gNB
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What is gNB?
gNB stands for "gNodeB", and it is the base station in a 5G NR (New Radio) network. It's responsible for radio communication with user devices (UEs) or mobile phones. It handles functions like radio resource management, mobility management, and encryption/decryption of data.
What other technologies are related to gNB?
gNB Competitor Technologies
eNB
eNB is the base station in 4G LTE networks, while gNB is the base station in 5G NR networks. They serve a similar function, making them competitors.
LTE
LTE (4G) is a previous generation mobile technology that competes with 5G (gNB) for network resources and subscribers.
4G
4G networks compete with 5G networks, where gNB is the base station technology.
gNB Complementary Technologies
eCPRI
eCPRI is a protocol used for fronthaul communication in radio access networks. It connects the DU and RU in a disaggregated gNB. Thus, it's a complement.
vRAN
vRAN is a virtualized radio access network. gNB functions can be virtualized as part of vRAN, making them highly complementary.
ORAN
ORAN promotes open interfaces in radio access networks. It complements gNB by providing open standards for its components and interfaces.
Which job functions commonly mention gNB?
Integration Engineer
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Network Engineer
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Test Engineer
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Engineer
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Software Engineer
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