adaptation Protocol

Mapping between QoS and data Radio bearer Other Salient Features Coverage

Low PAPR waveforms for uplink -Removed RLC concatenation (from LTE)
- Asynchronous HARQ in UL & DL
- Scalable numerology in MAC scheduling
- Enhanced LCP
- Several deployment options<br>
slide8. Relevant Documents<br>