5G Advanced-6G

The ambitious goals of 5G-Advanced, and especially 6G, require new systems and methods focused on high throughput and low latency, yet minimal energy waste and resource usage. We have developed innovative solutions to the most vexing challenges of next-generation networking, as described in the following whitepapers:

• SOLUTIONS TO 6G WIRELESS ROADBLOCKS
  

  Achieving the Ultimate Network Performance
  This whitepaper makes a compelling case for adopting options designed for the success of the new 6G Standards.
        - David E. Newman and R. Kemp Massengill

• WIRELESS APPLICATIONS OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
  

  AI Finds Better Solutions
  Every parameter in 6G will be a compromise among different priorities and options. In this whitepaper, key solutions based on artificial intelligence are detailed, such as responding to changing background conditions and user demands in real-time.
        - David E. Newman and R. Kemp Massengill

• ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS
  

  Higher Network Performance with Lower Energy Consumption
  Energy conservation is a prime goal of 6G. Current procedures are unsustainable. This whitepaper explains how numerous procedures can be performed better with just a few brief transmissions, and very importantly – at lower cost.
        - David E. Newman and R. Kemp Massengill

• PHASE NOISE MITIGATION
  

  Systems and Methods for 5G/6G Receivers to Measure and Correct Phase Faults at High Frequencies
  The major roadblock in accessing high frequencies is phase noise, due primarily to clock variations in the transmitter and the receiver. Here, we show how phase noise can be compensated at the message level, with very low cost in resource area and transmission power.
        - David E. Newman and R. Kemp Massengill

• LOCALIZATION AND BEAM ALIGNMENT
  

  Methods for Efficient Alignment of Transmission and Reception Beams
  In crowded network spaces, narrow-beam transmission is essential to prevent blasting all the other users with background noise. The user device must also be capable of aiming its "reception beam" toward the base station, to maximize signal quality at low power usage. This whitepaper details how base stations and user devices can quickly and more cost-effectively align their beams toward each other, for optimal reception and minimal wasted energy.
        - David E. Newman and R. Kemp Massengill

• WIRELESS MESSAGE FAULT MITIGATION
  

  Systems and Methods for 5G/6G Receivers to Detect, Localize, and Correct Message Faults - Without a Retransmission
  Message faulting is an increasing problem at high frequencies, due to enhanced pathloss in the atmosphere and pervasive interference. Current fault-mitigation procedures call for automatic retransmissions (a delay) or bulky error-correction bits added to the message (reducing throughput). This whitepaper shows how the receiver can use the waveform and logic of a corrupted message to determine the corrected version - without a retransmission.
        - David E. Newman and R. Kemp Massengill

• WIRELESS SYNCHRONIZATION AND TIMING
  

  Synchronization Procedures for User Devices and Base Stations
  The other major contributor to message faulting at high frequencies is timing. For message coherency, the user device must be aligned with the base station - an increasingly tight constraint at high frequencies. This also impacts phase noise. In this whitepaper, we present lean, efficient procedures for user devices to lock timing and frequency to the base station, while automatically compensating for propagation delays and Doppler shifts.
        - David E. Newman and R. Kemp Massengill

• OPPORTUNITIES IN 6G FOR WIRELESS DEVELOPERS
  

  Customer-Oriented Solutions in 6G
  This whitepaper details how wireless leaders can profitably drive business with autonomous, user-centric, proprietary solutions that provide customers with greatly improved communications.
        - David E. Newman and R. Kemp Massengill

Whitepaper Summary

WIRELESS TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS

Wireless companies can exploit these advanced technology solutions to provide better communication experiences for their customers. Phase noise mitigation and fault correction enable higher frequencies and hence higher throughput. Improved beam alignment enhances reception quality while saving battery power. AI-based network operation enables faster responses. Sharper timing reduces interference and crosstalk in dense network spaces. Receiver-based fault correction results in lower latency and fewer dropped calls. Wireless customers will appreciate the improved communication quality and reduced power consumption that these technologies provide in 6G.

Please contact us for more detailed information.

Contact:

Kemp Massengill, President
709 Via Del Monte
Palos Verdes Estates, CA 90274 USA
kemp.massengill@UltraLogic6G.com
760.390.1410 (pacific time)