Implementation of 5G NR Primary and Secondary Synchronization

The 5th generation cellular communication system (5G) is oriented towards a new generation of cell conversation device. Similar to all cellular broadband for highly reliable communique with networks consisting of very low latency, synchronization within the respective time frame and frequency domain...

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Published in:Turkish journal of computer and mathematics education 2021-01, Vol.12 (8), p.3153-3161
Main Authors: Kumar, Aytha Ramesh, Kishore, K Lal, Fatima, Amreen
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Cellular communication
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Communications systems
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Mathematics education
Network latency
Partnerships in Education
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Time synchronization
Verbal communication
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description The 5th generation cellular communication system (5G) is oriented towards a new generation of cell conversation device. Similar to all cellular broadband for highly reliable communique with networks consisting of very low latency, synchronization within the respective time frame and frequency domain plays an essential role by allowing the user devices (UE) to acquire data accordingly and transfer it. The paper gives an overview of the 5G signal receiving systems framework required to obtain a physical mobile identification. The physical alerts anticipated with the aid of the 3GPP (third Generation Partnership Project) 5G New Radio specification for synchronization and cellular seek in 5th-era Wi-Fi broadband get entry to structures is provided in this paper. The statistics required to determine the 5G NR physical layer that is carried with the aid of. Secondary Synchronization Signal (SSS) and Primary Synchronization Signal. Subsequently, this paper affords implementation of low power, High speed Synchronization signal detection in Xilinx Kintex FPGA. An excessive-Performance Synchronization Signal detection is derived.
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Communications systems
Electronic devices
Mathematics education
Network latency
Partnerships in Education
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Synchronism
Time synchronization
Verbal communication
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