Can 5G Coexist with Satellite Uplink in 28 GHz Band?
5G standalone (SA) rollout is right around the corner. 28 GHz band is considered as one of the main spectrum bands for the 5G SA in many countries. However, the band has already been occupied by uplink of the fixed satellite service (FSS). Due to high equivalent isotropic radiated power (EIRP) adopted by the FSS, the interference that FSS may cause into 5G is garnering research interest. This research aims to establish an analytical framework that quantifies the FSS-to-5G interference.
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