6G Spectrum and Waveform
IEEE North Jersey Section Co-Sponsors the Talk: "6G Spectrum and Waveform"
In this webinar, we will discuss the following topics:
1. The 6G standardization roadmap in 3GPP and the ITU.
2. Potential 6G spectrum bands, with a focus on the spectrum between the current 5G frequency ranges FR1 and FR2.
3. Candidates for 6G waveforms and their relevance to different spectrum bands.
4. Solutions for signal generation and signal analysis to prepare for 6G.
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Ajay Poddar (akpoddar@ieee.org), Edip Niver (edip.niver@njit.edu), Durga Mishra (dmisra@njit.edu), (Anisha Apte (anisha_apte@ieee.org)
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Meik Kottkamp of Rohde & Schwarz
6G Spectrum and Waveform
As the planned successor to the extensively deployed 5G, 6G is set to redefine connectivity. While research initiatives have been active for several years, formal standardization efforts for 6G have recently gained momentum. A pivotal workshop took place in March 2025, marking a significant advance in establishing 6G standards. Furthermore, important discussions regarding the 6G spectrum were held at the World Radio Conference (WRC) in Dubai in November 2023. 6G is in the developmental phase, but many leading companies are already executing projects aimed at launching commercial equipment by 2030. This forward-thinking approach demands the prompt availability of advanced test and measurement tools. In this webinar, we will assertively explore the 6G spectrum landscape, emphasizing the researched spectrum and the specific bands earmarked for commercial deployment. We will also delve into the potential waveforms across various spectrum ranges, shaping the future of connectivity.
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Matthias Weilhammer
6G Spectrum and Waveform
As the planned successor to the widely deployed 5G, 6G is poised to transform connectivity. While research initiatives have been underway for several years, formal standardization efforts for 6G have recently gained significant momentum. A key workshop held in March 2025 marked an important step toward establishing 6G standards. Additionally, crucial discussions regarding the 6G spectrum took place at the World Radio Conference (WRC) in Dubai in November 2023. Although 6G is still in the developmental phase, many leading companies are already launching projects to introduce commercial equipment by 2030. This proactive approach necessitates the timely availability of advanced testing and measurement tools. In this webinar, we will thoroughly explore the landscape of the 6G spectrum, focusing on the researched spectrum and the specific bands designated for commercial deployment. We will also examine the potential waveforms across various spectrum ranges that will shape the future of connectivity.
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