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Audio-visual networks and the road to 5G

On standardization, role models and spectrum access

Audio-visuelle Produktionsnetzwerke und deren Weg zu 5G – Standardisierung, Rollenmodelle und Zugang zum Spektrum

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Abstract

Multiple upcoming 5G use-cases seem to particularly depend on network deployment and role model questions. Service reliability, liability and ultimately adequate licensing of spectrum are likely to be the primary success factors, independent of features to be implemented in 5G new radio. Here, this article discusses standardization enabling different audio-visual production use-cases and flexible models within the 5G system.

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Vielerorts bedingen neue 5G Use-Cases Verfügbarkeit von garantierten Diensten im lizensiertem Spektrum. Aspekte wie Netzbetrieb und Business-Arrangements beeinflussen wesentlich den Erfolg von zukünftigen, industriellen Funksystemen. Dieser Beitrag nimmt sich der professionellen audio-visuellen Medienproduktionen an, diskutiert Standardisierungsaspekte rund um flexible Modelle, die eine entsprechende Anwendung innerhalb 5G möglich machen – die Umsetzung einer geeigneten Funkschnittstelle wird hierbei vorausgesetzt.

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  1. Sennheiser electronic GmbH & Co KG, Am Labor 1, 30900, Wedemark, Germany

    María Dolores Pérez Guirao, Axel Schmidt & Andreas Wilzeck

  2. Sennheiser Streaming Technologies GmbH, Friesenweg 7, 22763, Hamburg, Germany

    Konstantin Septinus

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Pérez Guirao, M.D., Septinus, K., Schmidt, A. et al. Audio-visual networks and the road to 5G. Elektrotech. Inftech. 135, 456–462 (2018). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00502-018-0652-1

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