3 GPP TSGRAN WG 4 96 e August

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3 GPP TSG-RAN WG 4 #96 -e August 17 th – 28 th, 2020

3 GPP TSG-RAN WG 4 #96 -e August 17 th – 28 th, 2020 Electronic meeting WF on numerologies for FS_NR_52_to_71 GHz Intel, [Charter Communications, provided the added inputs are considered] R 4 -200 XXXX

Channel Bandwidth – Background • The following inputs were collected for minimum CBW (single

Channel Bandwidth – Background • The following inputs were collected for minimum CBW (single carrier) • 50 MHz: 2 companies • 500 – 800 MHz: 3 companies • The following were collected for maximum CBW (single carrier) • • • 400 MHz: 1 company 400 – 800 MHz: 1 company 400 – 2000 MHz: 1 company 400 – 2160 MHz: 1 company 1600 MHz: 1 company 2000 MHz: 4 companies • Channel BW decision depends on SCS • Currently RAN 1 is evaluating system performances with different SCS

Sub-Carrier Spacing – Background • While some companies do not want to rush and

Sub-Carrier Spacing – Background • While some companies do not want to rush and decide SCS in this meeting, the following SCS inputs were collected. • • • 60 k. Hz: 1 company 120 k. Hz: 6 companies 240 k. Hz: 7 companies 480 k. Hz: 6 companies 960 k. Hz: 6 companies • Other WG situation • RAN 1 is currently evaluating possible SCS as a part of system design and asked RAN 4 to provide updated information of phase noise model in 52. 6 – 71 GHz. • SCS is a key system parameter and tightly related to system features

Maximum FFT size – Way Forward • Agree on 4096 maximum FFT size assumption

Maximum FFT size – Way Forward • Agree on 4096 maximum FFT size assumption • CHTR Communications agree with this proposal • Send LS to RAN 1 • CHTR Comunications agree

Channel Bandwidth – Way Forward • Maximum channel bandwidth is a multiple of 400

Channel Bandwidth – Way Forward • Maximum channel bandwidth is a multiple of 400 MHz, i. e. , n x 400 MHz, n = 1, …, 5. • RAN 4 continues to discuss about a maximum feasible n with focus on n = 3, 4, 5, i. e. , max CBW = 1200 – 2000 MHz, in the next meeting. • Charter Communications agrees that max channel bandwidth should be 2. 16 GHz which provides alignment with Wi. Gig • Minimum channel bandwidth is in [50 – 800] MHz. • • Given the discussions are quite open for maximum CBW, supported SCS, etc. , it is premature to further narrow down in this meeting. • Charter Communications will like to add 240 KHz, 960 Khz and 1920 khz for supported scs in 52. 6 -71 GHz • For max channel BW, we highlighted our preference in bullet one (2. 16 GHz) • We are open for further discussion regarding minimum channel bandwidth Companies are encouraged to provide input in the next meeting.

Sub-Carrier Spacing – Way Forward • The maximum feasible SCS is 960 k. Hz

Sub-Carrier Spacing – Way Forward • The maximum feasible SCS is 960 k. Hz • Charter Communications agree with this proposal • FFS on 1920 k. Hz • Charter Communications will endorse 1920 KHz and would be open to follow R 1 guidelines

References [1] R 4 -2009758 [2] R 4 -2009798 [3] R 4 -2009945 Apple

References [1] R 4 -2009758 [2] R 4 -2009798 [3] R 4 -2009945 Apple Inc. [4] R 4 -2010109 [5] R 4 -2010176 [6] R 4 -2010291 [7] R 4 -2010500 [8] R 4 -2010726 [9] R 4 -2010946 [10] R 4 -2011440 [11] R 4 -20 xxxxx On numerology and channel bandwidth in 52. 6 - 71 GHz, Intel Corporation Discussion on numerology and CBW for above 52. 6 GHz, CATT Initial considerations on the numerology and channel bandwidth sizes for 60 GHz frequency range, Numerology and channel BW on supporting NR from 52. 6 GHz to 71 GHz, CMCC On 52. 6 to 71 GHz phase noise characteristics and draft LS to RAN 1. Ericsson Discussion on system parameters for B 52. 6 G, vivo Discussion on numerology and channel bandwidth for 52. 6 GHz to 71 GHz, Huawei, Hi. Silicon Applicable numerologies and channelization options for above 52. 6 GHz, Nokia Shanghai Bell Discussion on system parameters for 52. 6 GHz-71 GHz, ZTE Corporation Numerology considerations for beyond 52 GHz, FUTUREWEI [96 e][140] FS_NR_52_to_71 GHz Draft summary after 1 st round, Qualcomm (Moderator)