Duration: 15:12
This in-depth podcast gets into the origins of the Universal Spectrum Multiplier, the Delay-Doppler channel model it’s based upon, breakthrough spectral efficiency enabled by bringing MU-MIMO into FDD spectrum and the integration of it into Open RAN and traditional base stations.
Under financial pressure? Want to defer major capex while still making investments to expand spectral capacity? If you answered “yes”, this podcast is for you. The podcasters discuss a white paper by Appledore Research that breaks down the positive business and economic impacts of the Universal Spectrum Multiplier.
This short conversational podcast introduces OTFS and its concepts. First developed in 2011 and studied globally by academic researchers in over 1200+ papers since, OTFS has unique properties that solve for some of the gaps that today’s OFDM waveform experiences.
With 6G on the horizon and waveform innovation front and center, let’s discuss one of the candidates, Orthogonal Time Frequency Space (OTFS), and how it stacks up to the legacy Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (OFDM) used in 4G and 5G systems today.
In this podcast OTFS is examined for its capabilities to implement both data transmission and sensing in same transmissions. Additionally, applications use cases for ISAC and simulation results will be discussed.
This deep-dive exposes a transformational approach proposed by Dr. Rob Calderbank of Duke University to using OTFS’ Delay-Doppler capabilities to operate “model free” while sending traffic over wireless channels. This adaptive and self-optimizing notion has positive implications to future use of higher frequency and doubly spread channels proposed for 6G spectrum.