Private 5G Networks / 5G Non-Public Networks (NPNs)

Recent years have seen a lot of increase in the adoption of private 5G networks, regulators are allocating more and more spectrum to the enterprises so that they can build their own private 5G networks. The fact that these networks they do not share traffic with public networks is a game changer for enterprises, as they can leverage the reliability, high-speed connectivity, low latency, security and power efficiency of 5G. This opens up new IoT possibilities and generates new revenue streams. A private 5G network can be thought of as a wireless local area network (LAN) that uses 5G-enabled technologies to create a network with dedicated bandwidth and infrastructure that meets a company’s specific connectivity needs.

Private 5G networks can also be integrated with Time Sensitive Networking (TSN) for use in industry 4.0. So, future factories will be without cables and wires but can fulfill all requirements of time sensitive applications used in automation and control.   

Course Contents:

Section 1:Introduction to Private 5G Networks
   What is a Private 5G Network?
   Why Private 5G Networks in a Factory?
   Why Private 5G Networks in Airports & Container Hubs etc?
   Why Private 5G Networks in Airports & Container Hubs etc?
   Key Requirements for Private 5G Networks

Section 2:Key Enablers for the Private 5G Networks
   Ultra Low Latency Features
   High Reliability Features
   QoS Customization in PDU Session
   5G Network Slicing
   Mobile Edge Computing (MEC)
   Massive MMO & Beamforming

Section 3:Frequency Spectrum for Private 5G Networks
   5G Frequency Bands
   Spectrum Types for Private 5G Networks
   Licensed Spectrum
   Shared Spectrum
   Channel Usage Co-ordination in Shared Spectrum
   Unlicensed Spectrum
   Unlicensed Spectrum Sharing Techniques

Section 4:Deployment Models For Private 5G/Non-Public Networks (NPNs)
   Introduction to Non-Public Networks (NPNs) Deployment Models
   Standalone Non-Public Network (SNPN)
   How a SNPN Registered UE can use Services of a Public Network
   Public Network Integrated Non-Public Networks (PNI-NPNs) and its Types
       1. Shared RAN PNI-NPN
       2. Shared RAN and Control Plane PNI-NPN
       3. Hosted by the Public Network PNI-NPN
    Closed Access Group (CAG) in PNI-NPNs

Section 5:Industry 4.0 & Time Sensitive Networking
     Introduction to Industry 4.0 & Time Sensitive Networking
     Time Sensitive Networking (TSN) for Deterministic Communication
     TSN Architecture and its Components
     Importance of Time Synchronization in TSN Networks
     Time Aware Scheduling in TSN Networks
     TSN Sample Workflow

Section 6:5G System (5GS) Interworking with TSN
     Introduction to 5G System (5GS) Interworking with TSN
     TSN-Application Function (AF)
     Network Exposure Function (NEF)
     Session Management Function (SMF)
     Policy and Charging Function (PCF)
     Access & Mobility Management Function (AMF)
     Device Side TSN Translator (DS-TT) & Network Side TSN Translator (NW-TT)
     Characteristics of 5G System as TSN Bridge

Section 7:Synchronization in TSN and 5G Networks
      Introduction to Synchronization in TSN and 5G Networks
      Clock Flow in 5G Domain
      Clock Flow Between Two TSN Domains
      Calculation of Residence Time in 5G Bridge

Section 8:5G & TSN Interworking Procedures
      5G & TSN Interworking Procedure Types
          1. 5G TSN Bridge Detection
          2. 5G TSN Bridge Informaion Reporting
          3. TSN Traffic Scheduling on a 5G TSN Bridge
      Time Sensitive Communication Time Synchronisation Function (TSCTSF)

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