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People join this course to understand how modern cellular standards are developed and implemented in real-world networks. It is especially valuable for students and professionals in electronics, communication engineering, and wireless technology who want to work in telecom companies, R&D labs, and next-generation network design. The course also helps learners prepare for advanced studies, research, and careers in 5G, IoT, and future wireless systems.

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5G Wireless Standard Design

60 Lectures

1723 min

Lecture 01 : Course Introduction
Preview
26 min
Lecture 02 : Key 5G Technologies - Adaptive Modulation and Coding (AMC)
38 min
Lecture 03 : Key 5G Technologies - Hybrid automatic repeat request (HARQ)
34 min
Lecture 04 : Key 5G Technologies - Orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM)
35 min
Lecture 05 : 5G Numerology
33 min
Lecture 06 : 5G frame structure
31 min
Lecture 07 : 5G physical downlink shared channel (PDSCH) transmit chain– CRC generation
25 min
Lecture 08 : 5G PDSCH transmit chain – code block segmentation – part I
21 min
Lecture 09 : 5G PDSCH transmit chain – LDPC coding
28 min
Lecture 10 : 5G PDSCH transmit chain – code block segmentation – part II
25 min
Lecture 11 : 5G PDSCH transmit chain – rate matching – part I
34 min
Lecture 12 : 5G PDSCH transmit chain – rate matching – part II
32 min
Lecture 13 : 5G PDSCH transmit chain – interleaving and concatenation
23 min
Lecture 14 : 5G PDSCH transmit chain – scrambling and modulation
30 min
Lecture 15 : 5G PDSCH transmit chain – recap
22 min
Lecture 16 : 5G PDSCH receive chain – part I
29 min
Lecture 17 : 5G PDSCH receive chain – part II
29 min
Lecture 18 : 5G PDSCH – map receiver design part I
24 min
Lecture 19 : 5G PDSCH – map receiver design part II
30 min
Lecture 20 : 5G baseband – RF conversion
29 min
Lecture 21 : Indigenous 5G network architecture
22 min
Lecture 22 : 5G physical downlink control channel (PDCCH) transmit chain- introduction
31 min
Lecture 23 : 5G PDCCH transmit chain – CRC and segmentation
25 min
Lecture 24 : 5G PDCCH transmit chain – Polar encoding
22 min
Lecture 25 : 5G PDCCH transmit chain – CRC interleaver
21 min
Lecture 26 : 5G PDCCH transmit chain – sub-block interleaver
35 min
Lecture 27 : 5G PDCCH transmit chain – rate matching
22 min
Lecture 28 : 5G PDCCH transmit chain – control resource set (CORESET) design – part I
29 min
Lecture 29 : 5G PDCCH transmit chain –CORESET design – part II
30 min
Lecture 30 : 5G PDCCH transmit chain –CORESET design – part III
24 min
Lecture 31 : 5G PDCCH transmit chain –CORESET design – part IV
24 min
Lecture 32 : 5G physical uplink control channel (PUCCH) - part I
29 min
Lecture 33 : 5G physical uplink control channel (PUCCH) - part II
26 min
Lecture 34 : Multiple input multiple output (MIMO) transceiver chain – part I
29 min
Lecture 35 : MIMO transceiver chain – part II
35 min
Lecture 36 : MIMO transceiver chain – part III
29 min
Lecture 37 : MIMO transceiver chain – part IV
31 min
Lecture 38 : MIMO transceiver chain – part V
25 min
Lecture 39 : MIMO transceiver chain – part VI
27 min
Lecture 40 : MIMO transceiver chain – part VII
29 min
Lecture 41 : 5G demodulation reference signal (DM-RS) design – part I
29 min
Lecture 42 : 5G DM-RS design – part II
21 min
Lecture 43 : 5G DM-RS design – part III
29 min
Lecture 44 : 5G DM-RS design – part IV
21 min
Lecture 45 : 5G sounding reference signal (SRS) design – part I
31 min
Lecture 46 : 5G SRS design – part II
30 min
Lecture 47 : 5G SRS design – part III
29 min
Lecture 48 : 5G SRS design – part IV
28 min
Lecture 49 : 5G SRS design – part V
33 min
Lecture 50 : 5G channel state estimation reference signal (CSI-RS) – part I
28 min
Lecture 51 : 5G CSI-RS – part II
30 min
Lecture 52 : 5G MIMO transceiver chain – part I
31 min
Lecture 53 : 5G MIMO transceiver chain – part II
35 min
Lecture 54 : 5G MIMO codebook design – part I
33 min
Lecture 55 : 5G MIMO codebook design – part II
32 min
Lecture 56 : 5G FR1/FR2 design– part I
35 min
Lecture 57 : 5G FR1/FR2 design– part II
35 min
Lecture 58 : 5G FR1/FR2 design– part III
28 min
Lecture 59 : 5G initial access - part I
34 min
Lecture 60 : 5G initial access - part II
28 min

Course details

5G Wireless Standard Design focuses on the principles, technologies, and architectural choices behind the fifth-generation mobile communication system. The course explains how 5G standards are designed to achieve ultra-high data rates, low latency, massive connectivity, and improved reliability. It covers both physical-layer innovations and system-level design aspects that enable applications such as enhanced mobile broadband, ultra-reliable low-latency communication, and massive machine-type communication

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Course suitable for

Telecommunication
Electronics & Telecommunication
Instrumentation

Key topics covered

Evolution from 1G to 5G wireless systems
5G use cases: eMBB, URLLC, and mMTC
5G network architecture and protocol stack
Physical layer design in 5G NR
Multiple access techniques and numerology
Massive MIMO and beamforming
Millimeter-wave communication
Channel coding and modulation schemes
Scheduling, resource allocation, and latency reduction
Standardization process and future roadmap beyond 5G

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