Characteristics of Mid-Bands Interference in Wireless Spectrum Sharing for Mobility Support in 6G, Wi-Fi 7, and Beyond

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International Journal of Wireless Information Networks Pub Date : 2023-10-06 DOI:10.1007/s10776-023-00607-9

Kaveh Pahlavan, Bashima Islam, Zhuoran Su, Edward Morgan

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Abstract

This editorial comments on the emergence of mid-bands (1–6 GHz) as the favorite band for deployment of 6G, Wi-Fi 7, and beyond is based on observations on pattern of 5G deployment of major service providers in the US in the past couple of years. It addresses the current challenges in efficient utilization of these bands caused by existing frequency management and regulations and relate them to the benefits of a fundamental empirical study to understand the stochastic behavior of interference and to create a nationwide interference map of the mid-bands for mobility support. The commentary also proposes to the research and development community to pursue the path for the design of a nationwide interference map of the mid-bands to enable the research community to design more efficient methods to utilize these bands and the government agencies to resort to more efficient regulations for these essential bands for secure nationwide wireless communications.

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6G、Wi-Fi 7及以后支持移动的无线频谱共享中频干扰特征

这篇社论是基于对过去几年美国主要服务提供商5G部署模式的观察，对中频段(1 - 6ghz)的出现作为部署6G、Wi-Fi 7和其他版本的最受欢迎的频段进行评论的。它解决了当前由现有频率管理和法规引起的有效利用这些频段的挑战，并将其与基础实证研究的好处联系起来，以了解干扰的随机行为，并创建一个全国性的中频段干扰图，以支持移动。评论还建议研究和开发社区寻求设计全国中频段干扰图的途径，使研究社区能够设计更有效的方法来利用这些频段，并使政府机构能够对这些基本频段采取更有效的法规，以确保全国无线通信的安全。

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International Journal of Wireless Information Networks TELECOMMUNICATIONS-

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6.60

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8.00%

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