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2. doc.: IEEE 802.19-14/0047r0 Submission Abstract This presentation provides brief summary on LTE-U workshop held on June 2014 July 2014 Hyunduk Kang et al, ETRISlide 2

3. doc.: IEEE 802.19-14/0047r0 Submission 26 Participants worldwide Nokia, AT&T, CableLab, HiSilicon(Huawei), InterDigital, Qualcomm, China Unicom, Sony, TeliaSorena, TI, ALU, Samsung, Hitachi, Intel, CATT, Verizon, ZTE, Broadcom, KT, KDDI, Cisco, NTT Docomom, Blackberry, Fujitu, LG, T-Mobile July 2014 Hyunduk Kang et al, ETRISlide 3

4. doc.: IEEE 802.19-14/0047r0 Submission Regulatory Issues Many companies provided an overview of the regulatory requirements for unlicensed operation in 5 GHz Different regional requirements emerged, in terms of power levels, channel sensing etc. Most of the companies prefer 3GPP to focus on the standardization of a global solution that can work across regions July 2014 Hyunduk Kang et al, ETRISlide 4

5. doc.: IEEE 802.19-14/0047r0 Submission Possible Frequencies 5725~5850MHz, 5470~5725MHz and 5150-5250MHz (regional) July 2014 Hyunduk Kang et al, ETRISlide 5 *1 Bands allocated by Canada/Korea are 5725-5825MHz. *2 China 5725-5850MHz is shared license among operators, open for WAS and RLAN *3 36dBm and outdoor is only permitted in US

6. doc.: IEEE 802.19-14/0047r0 Submission Deployment model & modes of operation Indoor and Outdoor CA / DC / standalone –1 st priority: LAA CA with both SDL and TDD –2 nd priority: LAA DC –3 rd priority: Standalone (might be the next work item) July 2014 Hyunduk Kang et al, ETRISlide 6

7. doc.: IEEE 802.19-14/0047r0 Submission LAA (Licensed-Assisted Access) LAA on unlicensed band is always combined with licensed band LTE Licensed band: either FDD or TDD –provides reliable connection for mobility, signaling, voice and data LAA: either TDD or SDL (Supplement Down Link) –boosts data rates with good enough signal (opportunistic use) July 2014 Hyunduk Kang et al, ETRISlide 7

8. doc.: IEEE 802.19-14/0047r0 Submission Coexistence Coexistence is a fundamental requirement for all networks and all users within unlicensed bands to be successful Coexistence among LTE-U and other technology networks needs to be mandatory –A global standard is required July 2014 Hyunduk Kang et al, ETRISlide 8

9. doc.: IEEE 802.19-14/0047r0 Submission High Level Coexistence Requirements Fairness –In time –In spectrum width A single solution must meet all regional regulatory requirements –e.g., Listen Before Talk Must support multiple LTE-U networks and multiple Wi-Fi networks in the same band Coexistence with existing services July 2014 Hyunduk Kang et al, ETRISlide 9

10. doc.: IEEE 802.19-14/0047r0 Submission Coexistence Use Cases LTE-U vs. unmanaged Wi-Fi (1) LTE-U vs. managed Wi-Fi (2) LTE-U vs. LTE-U among difference operators (3) July 2014 Hyunduk Kang et al, ETRISlide 10

11. doc.: IEEE 802.19-14/0047r0 Submission Suggested Solutions for Coexistence with Wi-Fi LBT and fairness algorithm Good neighbor policy - do not make legacy systems unusable LBT and high level coexistence Carrier selection, TDD fake + LBT Fairness metric Protocol/Architecture level + LBT DFS + LBT LBT like method, virtual carrier sensing LBT (CSMA/CA, CCA) Channel selection mechanism LBT based on ED, NW assistance information LBT required / LBT not required July 2014 Hyunduk Kang et al, ETRISlide 11

12. doc.: IEEE 802.19-14/0047r0 Submission References LTE-U Workshop documents (June 2014) July 2014 Hyunduk Kang et al, ETRISlide 12