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DESCRIPTION:The fifth generation (5G) of the cellular wireless communicatio
 n will introduce a revolutionary change to the mobile communication provid
 ing increased channel capacity (e.g.\, 1000 times)\, peak data rate (e.g.\
 , 20 Gbps)\, massive connectivity\, and low latency (a few milli seconds).
  These unique characteristics will provide the fundamental infrastructure 
 for realization of many innovative ideas and revolutionary technologies su
 ch as high-speed video streaming\, autonomous driving\, virtual reality\, 
 and internet of things (IoT). We believe simulation tools can help signifi
 cantly expedite the 5G technology development and reduce the costs by crea
 ting a virtual lab inside computers.\n\nTo this end\, in this presentation
  a comprehensive modeling and design approach using ANSYS tools will be pr
 esented to help design the backbone of the 5G networks. This will include 
 modeling massive MIMO antenna arrays at millimeter wave band\, user equipm
 ent (UE) hardware/antennas\, and characterization of channel state informa
 tion (CSI) for complex environments. Key performance metrics\, such as Cum
 ulative Distribution Function (CDF)\, Power Density\, and advanced beamfor
 ming techniques will be demonstrated as they apply to 5G antenna systems. 
 Comprehensive simulation and modeling techniques demonstrated here\, can h
 elp reduce prototyping cost\, explore new technologies\, and give design i
 nsights to expedite technology growth.\n\nSpeaker(s): Mojtaba Fallahpour\,
  Arien Sligar\n\nAgenda: \n6:15 PM to 6:30 PM Check in\n6:30 PM to 7:30 PM
  Presentation\n7:30 PM to 7:45 PM Comments and Conclusions\n\nBldg: Geomet
 rics\, 2190 Fortune Drive \, San Jose\, California\, United States\, 95131
LOCATION:Bldg: Geometrics\, 2190 Fortune Drive \, San Jose\, California\, U
 nited States\, 95131
ORGANIZER:mfallahpour@ieee.org
SEQUENCE:3
SUMMARY:5G: Model and Design User Equipment Antennas and Base Station Massi
 ve MIMO Arrays
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/205758
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>The fifth generation (5G) of the cellular 
 wireless communication will introduce a revolutionary change to the mobile
  communication providing increased channel capacity (e.g.\, 1000 times)\, 
 peak data rate (e.g.\, 20 Gbps)\, massive connectivity\, and low latency (
 a few milli seconds). These unique characteristics will provide the fundam
 ental infrastructure for realization of many innovative ideas and revoluti
 onary technologies such as high-speed video streaming\, autonomous driving
 \, virtual reality\, and internet of things (IoT). We believe simulation t
 ools can help significantly expedite the 5G technology development and red
 uce the costs by creating a virtual lab inside computers.&nbsp\;&nbsp\;</p
 >\n<p>&nbsp\;To this end\, in this presentation a comprehensive modeling a
 nd design approach using ANSYS tools will be presented to help design the 
 backbone of the 5G networks. This will include modeling massive MIMO anten
 na arrays at millimeter wave band\, user equipment (UE) hardware/antennas\
 , and characterization of channel state information (CSI) for complex envi
 ronments. Key performance metrics\, such as Cumulative Distribution Functi
 on (CDF)\, Power Density\, and advanced beamforming techniques will be dem
 onstrated as they apply to 5G antenna systems. Comprehensive simulation an
 d modeling techniques demonstrated here\, can help reduce prototyping cost
 \, explore new technologies\, and give design insights to expedite technol
 ogy growth.</p><br /><br />Agenda: <br /><p>6:15 PM to 6:30 PM Check in<br
  />6:30 PM to 7:30 PM Presentation<br />7:30 PM to 7:45 PM Comments and Co
 nclusions</p>
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