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The 5G New Radio interface

Author: Xavier LAGRANGE

Publication date: February 10, 2023 | Lire en français

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    4. Time slicing on the radio interface

    4.1 Slots, sub-frames and frames

    On the NR interface, 14 successive OFDM symbols form a slot. The slot therefore corresponds to 1 ms in numerology 0 and 1/2 n ms in numerology n (table 1 ). To have a reference duration independent of numerology, the notion of sub-frame is defined, which lasts 1 ms. A sub-frame contains 1 slot in numerology 0, 2 in numerology 1, and so on. A frame contains 10 sub-frames and therefore always lasts 10 ms. The frame structure is used to define repetition patterns for certain signals and control messages.

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