Article | REF: TE7626 V1

5G NTN and SATCOM - 5G NTN for constellation of satellites

Author: Nicolas KUHN

Publication date: December 10, 2024

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5. Conclusion

This article presents the main issues and technical challenges associated with the introduction of satellites into the standards defined by 3GPP.

  • After a reminder of the elements making up an access defined by 3GPP, for the case of transparent satellites (e.g. with no on-board digital processing capacity), the technical solutions proposed by 3GPP are presented:

    • the user terminal is considered to be able to provide its location using a means of measurement external to the 3GPP system. Evolutions have been proposed to enable verification of terminal position by the ground network;

    • satellite ephemerides are transmitted to the EU via SIB-19 ;

    • the gNB provides information on uplink latency (gateway – satellite) common to all UEs...

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