In this video, we explain how 5G uses SRS — the Sounding Reference Signal — to perform PDSCH beamforming in TDD networks. Using the concept of channel reciprocity, the gNB can estimate the downlink channel based on uplink SRS measurements. We’ll walk through how the process works, when it's used, and the benefits and limitations of this method.
In this video, we explain how 5G uses SRS antenna switching to estimate the downlink channel in TDD mode, why the UE switches antennas, and how to check if a UE supports this feature for accurate beamforming. #5G #SRS ##3GPP
In this video, we will explain what Codebook Type 1 means in 5G. You'll learn how the gNB sends reference signals, and how the UE chooses the best beam and a small phase shift to improve signal quality. This is mainly used for single-user MIMO and is easier
In this video, we simplify how 5G gNB selects the optimal beam for each UE using CSI feedback. We walk through the complete flow — from CSI-RS measurement and UE feedback (PMI, CQI, RI) to beamforming implementation — and explain key RRC configurations and UE capability checks from the 3GPP standards. good
This video covers a high-level view about 5G Beamforming types: * Eigen-Based Beamforming (EBB): Dynamically updates beamforming weights to track UE movement. Suitable for TDD, leveraging channel reciprocity and SRS-based uplink measurements to derive downlink weights. Requires high baseband processing to track UEs in real-time. * Grid of Beams (GoB): Uses a