R1-2509386 discussion

FLS#2 on evaluation assumptions for 6GR air interface

From Huawei
Status: noted
WI: FS_6G_Radio
Agenda: 11.2
Release: Rel-20
Source: 3gpp.org ↗

Summary

This Huawei-moderated 3GPP RAN1#123 summary document (FLS#2 on 6G evaluation assumptions) captures round 1 and round 2 proposals across antenna modeling, system-level simulation (SLS) parameters, and five major traffic model areas, totaling approximately 35 formal proposals. It consolidates multi-company views on BS/UE antenna configurations for frequencies from 700MHz to 30GHz, SLS layouts and power assumptions, and new traffic models for AI/ML, immersive communications, multi-packet FTP, bidirectional flows, and IoT.

Position

Huawei moderates this FLS summary capturing multi-company convergence on 6G evaluation assumptions. For antenna modeling, they propose specific (M,N,P,Mg,Ng;Mp,Np) tuple updates for 700MHz/2GHz/7GHz BS configurations and introduce 15GHz BS modeling with analog/hybrid beamforming options. For UE antennas, they structure a 5-combination framework from 1T2R to 32T32R under two alternatives (UPA tuples vs. TR 38.901 handheld model), and propose that the maximum number of UE antenna elements should at least consider 16. For SLS, they specify multi-option BS transmit power per frequency/scenario (e.g., 43-49dBm/20MHz for 7GHz Urban Macro) and UE powers (23/26/29dBm below 7GHz with CPE/FWA at 31dBm). In traffic models, they propose a token-parameterized AI/ML model where Token success rate directly reflects service quality and cannot be replaced by packet success rate, oppose premature definition of bidirectional TCP-based traffic flow modeling citing insufficient justification, and support extending FTP Model 3 for PDB with packet dropping and multi-packet-size support. For link budget, they advocate using Maximum Path Loss (MPL) as the basic coverage metric and propose Candidate 1 template updates including SNR-to-target-data-rate linkage.

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