Kianoush Hosseini, Shim Patel, A. Damnjanovic, Wanshi Chen, J. Montojo
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Link-Level Analysis of Low Latency Operation in LTE Networks
This paper studies the physical-layer benefits of low latency operation in long-term evolution (LTE) networks. Latency reduction can be achieved by reducing the transmission time interval (TTI) from 1ms to the duration of only a few orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing symbols. The TTI shortening potentially enables faster link adaptation, thereby enhancing system performance. However, enabling low latency operation in a backward compatible manner requires a careful design and performance characterization. This paper conducts a link-level performance analysis of a low latency LTE network in both downlink and uplink with different transmission schemes and under various operating regimes. Our results reveal that a low latency LTE network can provide reasonable link-level performance improvements as compared to a legacy LTE network.