38.010

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38.010 is an open and global modular 5G radio access network standard being developed in 3GPP. The specification provides a comprehensive view of the multiple radio access technologies (RATs) that can form part of the 5G communication systems, which includes LTE-Advanced Pro, NR, and UnLicensed spectrum systems. It is the latest example of combining compatible radio access systems in a unified framework, resulting in simplified deployment and greatly improved overall performance.

The 38.010 application field includes telecom, automotive, energy industry, health care, government, retail, and transportation, among others. The main goal of the standard is to enable networks to adapt to the changing needs of the customer, offering a guarantee of quality of service as well as increased coverage, capacity, and speed.

The 38.010 standard provides a comprehensive set of technical specifications and principles that enable operators to quickly deploy and operationalize 5G networks, while introducing the flexibility to introduce new technologies and services. It enables multiple radio access technologies to work together harmoniously, enabling operators to use best-available transmission technologies and most-cost-effective air-interface components. This in turn helps them to deliver robust, resilient and high-capacity 5G networks, even if there is a requirement to use more than one RAT.

At its core, the 38.010 standard is based on four key principles, which are applicable for both the cellular and UnLicensed spectrum. These include: 1) network modularity, which provides an overall framework for the deployment of multiple RATs within one network; 2) system level optimization, which allows operators to deploy and manage multiple RATs in a coordinated manner; 3) network resource allocation, which enables operators to allocate network resources across multiple RATs; and 4) integration of multiple RATs, which provides a set of solutions and management tools for the integration of different RATs.

The overall goal of 38.010 is to allow operators to meet the increasingly high customer service expectations and new network requirements being imposed by the rapid development of the 5G networks. 38.010 provides the technical requirements and solutions for the integration of multiple RATs in one network to increase both coverage and capacity, while improving overall performance and ensuring an optimal user experience.

38.010 seeks to enable swift deployment of 5G networks, while allowing for further evolution of the technology over time. By taking into account all the above principles, 38.010 offers a comprehensive view of the state of the art in 5G system design and architecture, which can help operators to efficient and cost-effective deploy and manage 5G networks.

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